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I use ours on combined fuel for a quick boost to warm up quickly. Very effective. We tend to use a small oil filled radiator for back ground heat during the night. Although not effective in keeping the van toasty keeps the main chills away and find the vans own heating too effective overnight, which seems to kick in about 3am, with a duvet on and find nose etc has dried up.

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gillnpaul wrote:

What I cant get to grips with, is why when on EHU, do you have to use gas as well? It doesnt make sense

Indeed it doesn't, which is why it's not true. Where did you get the idea from that you need to use both? You *can* use both, but you don't *need* to use both.

When we were away recently, on the 2 nights we had hookup, we left the heating on a low level all night on electric only. Lovely and toasty in the morning!

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