The Kingavon Portable Gas Heater has a high thermal efficiency which means that this heater works better at higher temperatures as indicated by the gas consumption rate in relation to the power being used.

With a variety of heat outputs, we're sure you can find the perfect Calor gas heater to suit your needs and style.

Please find the product details including timestamp below. If you have any concerns, please call our shop for details: 01 4197870 or 028 90735002. The BB-PG150 has a high thermal efficiency which means that this heater works better at higher temperatures as indicated by the gas consumption rate in relation to the power being used. Though it's mainly oil that's used for heating here, almost 2 years ago, I invested in a ' Kingavon' gas heater to heat my 'workshop'. This has received scant use in the intervening time, mainly because of the way it wreaks havoc with my sinuses when it's running. So in 2 years, it has consumed just two 11.xx kg cylinders worth of gas. Three, if you include the one-third full one that's presently hooked up to it.

The cabinet would be suitable for use in Australia as long as you had the correct regulator for your countries gas cylinder Up till that point, I didn't even know that this was the regulator, having instead had a go at loosening couplings within the heater itself! Anyway, all told, that was going to cost me €22 to replace, and as the Rep. had pointed out, there was no guarantee that that would fix it, and that maybe I should instead seek out a professional. While pondering this dilemma, and with nothing to lose, I decided to attach an air compressor to the regulator's output - the narrow 'pipe' thing in the above pic - and was delighted to discover on reconnecting it to the heater, that it was working again. Hurray!!! Hello, The regulator on this heater is suitable for standard butane or propane gas cylinders. we offer both an Irish and UK regulator and the link below is helpful in ascertaining which is most suitable for your needs. Almost one year on, I've just had to eat crow and fork out for a new regulator. The "fix" proved to be frustratingly variable in nature. One day I'd get the expected gas output from it, another, it could be a reduced gas output or none at all. Even when it was 'normal', the gas flow would invariably peter out after an hour or so of operation. Despite this unsatisfactory situation, I would probably have continued on in this way for a while yet but for a recent 'occurance'.The potential risk from these regulators is leaking gas once the gas heater is connected to the gas bottle. This recall only applies to heaters sold between 05 October and 05 November 2017. The affected regulators are date stamped 10/17LYF and images of these are shown below. Kingavon offers a range of heaters designed to provide warmth and comfort during cold weather. These heaters are suitable for different spaces and purposes, including homes, offices, and workshops. They come in different types, such as fan heaters, oil-filled radiators, and convector heaters, each with its own unique features and benefits. Kingavon heaters are efficient, safe, and easy to use, providing a reliable source of heat to help you stay warm and cosy throughout the winter months. Hamble Distribution Ltd, have identified a potential safety risk with the IGT regulator supplied with their unit, Kingavon branded BB-PG150I 4.2Kw Gas Heater. This heater is easily moved around with the sturdy wheels/casters used to make this gas cabinet heater portable. Calor just keeps on giving & giving - but only frostbite and misery, as far as yours truly is concerned anyway.

what it does is when the unit doesn't detect the flame, it shuts down the gas flow When they fail, on this unit as with most, this is result you will haveIRISH Regulator - Fits an Irish Calor 15Kg Butane Bottle (Both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland) That was more than a week ago, still no regulator! Looks like it's going to be a 'Cold, Cold Christmas without...' Calor. Sigh.