Dry Camping with a Little One - Heater?

This made my Lil Buddy more stable than the one pounders and burns a lot longer.

The Mr. Heater Big Buddy and smaller Mr. Heater propane heaters are advertised as indoor safe.  At least one model says it's safe for RV use.  We use our all the time inside, but always with a window and maybe the vent cracked.  And I don't like using it while asleep.  The furnace is louder than a helicopter, but I've found I actually get used to it after a while and don't start up straight in bed every time it comes on.  It's combustion is outside: no exhaust or fumes inside at all. 

You said no hookups, but if/when they are available a 1500w 110v little ceramic heater will keep a pod toasty down into the 30s.

There is no battery powered heater that would keep you warm or leave you with any juice in your battery in the morning.

Marwayne, a guy on the forum here, created a heat exchange heater that works off the water heater.  It is very quiet, and really pretty elegant.  Some of us wish he'd sell them or kits for them, or at least provide a parts list.  It uses a tiny bit of 12v power, but even that seems to be optional.  It works well on pure convection.  (I guess that's the right word.)

TT

Thanks very much. Would love to hear what model you bought. Thank you!

I bought a propane heater made specifically for indoor use. Has both the tip over and carbon/oxygen monoxide monitor. I cannot remember the name but it was expensive ($160). Works like a charm. I will look at the make when I get home.

I have both the Buddy and Little Buddy heaters.