CAMPLUX Portable Tankless Water Heater 1.58 GPM, BW158B Outdoor Propane Water Heater Camping, 41,000 BTU, Black

Want reliable, fast hot water upta camp? Worried about pilot lights blowing out, or some bug getting in and roasting itself? Have limited space but big dreams? If so, this is the heater for you!Seriously, this thing was a breeze to mount and install. Water in, water out, and connecting the heater to the propane system was simple. It tucks right into an alcove on the outside wall. Now we have hot water for showers... a game changer! And boy does it get hot, if you want to. Temperature options range from tepid to thermonuclear, and you can control the output right down to the degree.If you want hot water fast, buy this thing. It's well worth the price. It's given me a summer of hot water so far, and I expect many years to come. Buy a pair of D batteries now and then, and it should last for years.I include photos of the front, fittings, and vent because the stock images are a little lacking.

I bought the Camplux 1.58 GPM tankless water heater for my off-grid setup, and while the first unit I received had a small issue, I have to say the seller’s customer service was outstanding. They were quick to respond, super helpful, and made the replacement process easy and stress-free.The new unit works perfectly — it heats water quickly and consistently, and the 1.58 GPM flow is just right for showers, dishes, and light outdoor use. I love that it runs on propane with battery ignition, making it ideal for off-grid or camping use. It’s compact, easy to install, and energy-efficient since it only heats water when needed.Overall, the experience turned out great. The heater works like a charm, and I’m especially impressed with the support I received. Highly recommend both the product and the seller!

This product is outstanding. Now, it takes a bit more intelligence to operate then a Lego set but please read the directions. I have set the heater up in my garage and plumbed an additional line from my main water line which has a shut-off valve. I ran a hose from the valve to the unit so I don't have to hook up a hose every time I want to use it. I merely open the valve and have a constant water supply. Next, the propane tank sits on the ground and is turned on/off when needed..... that's it!!! With the water and gas on, all you do is push the "on" switch on the handle and the water flows and the unit ignites the propane to heat the water. I use city water so the pressure is perfect. The shower pressure is like a regular shower. The water is heated in seconds!! BE CAREFUL..... it can get extraordinarily hot !!! You can regulate the temperature by the following: To make hot ~increase gas or decrease water flow [using knobs on heater]. To cool ~ decrease gas and/or increase water flow. It takes just a few tries til you have the perfect temperature. I have the unit in my garage by the main door to my driveway. Primary reason for my purchase ~ to clean my dogs off after walks and for their baths. We decided on the 8L 2.11 GPM because we needed a bit bigger than the 5L and also wanted the auto shut-off [on handle]. When the water flow is shut off, the gas shuts off. Once you hit the switch on the handle and turn the water flow on again, the unit fires back up........ it's amazing!! It saves propane and is very safe. Again, read the directions, ensure all connections are made nice and tight. All supplies and extras are provided in the box. I wish I could take a picture of my set-up. I have this nice wash center in the corner of my garage. It's perfect and exactly what I wanted and needed. My digital temperature display is in Fahrenheit [some pictures show a Celsius display]. I love this heater !!!!

Doesn’t hold up with timeHad it a little over a year and it’s bombed out.There’s too much electronics in it for a hot and humid outdoor environment ( Florida).For the price point I expected it to last longer than this.We had it plugged in as a shower next to the pool. It worked well while it worked but it’s simply not durable enough.We ended up getting a new starter kit for it and installed and it didn’t work either. Now it’s trash or disassemble it and find a way to manually start it and bypass all the electronics.