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To use a Calor Gas or other LPG heater you need a heater cabinet and a gas bottle.Calor Gas heater cabinets range in price from around £50+ for a basic 4Kw model up to £350+ for a nicely designed stove type with burning coal effects.Gas bottles are not bought outright and unless you already have a bottle to exchange you will have to pay a £39.99. deposit (Cylinder refill agreement) to hire a bottle and then pay for them to be refilled. The Clarke MGH1 is what you would expect from Machine Mart.
Aimed at the home workshop/ garage market it is made from thick coated steel and is sturdy and well finished. The cabinet feels very solid, is mounted on good quality castors and is easy to wheel around, even with a full gas bottle inside.The controls are top mounted and easy to use, for those who don't like using piezo ignition the battery ignition is softer, giving a fat healthy spark.The flame control is simple, press down when lighting that's heat setting 1 and just turn the dial for settings 2 and 3. It comes with a flame failure device and oxygen depletion detection as standard.The only faults we can find is it takes around five presses of the igniter to light the pilot, but that's true for most of the portable Calor Gas heaters we've tested. We would prefer a couple of locking casters on it too, apart from those minor issues this is a splendid heater, ideal for use as the main heater and not just as a backup.Dimensions: 73 cm high, 42 cm wide, 35cm deep.Read Less. A catalytic gas heater uses flame-less modern technology to burn gas making it super efficient by turning almost 100% of the gas energy into heat. The Calor Gas Super Mini Heat is the UK's best selling compact heater, but it only has a maximum 2Kw output. We prefer the Lifestyle compact heater.
The Provence traditionally styled portable gas heater comes in a range of colours: Matt black cast iron effect; gloss black; dark blue and cream.The Provence in BlackThe Provence is designed to look like a coal-burning stove, it burns with a real flame and has 2 heat settings, electronic ignition (battery-powered), a flame failure device and an oxygen depletion system. The castors are cleverly concealed behind the feet making it easy to move around.The 15Kg bottle loaded into the heaterBecause of its design, you can have a portable living fire without the need for a flue.Out of 28 verified users, 100% rated the Provence between 3 & 5 stars with 82% giving it the full 5 stars.It takes a 15Kg gas bottle which will give an approximate burn time of 106 hours.Dimensions: 80 cm high, 46 cm wide and 56 cm deep.When in stock this heater may be cheaper from The Calor Gas Shop.Read Less.
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