A high-quality American-made product is produced by Nu-Way Stove, MFG, and sold across the nation, keeping all kinds of outdoor enthusiasts warm and comfortable. Thousands of shacks, deer blinds and wall tents are now heated by our heaters across North America.
Nu-Way, Portable Propane Heater:
In order to reduce noise, NU-WAY propane stoves include a self-contained burner and a low-light design. They are a great option for heating your deer blind or ice fishing shack.
A. A Nu-Way propane portable heater is a type of heater that runs on propane and is designed for use in outdoor settings or unheated indoor spaces. It is compact, lightweight, and easy to transport, making it ideal for camping, hunting, fishing, or other outdoor activities.
A. A Nu-Way propane portable heater works by burning propane gas to produce heat. The heater is equipped with a burner and a regulator that controls the flow of propane to the burner. When the heater is turned on, the propane is ignited, and the burner heats up, producing a steady stream of warm air.
A. The benefits of using a Nu-Way propane portable heater include its portability, ease of use, and efficiency. It is a great way to stay warm in outdoor settings or unheated indoor spaces, and it can help you save money on heating costs by providing a supplemental heat source.
A. Yes, Nu-Way propane portable heaters are generally safe to use, as long as they are used properly and in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. However, like any heating appliance, they can pose a fire hazard if they are not used correctly or if they are left unattended.
A. No, Nu-Way propane portable heaters are not designed for cooking. They are designed solely for heating and should not be used for any other purpose. If you need a portable propane stove for cooking, you should purchase a separate appliance designed for that purpose.
A. The length of time a Nu-Way propane portable heater will run on a single propane cylinder depends on several factors, including the size of the cylinder, the temperature setting of the heater, and the outdoor temperature. In general, a small 1-pound propane cylinder will provide heat for up to 5 hours on low setting and 2.5 hours on high setting, while a larger 20-pound cylinder can provide heat for up to 100 hours on low setting and 50 hours on high setting.
A. Yes, Nu-Way propane portable heaters can be used at high altitudes, but they may require adjustments to the fuel-to-air ratio to compensate for the thinner air. This can be accomplished by using a high-altitude regulator or adjusting the pressure of the propane tank to compensate for the altitude.
A. Yes, Nu-Way propane portable heaters can be used in a tent, but it is important to take precautions to avoid the risk of fire or carbon monoxide poisoning. The tent should be well-ventilated, with at least one open window or vent to allow fresh air to enter and carbon monoxide to escape. The heater should be placed on a stable surface away from flammable materials, and it should be turned off before going to sleep or leaving the tent unattended.
A. Yes, Nu-Way propane portable heaters can be used during a power outage, as they do not require electricity to operate. They can provide a reliable source of heat during emergencies, but it is important to take safety precautions to avoid the risk of fire or carbon monoxide poisoning.
A. Nu-Way propane portable heaters can be more efficient than electric heaters in certain situations, especially when used outdoors or in unheated indoor spaces. Propane heaters produce heat directly, without the need for a heat transfer medium, which can make them more efficient in some situations. However, electric heaters may be more efficient in well-insulated indoor spaces with a reliable source of electricity.
