GASLAND 6L Propane Water Heater with 12V Pump and Strainer

Great product, with easy install. It is a bit finicky to get the right temp and water flow dialed in. But once it is, it work’s excellent

We bought this about a year ago, original plan was to install in 5x10 we were building. Went different route and we just installed this in our bathhouse. The intake water hose was not long enough, installed a fitting & extended the hose. Then ignitor would not start, took a bit of trouble shooting as doubted the D batteries age. Eventually figured out had a seal issue with hoses, swapped to a 15' hose. Now fantastic. Super excited for upgrade from gravity camping shower/heating water in the sun or over a fire. (Have a rv/off grid accumulator ordered to help extend pump life.)

Terrible. Got it hooked up all perfect for my camp. Pressure was terrible. Could not return because it was too late. Now, a couple months a maybe a dozen uses later - with terrible pressure- it doesn’t even work at all. All pressure completely gone. Doesn’t stay at good temperature. All around rip off.

This thing is sketchy. The dials take some fiddling to get the temperature right. It works though. I have used mine about 25 times and am satisfied with the results.

I do some dispersed camping and like to hike and get dirty…real dirty. This is very propane efficient. I use it to clean up with a shower after a day in the woods and use it to wash camp Dishes and gear before packing up. I added a pump that runs off a 12v battery to draw water from a bucket or straight from the river/lake with an inline sediment filter. This thing gets hot fast. I’ve had it up to 130° for cleaning up grease (oils and butter) off the camp stove, utensils and dishes. Using 52° degree lake water was no problem for this to get the temp up to 100° for that perfect shower in the 32° outdoor temps. I have hung it on my deck hooked up to a hose bib and a 20 lb propane tank to use to wash off the cold river water of the Willamette when I winter paddle board/kayak. Good unit. No troubles with this other than minor hose leaks, easily fixed by adding light teflon tape to the threads.