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Heat your 18' long RV efficiently with this catalytic heater. The heater operates on low-pressure LP gas so you don't have to worry about electrical drain. Adjustable from 3,200 to 6,000 BTUs and will heat approximately 230 sq. ft.
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87% were satisfied with this product
13% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Looks good. Will get it hooked up soon.
Started with the Wave 3. Too small for my application. 18' inside length toy hauler. Ended up buying the larger Wave 6. Couldn't return the first one after hooking it up and trying it. Get a larger size than what Camco's application chart recommends.
Pros: No battery drain. Works OK.
Cons: Less heat than expected. No thermostat, so it's either "on" or "off". Set off the smoke detectors first 3-4 times of use.
I mounted the Wave 6 to a TV articulated mount so I could point the heat where I needed it and stow it out of the way when not in use. I made my own custom cover out of vinyl to fit around the mount.
great had one in the past
Prompt delivery. Awesome service.
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The order was shipped promptly . These are the best Heaters no more dead battery’s !!!!
Thank you
I haven't installed the heater as of yet but I did hook it up to the tank and it did a good job heating up the space intended for.
almost to much heat for my 16' rv but that is far better than not enough.
You have great service but I can't say the same about UPS. I appreciate that you were able to replace the lost shipment.
My heater arrived in good shape. I had a professional install it, and it is working perfectly. Love it and saves lots of propane!
I received my 6 wave heater and very happy how it operates and gas hose kit fit the heater nice plus it came on time
Product excellent, communication excellent! If they have what I need, etrailer will be my choice.
ican`t done the servy i did recive my heater i dont no where my heater.
Great heat for our RV, without using the battery
Js
11/6/2022
A year later it’s still working great. We actually purchased the smaller Wave 3 as well for nights that don’t get as cold
Of course, it is a VERY well made product. BUT the service was AMAZING !!! JUST AMAZING. Thanks a MILLLLION for the time you spent responding to my questions, and for the fast shipping. Sadly, it was delivered here by UPS, and the brokering fees are just WAY too much. Now I am just waiting for the cold weather !
Took some time before writing to evaluate product.
Works as expected. Darn good back up for power outages and extra warmth. -17°F outside of tiny home 65+°F in with addition of small amount of grid electric. Likely would have kept up by its self.
Condensation occurs so ventilation is essential for that as well as safe operation.
Good unit. Uses less propane than main trailer heater. Be sure to leave a vent or window cracked open. Sometimes can smell like propane.
I used it with previous trailer for better sleeping because of the noise difference between trailer heater and the Wave 6. I used a Coleman Gemini power pack with a Camco regulator for propane. My current trailer has a heater that makes very little noise and does not interfere with my sleep so I no longer use the Wave 6.
How I installed an Olympian Wave 6 catalytic heater in a 20yr old Class C that I have been refurbishing.
Installation bits:
1x12x48 pine board (base for heater)
4 #8 2" wood screws (board mounting)
4 1/2" nylon stand offs (board mounting)
4 #8 1" wood screws (heater hangers)
4 conical hot water faucet washers (htr hngr)
3/8" brass T fitting (splice for propane input)
3/8" pipe thread to flare elbow (for T outlet)
6' 3/8" propane hose female flare both ends
3/8" male to female flare elbow (to heater)
1/2" Teflon thread tape for propane
1" diameter desk grommet for hose
Cut pine board to size 1x12x17". Use supplied template to mark Wave 6 mounting locations. Stain board black. Install 1" screws and conical washers to board. (The washers make heater removal and reinstall much smoother.) Remove vent cover in front of furnace opening. Drill holes for mounting board in front of furnace opening. Drill 1" hole for propane hose access to the heater. Verify propane tank valve is closed. Apply Teflon tape to all male threads. Remove a 1" section from the 3/8" propane supply line to the furnace. Attach one end of the hose to the T fitting. Attach the compression T fitting to the propane supply line. Route the hose through the drilled hole and slip on the grommet. Reinstall the furnace area vent. Install the mounting board. Install the flare elbow onto the heater's input. Hang the heater. Verify the heater control knob is in the "start/off" position. Attach the propane hose to the flare elbow. Open the propane tank valve. Verify that there are no propane leaks. Test heater operation. Verify that the furnace operates as well as always. Now when boondocking, we have warmth without 12v power consumption.
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Wow! I am NOT disappointed in this heater! After a lot of research, endless YouTube reviews, and a real challenge to actually find one I could order from Canada, I was a bit nervous that it might not measure up to my hopes. But it surpasses them! Easy to operate, completely silent, safe, and puts out lovely heat almost instantly. The heat really does feel like that from a cozy fireplace, unlike hot air blower types. I love that it doesn’t use much propane, no open flame, and no electricity requirement. I’m very excited to have this piece of kit in my skoolie!
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Katrina D.
10/21/2023
Huh, that is very odd. Looks like it supposedly shipped out about a week ago. Lets go ahead and get a reship set up for you as well as a missing package claim with UPS. I would love to hear your updated feedback of your experience once you receive the reshipped order.