Cyber Heater for RVs & Campers

Check your RV's power first

RVs have limited electrical capacity, especially on 30-amp hookups. Running a heater along with a microwave, kettle or air conditioner at the same time may trip a breaker. Check your rig's limits and use the heater on shore power with a proper 120V outlet.

Where it works well

A small plug-in heater can take the chill off a sleeping area or dinette on cool spring and fall nights, so you don't have to run the main furnace as much.

Safety in small spaces

Plug it straight into a wall outlet — never an extension cord or power strip — and keep about 3 feet of clear space in front of it.

Keep it well away from bedding and curtains, use the timer, and never leave it running while the RV is unattended.