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product_id: 641143524
title: "CAMPLUX Nano 3 Pro 1 lb Propane Portable Water Heater, Table Top Camp Water Heater & Shower Pump w/Built-in Battery, Compact Outdoor Camping Hot Showers"
brand: "camplux enjoy outdoor life"
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# 4,000 mAh built-in battery 20,500 BTU power 3 GPM max flow rate CAMPLUX Nano 3 Pro 1 lb Propane Portable Water Heater, Table Top Camp Water Heater & Shower Pump w/Built-in Battery, Compact Outdoor Camping Hot Showers

**Brand:** camplux enjoy outdoor life
**Price:** 565279CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Stay warm, stay wild — your portable hot shower awaits! 🚿

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CAMPLUX Nano 3 Pro 1 lb Propane Portable Water Heater, Table Top Camp Water Heater & Shower Pump w/Built-in Battery, Compact Outdoor Camping Hot Showers by camplux enjoy outdoor life
- **How much does it cost?** 565279CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- camplux enjoy outdoor life enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted camplux enjoy outdoor life brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Smart Battery Tech:** Built-in 4,000 mAh battery supports 1.5 hours of use and simultaneous charging for uninterrupted hot water.
- • **Safety-First Design:** Auto shut-off at 122℉, flame failure, tilt protection, and low water flow safeguards keep your adventure worry-free.
- • **Instant Outdoor Hot Water:** Experience rapid 45℉ temperature rise for showers, dishwashing, and cleaning anywhere.
- • **Versatile Charging Options:** Recharge via 110V AC, 12V car outlet, portable power stations, or LI-ION batteries—camping freedom unlocked.
- • **Ultra-Portable & Lightweight:** At just 13.7 lbs with dual handles, it’s your perfect compact companion for camping, hiking, and fishing.

## Overview

The CAMPLUX Nano 3 Pro is a compact, propane-powered portable water heater delivering 20,500 BTUs and up to 122℉ water temperature. Weighing just 13.7 lbs, it features a built-in 4,000 mAh battery for 1.5 hours of operation, multiple charging options, and safety mechanisms including auto shut-off and tilt protection. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking instant hot water for showers, cleaning, and dishwashing on the go.

## Description

CAMPLUX Nano 3 Pro 1 lb Propane Portable Water Heater, Table Top Camp Water Heater & Shower Pump w/Built-in Battery, Compact Outdoor Camping Hot Showers - desertcart.com

Review: F10 Pro is Great When It Works - The first F10 Pro I received was a faulty unit, had an internal gas leak, and burned up on the inside when I turned it on. My first clue should have been that the gas dial spun 360 degrees and didn't stop at the side-to-side marks. Technical Support was great and sent me a replacement unit. I hooked up the replacement unit to my garden hose today and it worked great when I first turned it on at the lowest gas setting and at the lowest water setting. I used it to wash dishes at my outdoor sink. Each time I turned the showerhead button on, it clicked, lite the burner and hot water came out almost instantly at 120F. When I turned the showerhead button off, the burner turned off. I then turned the blue water dial to it's highest setting and the electronic ignitor would NOT light and only cold water came out. Then I moved the blue water dial to the middle and the electronic ignitor lite the burner again. So, I'm guessing there is a built-in "hidden" feature to use cold water only when the water dial is turned to the highest setting? I didn't see anything in the manual that states it, but it's actually a nice feature as I won't need to disconnect the whole unit if I want to only use cold water. Either that, or it's another faulty unit? I don't know? I like it that way, so I'm not going to complain about it for now unless the unit stops working. I just wish the user manual had mentioned it. Also, the diagram in the manual says to increase water, turn the blue knob toward the narrowest point of the blue line, but when I tried it, it was just the opposite and increased water when I turned the blue knob to the widest point of the blue line. Same with the white and red gas knob. I used a permanent marker on front before realizing the instructions in manual has it reversed. The LED display screen was unreadable in the day light, even in the shade, and when I put my hand over it to shade it more, it was still difficult to read, but I could tell when it got hotter and colder by feel as the thin plastic handheld showerhead got hot in my hand or cooler (the showerhead is thin plastic so it's not going to hold up in the desert sun/heat for very long, but I like that it has an on/off button and two different spray patterns, which is difficult to find in household handheld showerheads). I haven't tried the pump yet as I wanted to see that the unit worked with the garden hose first, as that is the way I'll use it the most, and then I will test the pump later and do a updated review. But for now, I've only used the replacement unit once and it seems to work good and provide instant hot water at 120F at it's lowest setting. I have an indoor tankless water heater in my home (different brand), and it doesn't need any electricity or batteries to work. It turns on the electronic ignitor by water flowing through it and turns off so many seconds after no water flows through it. I like the water flow method to turn on the electronic ignitor much better than the using batteries or electricity. I have an inline scale inhibitor filter on the cold water side before going into my homes tankless water heater, as I learned the hard way with my first tankless water heater that scale build-up will cause it to stop working and shorten the lifespan of the unit. In addition to the scale inhibitor, I flush it every 18 months using a sump pump, and recycle a citric acid/water mixture through it for 1-1/2 hours to clean all the scale off the internal copper tubes. I highly suggest putting an inline scale inhibitor and an inline RV multi-stage water filter on Camplux's Outdoor WH to keep the copper tubes from clogging internally for a longer life span. I only have an inline RV multi-stage carbon water filter on it for now while testing the unit for the first time, but I plan to add an inline scale inhibitor later in addition to the RV multi-stage water filter, as soon as I can figure out how to do it, as I'm not a plumber. I also bought a hand cart from Onsen Products specifically designed to move around portable outdoor water heaters easily. I wanted mine to be portable so I could move it around the yard for a future outdoor shower and take it camping by wheeling it onto a trailer. Right now I just have bungie cords holding it up till I can figure out a better way to lift it higher and secure it better. It works for now and I'm HAPPY, and hopefully SAFE. I was so scared to turn it on after the first one caught on fire, but the replacement seems to be working as designed. And today was a windy day and it had no problems igniting. I'm not sure about the durability and value for money as I haven't had it long enough to tell. I might move it away from the plastic wash tub a little more as summer gets hotter as the vents are on the side, but, the showerhead hose isn't long enough to move it much further away.
Review: Compact and efficient tankless water heater - This tankless water heater works really well. The water pressure is strong and consistent, and the appearance is sleek and modern. Installation was straightforward (ease of installation), and the size is perfect for saving space. I’ve also noticed it helps with water saving, which is a nice bonus. Overall, I’m very happy with it and would recommend it.

