[JSMC]

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/22311/Heating-Cooling/Electric-Heating/2000W-Portable-Oil-Filled-Convector-Heater

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/84978/Heating-Cooling/Electric-Heating/2000W-Portable-Oil-Filled-Convector-Heater-With-Timer

good buys these

[Spruce]

Hi JSMC
I see that they both have thermostats, but you need to check if they can be set to a couple of degrees above freezing.
You only need to keep your van from freezing - not turning it into a tropical climate zone.
Ours are set just above freezing and they cut in and out during the night and neither van has frozen this winter yet. They are 750w converted wall heaters, now fixed to a steel frame to make them portable.
Cameron has a Peugeot Partner and I have a Citroen Relay.
Cheers
Spruce

[JSMC]

i haven't got any of them at all. I was just showing them to othe rmembers in case they fancied buying them. I purchased this one
from argos


http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/0522636/Trail/searchtext%3EOIL+FILLED+RADIATOR.htm

[matt]

2 KW is massive though

no need for a heater that size

[jeff1]

Tesco's are selling the smaller ones for about £25

[JSMC]

2 KW is massive though

no need for a heater that size

my van was frozen solid. ice in 13mm delivery hose which was also lagged with foma pipe. full hose reel frozen all the way through 100m.

scotland is feckin cold

[geefree]

A small heater which will keep the van above freezing point is adequate.

[AuRavelling79]

A small heater which will keep the van above freezing point is adequate.

I got a 1kw 3 setting plus thermostat job from argos and my doblo van has been kept toasty this last few nights (-3 to -5) on the lowest setting and the thermostat set about a third of the way up from its lowest setting.

[G Griffin]

Maybe he`s growing something in there