Keeping a Caravan Warm in Winter Without Running Up the Bill
Most warm-caravan advice is really advice to buy a bigger heater. Slow the heat losses instead and a low setting will hold the van comfortable all evening.
Most warm-caravan advice is really advice to buy a bigger heater. Slow the heat losses instead and a low setting will hold the van comfortable all evening.
A 1,500W heater uses 1.5 kWh an hour. Here is how to calculate your own cost, why the rated figure overstates it, and how the heater compares with everything else.
If electricity is included in your pitch fee the answer is easy. If it is metered, the setting matters more than the heater. Here is how to work out which applies.
Condensation is physics, not a fault. Produce less moisture, ventilate deliberately, and keep surfaces above the dew point. The three levers that work.
Size the heater to your hook-up, not to the room. Why the number of heat settings matters more than maximum output, and where gas still wins.
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