Would this cool the inside of a very small, enclosed camper?
821456
No. It's a small handheld fan with a wet sponge. And it's only battery or USB powered...You're better off getting a decent rotating fan or real AC.
821457
This cooler is great for a desk in an office atmosphere it really does reduce it by 30 degrees
124612
I use this all year in my RV, even in the summer months when it is very humid. The unit does put out a small amount of warmth (not hot at all), but nothing strong enough to work against your AC. While it may make a small room heat up if you place it in there and close the door, placing it in the main part of your house where there is more air flow, you will not notice any difference.
1587222
I have always used a small coolie with it and it has done well in keeping things cold. I think it would depend on the tempature outside also.
174433
If u have a small tent than yes.The Mr HEATER sits firmly on a flat surface but u won't always get a flat floor surface in tent camping. I used mine in a tent and put it on a small metal table. It didn't heat up the table.... but it certainly warmed up the tent!
221365
If you could define "small" in square feet this would be a much easier question to answer. If you live in an apartment complex or have a small condo, yes it should cool a small bedroom (200-300sqft) easily.
2106629
if it's not too humid and the air is blowing on you from less than 8', yes. Nice cool, humidified air. Can be made to fan across area and could cool two or three people adequately. I have three units and really love them inside.
391989
If you place it outside the RV it will blow in cooler air if the outdoor air temperature is lower (pointed toward the open doorway for example). In an enclosed area, fans ADD heat to the room itself, regardless of the cooling sensation caused by evaporation on your skin. A 500 watt motor (3/4 horsepower) will add 500 watts of heat (1,600 BTUH, British thermal units per hour). Fans produce warmth, not cooling, but it is "comfort" cooling.
397353
If you are using it with a tarp tent pitched the right, it should definitely produce some effective heat. You could use it in a regular backpacking tent with a great deal of care and caution. Would work better in conjunction with a tarp.
865354
It depends on the size of the area. You can stick a pc fan on it to keep it cool.
931234
I would say yes. Although it does not throw a lot of heat very far. If you are sitting 3 to 4 feet under it you can feel it.It is not intended to heat large areas.
2105649
It will be less but it sounds like you have a ventilation problem to solve if temps are too high with T5s in such a small space.
1867264
I assume so, but it would not be as energy efficient as a heat exchanger--all air exhausted would have to be heated or cooled.
174434
If u have a small tent than yes. The Mr HEATER sits firmly on a flat surface but u won't always get a flat floor surface in tent camping. I used mine in a tent and put it on a small metal table. It didn't heat up the table.... but it certainly warmed up the tent!
1830433
Henry - it might, but it will depend on the rate of heat loss - so how cold the surrounding air is, whether there is any insulation, whether the top is open for heat to rise out of your desired warm area. Mine are in an insulated wooden box that is ~3x3x3" out doors where the temperature gets down to freezing but no lower, and indoors in a terrarium that is ~1.5x1.5x4 . The temperature inside is 50-75 and the only way I can keep the terrarium cool enough (below 83) is to avoid covering the top. Best of luck.
931233
I would say yes. Although it does not throw a lot of heat very far. If you are sitting 3 to 4 feet under it you can feel it. It is not intended to heat large areas.
886702
I tnink it would but most of the heat emits from the top and it is kind of loud. if you're being quiet around a campfire
759345
If the shelter is small enough the reflectix will keep that heat in the box. It sure works in a small camper during the winter.