Questions and Answers for Camp Chef Triton 10 l Portable Water Heater

A:  This model requires being drained if the temperature is going to be below 32°F.

A:  My experience is the water Will Freeze inside the unit. I have this at my remote cabin in the Colorado Rockies. First summer it worked great. Drained it and left it in place when I shut down for the winter. When I reopened the cabin in May all the seals had frozen and cracked. I had to replace the unit. This year I brought the shower back with me and am storing in a temperature controlled environment. I believe the manual advises against use below freezing.

A:  I installed this unit in a remote location. I use a 40 gallon Rain Barrel that connects to a 12 volt on demand pump. The water has to be pressurized as the unit provides no suction.. It is designed to run outdoors with a hose connected to an outdoor faucet which usually run at 70 psi.

A:  yes as long as there is at least 35 lbs of pressure. works great with a 12 volt camper pump

A:  Yes, the water heater can be used frequently.

A:  I had to mount mine to a wall.

A:  it needs to be hung is all. it does not stand on its own.

A:  You will need to connect a propane tank this this water heater in order to heat the water.

A:  Yes, but you will need a garden hose adapter fitting to fit the 1/2" NPT water out pipe. I needed to replace the cheap water inlet hose adapter provided so you might need a couple of the fittings up front and save yourself a trip back to the hardware store. Be aware that this unit can provide very hot water and you probably should make sure that whatever hose you use is rated for "hot water".