CAMPLUX Portable Tankless Water Heater 1.58 GPM, BW158B Outdoor Propane Water Heater Camping, 41,000 BTU, Black

I bought the Camplux 1.58 GPM tankless water heater for my off-grid setup, and while the first unit I received had a small issue, I have to say the seller’s customer service was outstanding. They were quick to respond, super helpful, and made the replacement process easy and stress-free.The new unit works perfectly — it heats water quickly and consistently, and the 1.58 GPM flow is just right for showers, dishes, and light outdoor use. I love that it runs on propane with battery ignition, making it ideal for off-grid or camping use. It’s compact, easy to install, and energy-efficient since it only heats water when needed.Overall, the experience turned out great. The heater works like a charm, and I’m especially impressed with the support I received. Highly recommend both the product and the seller!

I am not one to take the time to typically write reviews. However, this water heater unit has served us incredibly well this past season and I felt compelled to share my opinion!Having hot water at our remote camp site was always in the long term goals. I hadn’t seen mini on demand water heaters before, but when I found out about them and researched options, Camplux rose to the top. I installed the unit in minutes and had trouble free hot water - it was awesome!After using it all season with zero issues, I accidentally damaged the unit. This is what drove me to write a review. Being a product developer myself, it’s obvious when a company believes in their products and stands behind them. Customer service promptly helped replace the broken component (that was my fault) and got me up and running again. Fantastic service.

Love it...gets up to 130° so you can shower on a cold day and still be warm.

Very hard to regulate temp. Either way too hot or way too cold. This thing has gotten the water to 160 degrees. When you dial it down it gets extremely cold quick and sends you into shock after you’ve been cooking in the almost boiling water. I have to spray the water in a bucket half hot and half cold and scoop the water out in order to use it. And the company had to replace the pump shortly after I received the shower it just stopped working. This was a waste of my money to be honest. Don’t let it be a waste of yours

Located in Mesa Arizona. Product seems good on initial quality. I give it four and a half stars on the second day. My name is Lee. I'm a plumber buy trade. I just bought this Forest river 2010 travel trailer and the furnace and water heater failed the first week. So i disconnected the old 6 gallon tank heater that sprung a leak. I purchased this 2.62 gallon per minute unit based only on its rating and plenty of videos on you tube to check it out before purchase. it took a lot of labor the remove the old system and re pipe it for the outside use with this tankless heater. Unit functions / works well. its a little touchy to get the proper gas flow and water flow to the correct setting. Be sure to be careful the unit will produce extremely hot water140 degrees and more. the conditions i installed the unit is 70 pounds of water pressure which is very high. Due to high water pressure when you increase water flow towards high setting it would turn the unit off. You would have to reduce water flow and it would turn back on. If you had lower water pressure this would most likely not happen. The original travel trailer propane system was used to supply propane. I had to buy a 3/8" flare hose to connect to the trailer propane system. A separate bottle would have worked just fine. I wanted it to be a part of the original system of the trailer. Shower head was very good I replaced the shower head in my shower with it. To the plumbing aspect. I have pex 1/2" piping and cut out all the piping and valves for the old heater. I piped both hot and cold water with a hose bib / silcock which has mounting a flange and mounted them through the wall of my trailer. I purchased standard washer and dryer flex hoses for water connections and the 3/8" flare hose so it was a permanent installation but easy to disconnect and remove for travel or replacement. Unit mounted easy. I did have to install wood under the unit to make wall stronger. My travel trailer wall was just a thin piece of metal. One factor of note is that if you are trying to use two fixtures like the bathroom and kitchen sink at one time the unit cant really keep up with the higher demand for water. So temperature and water flow are reduced, but that's no big deal. In the end I like the unit... In Mesa Arizona we don't see freezing much so when its in the 30's cold and windy unit functions without issues. A noteworthy fact, there is no pilot flame its electronic ignition. I like 120 degree water. Unit takes 13 seconds to produce hot water at my kitchen sink in very cold conditions (30's - 40's). My sink is about 15-16' away. Its only 4 or 5 seconds for my bathroom which shares the wall the unit is installed on. one thing that that made me second guess the unit was the digital display. After I put the batteries in the display did not come on. I thought it was broken. The display will not be on until the heater is active and producing hot water. All in All the unit produces very, very hot water. Its propane efficient, again no pilot flame its electronic ignition. Unit is very quiet during combustion in comparison to other tankless heaters.Tankless heaters are the future of water heating. So as a comparison of the 6 gallon original heater and the Camplux heater, it's a no brainer. The original heater had a pilot and ran all day long to maintain the 6 gallons of water. The 6 gallons of water lasted 4 to 5 minutes when taking a shower. that's horrible and way to short. the original unit was really heavy, this unit is half the weight and much easier to work on. the old heater was a pain to work on being on the inside of the trailer. So, if your old system has failed just say good buy to it and put a modern tankless replacement for it and never run out of hot water. I got the unit and the needed materials for around 400.00 dollars. I did the labor so that's not factored in. the replacement for the 6 gallon heater was north of 600.00 buy itself.UPDATE:After using the heater for a few days, it had issues in my shower. when tempering the hot water with cold water in the shower somehow the unit turns off and stops producing hot water, but what i have realized is that the shower head that came with the unit greatly reduces water flow. so, I took of the shower head that came with the unit and replaced it with the one that was in my shower previous to my purchase of the tankless heater. this head dose not force the water through lots of small holes, so it doesn't affect the flow rate at the unit, thus it works properly. The unit is working well. You need to change the gas flow and water mixture when the outside temp changes but that's no big deal.Best of luck to you.Lee.

We were having work done in our bathroom and decided to go with an outdoor shower ... for while the work was being performed and into the future.Because we are on well water, our water pressure is variable so I bought the unit that included a pump. We tried using the unit without the pump and it worked but the temperature varied to a fault and the water pressure was low.Finally I hooked up the pump and it now works great. I was surprised just how much of a difference the pump made. It has minimal and easily manageable variance in water temps and it now has much improved pressure.We did have a problem that the pump had a leak. I contacted customer service and they soon shipped a replacement pump.Even though our bathroom is now 100% functional, my wife and I both choose to shower outdoors more frequently than indoors.