GASLAND Portable Tankless Water Heater, Outdoors 6L 1.58GPM Propane Water Heater for RV Camping, Overheating Protection

I've used this unit for almost two years now and it's been great. I even use it in the winter in -20C, though I'm careful to quickly disconnect the hoses and propane before bringing it back into the house before it freezes. In the summer, it provides enough hot water for a shower or bath, though I haven't tried both. In winter my water is around 2C and with the flow trickled down almost all the way on the dial, it keeps water at 115f on the display which is good enough to keep the outdoor bath warm. Takes longer to fill the bath in the winter but no complaints and zero issues with this unit. It even has overheat protection, as seen when it shutoff when a hose was kinked and the flow became a trickle making the water shoot up in temperature.

Easy temperature control, good supply of hot water

Purchased this in the fall so did not get a chance to use until spring. Worked great a few times then after a few weeks stopped. Contacted Gasland and they sent me a new replacement. Hoping this one lasts longer! But they stood behind it and sent me a new replacement so have to give credit where it’s due.

What an amazing feeling to have a hot shower at my off grid cabin after a day of hard work. I use mine inside my cabin but have a little DC fan that blows above it to vent. TBH, for short uses, there's really no problem with using it inside.Very happy with the quality of this unit. It fires right up and produces VERY hot water very quickly. I also really like the quality of the shower head, and that the shower head itself has a shut-off and -on valve. Good for water saving, since my water is rain collection.There are three ways to control the temperature of the water: 1. the seasonal knob (winter/summer) 2. the flame controller, and 3. the water controller. The good news is that it produces VERY hot water, def hot enough for your coffee, or soup, etc. But by turning the seasonal knob to summer, turning the flame down, and turning the water output up, you can get it down to just above luke-warm.I'm glad I didn't save $20 by buying a cheaper one. Great investment.

Water heater works very well, easy to use, good value.The pipe threads on the heater are 1/2" BSP and NOT common NPT as found in North America. You must use the included small seal inside the provided 1/2" BSP - 3/4" GHT (garden hose) adaptor, and a larger seal inside the GHT end of the adaptor where your hose will connect. Use the seals provided and no leaks.I used a $10 garden hose valve between the heater and the water supply. Turn the water on and the heater fires up and holds temperature. Turn the water off and the heater shuts off.