Motorhome LPG Heaters Fitting
Reliable heating can be an essential part of ‘home-comforts’ when it comes to spending time in your motorhome – particularly when out of season or off-grid.
The great feature of motorhome LPG heaters is that, coupled with the ease of a refillable LPG gas system, you’ll benefit from:
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- A heating system which is easy and convenient to top up with fuel.
- An efficient gas heating system.
- Extra space in the habitation area, as refillable LPG containers can be fitted underneath your motorhome or caravan.
But all gas systems should only be installed by certified experts. All our motorhome LPG heaters and gas system installation services take place at our AWS-approved workshop in Sussex. Installations are carried out by our expert team of ACOPS Gas Certified technicians.
Our motorhome LPG heaters are sourced with quality, efficiency and lifespan in mind, so you can be assured of optimum performance from any LPG heaters we install.
Our outline prices are inclusive of fitting. If you’re not sure what you need, or which type of heating system would best suit your make and model of motorhome, chat with our team on 01903 21 31 41.
You can also contact us for a free, no-obligation quote for fitting any LPG heater to your particular make and model of motorhome – just fill in the fitting request form at the bottom of the page.
FAQs
An LPG heater is a type of heater that runs on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). They are popular in motorhomes and campervans because they offer efficient and reliable heating, especially when travelling in cold weather. LPG heaters can quickly warm up your living space, making them an excellent choice for keeping cosy during your travels.
Yes, you can use an LPG heater in a motorhome. In fact, many motorhome owners prefer LPG heaters because they are cost-effective, efficient, and easy to use. These heaters are designed specifically for enclosed spaces like campervans, so they are safe to use when installed correctly. Overall, LPG heaters are an excellent way to heat your motorhome or campervan.
How long an LPG heater will last in your motorhome depends on several factors, including the size of your gas bottle, how often you use the heater, and the size of your living space. A typical 6kg bottle generally lasts for a couple of weeks with intermittent use. If used regularly, it’s more likely to last for a few days to a week. Continuous use at high output will of course consume gas faster, so it’s always a good idea to keep a spare bottle to hand during long trips.
The choice between an LPG and diesel heater for your campervan depends on your needs and setup. LPG heaters are often more affordable and easier to install, especially if your campervan already has a gas system in place. They are also quieter when in use. On the other hand, diesel heaters can run off your campervan’s diesel supply, which is convenient for those who don’t want to manage additional gas bottles. Ultimately, both are great options and it depends on your preference.
The best heating for a motorhome depends on your personal preferences, the climate you’re travelling in, and your motorhome setup. LPG heaters are a popular choice because they are easy to use and heat up quickly. Diesel heaters are generally more efficient and perform well in very cold weather. There are also electric heaters, but these are more suited to those who primarily stay at campsites with electric hook-ups. A combination of LPG and diesel, or LPG and electric, may offer the best flexibility depending on where you plan to travel. Choosing the right heater for your motorhome can make all the difference in keeping you warm and comfortable on your adventures.
Fitting time is approximately 6 hours.
Fitting time is approximately 6 hours.
Fitting time is approximately 6 hours.
Fitting time is approximately 6 hours.
Fitting time is approximately 6 hours.
Fitting time is approximately 6 hours.
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