GASLAND Go Shower Series Gas Water Heater G10,Ultra Slim Portable Outdoor 10 litres Gas Boiler,Butane (28-30 mbar)/ Propane (37 mbar),LPG Shower for Camping,RV,Barn

When camping you don’t tend to think of hot showers until you’re craving your own warm bed and a good wash. This takes away the urge to head home, whilst letting you have a fantastically hot shower whilst out camping in the wilderness. It isn’t the smallest, but for the space it takes up In your vehicle it’s well worth its weight In gold, especially in this colder weather. Hoping this lasts for many winters to come.

Hot showers on the go, a luxury I didn't know I needed. This heater is surprisingly compact, yet it delivers a steady stream of hot water. Setting it up is straightforward, even for someone not particularly handy. It's a lifesaver for camping trips, transforming chilly mornings into something bearable. Just remember to pack enough gas!

I have no hot water in my house and got this as a stop gap, cannot be happier with it!

GASLAND nous propose ici un chauffe-eau à gaz G10.Celle-ci est une chaudière à gaz portable ultra fine pour l'extérieur.Il est livré avec une poignée pliable et coulissante, facile à accrocher et à ranger.2 piles D sont nécessaires (non fournies) pour l'allumage électronique.Elle a une capacité de 10 litres.Elle s’avère top pour avoir de l’eau chaude pour camping, camping-car, grange… etc

The media could not be loaded. Edit February 2024.Well, the shower finally died over the harsh winter. It had been drained (perhaps not well enough) and it appears that the extremely cold temps just broke it. Our drained 12v water pump also froze solid and broke so that was a shame. As other reviewers have noted, while this unit does have protection against freezing weather, it isn't completely fool proof. As for its sturdiness otherwise, it's pretty robust. Ours got dropped from about 4 feet up and landed on its side, slightly denting one of the grills and it worked fine for a year afterwards. In hindsight we probably should have done a better job of winterizing it. Not deducting a star and we have re-ordered the same unit.Edit March 2023: The video and review below was written in February 2022. The shower is still going strong. It's been left outside (wrapped in a plastic bag when not in use) for over a year in all weather conditions. Drained it during freezing months and used it periodically through the winter - works like a champ. I would highly recommend this unit.This thing works. The video is for a brief demonstration only, but I was using a 12v water pump drawing water from a 5 gallon container. If you're using it completely off grid, as we are, you'll need a water source and a pump. The pump in the video is an Eccotemp EccoFlo Diaphram 12v water pump (45psi, 3.5 amps) and strainer. This particular pump - as I'm sure with other similar ones - can self-prime about 30 feet horizontally and 6 feet vertically, so you don't need to have the pump below your water source.The pump also comes with battery clamps so you can attach it to a regular 12v battery. I use a connector that has a cigarette style 12v connection that you can put into the DC output of a solar power station, for example. In my case, I'm using a Jackery 500.With the water pressure on the heater turned down low, the pump doesn't struggle, and it draws about 90 watts of power. With 45psi being about average water pressure for an outdoor faucet like you might find at a campground, you shouldn't have any trouble using a 12v pump like this. Also, while this heater indicates it will work with just 2.5psi of water pressure (which is pretty much the pressure you'll get from gravity if you elevated your water source approximately 6 feet above the water heater without a pump) I'd recommend a pump anyway.I'm also using some 1/2 inch braided nylon tubing and brass hose fittings to connect the pump and the heater together (e.g. a 1/2 inch hose should provide ample water flow whether you're using a pump or connecting it to a faucet).The water heats up within about 3-4 seconds and the shower head produces a nice powerful stream. It appears to be a non-adjustable shower head, but that's OK.One final thing I would add if you are using this heater off grid and pumping well water directly, or from a rainwater collection tank, is to use a water filtration system between the pump and the shower. This could be an inline hose filter such as you might use for your RV (as long as it had a good enough flow rate). All in all this model is more than sufficient for showering and incidental hot water needs such as doing the dishes - I just crank up the heat and spray water into our washing up bowl.

Ce kit nous a permis de prendre des douches chaudes en montagne, là où notre gîte n'en avait pas.Il est super simple à utiliser.Pas super lourd, en plus.Tout fonctionne très bien ici et je ne peux que le recommander ! En même temps, Gasland a toujours été une très bonne marque, qui propose des articles de qualité.

I have been using tankless water heaters for some time and I really like this one because it has been very reliable, but it has some issues.Installation is a breeze, 1/2" braided hoses work great for install, there have been no leaks and the unit works reliably every time.Problem is flow rate. I tuned the temp of the unit to the shower and it works fine and delivers great temp, however my sink flows more hot water. When I turn my sink on a little the unit will not fire up and deliver cold water, turn it on full blast and the water is lukewarm.I have found that the heater will deliver various water temperatures based on flow rates of water fixtures. The only to fix this is make sure all your appliances have matching hot water flow rates which is not very practical.