## Features

- Versatile for All Outdoor Needs: This portable camp water heater delivers instant hot water for cleaning, dish washing, and showering. It delivers a powerful 20,500 BTUs with a quick temperature rise of 45℉
- Camping with More Portability: This portable hot shower heater weighs 13.7 lbs with 2 durable handles, perfect for on-the-go camping, fishing, hiking, and hunting. The compact water heater doesn't compromise on power or efficiency, making it a must-have for your outdoor adventures
- Rapid Charging: Built-in 4,000 mAh batteries, allows for smooth 1.5 hours operation when fully charged. It supports simultaneous charging and discharging, reaching full charge in 3 hours. To keep battery in the best condition, it is recommended charge the device to 100%
- Flexible Charging Options: CAMPLUX Nano 3 Pro allows the battery to recharge during operation. Supports various charging methods including LI-ION battery, portable power station, 110V AC outlet, and 12V car cigarette lighter
- Comprehensive Package: 1* battery-powered camping water heater, 1* 12V submerssion water pump, 1* 12V DC cigarette lighter, 1* gas regulator, 1* shower bracket, 1* shower head & silicone water pipe
- Safety First Features: The camp water heater automatically shuts off at 122℉, displaying an E6 error code as an overheating protection measure. The unit will resume operation once the temperature decreases. Additionally, the flame and water will shut off in case of excessive tilt, with an automatic shut-off after 2 minutes of no water flow
- Note: Make sure the charging power is DC 12V before you charge

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CW34TLNC |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #185,065 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #698 in Water Heaters & Parts |
| Brand | CAMPLUX ENJOY OUTDOOR LIFE |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (910) |
| Date First Available | November 17, 2023 |
| Efficiency | Efficient |
| Heat Output | 20500 British Thermal Units |
| Included Components | 1* 12V DC Cigarette Lighter, 1* Battery-Powered Water Heater for Camping, 1* Gas Regulator, 1* Shower Head with Bracket, 1* Water Pump |
| Is Electric | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 13.2 pounds |
| Item model number | Nano 3 Pro |
| Manufacturer | CAMPLUX |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 3 Gallons Per Minute |
| Maximum Temperature | 122 Degrees Fahrenheit |
| Mounting Type | On Ground |
| Product Dimensions | 6.7"W x 14.5"H |
| Special Feature | 2 Mins Shower-Triggered Protection, 45 Degree Tip-Over Protection, Flame Failure Protection, High-Temperature Protection at 122℉, Low Water Flow Protection |
| Special Features | 2 Mins Shower-Triggered Protection, 45 Degree Tip-Over Protection, Flame Failure Protection, High-Temperature Protection at 122℉, Low Water Flow Protection |
| UPC | 850053435331 |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Wattage | 6 KW |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** CAMPLUX ENJOY OUTDOOR LIFE
- **Capacity:** 0.8 Gallons
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Product Dimensions:** 6.7"W x 14.5"H

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How to power the unit ？**
A: There are 4 power supply methods. 1. Built-in rechargeable battery 2. 12V car cigarette lighter 3. 12V DC power adapter 4. 110V portbale power station

**Q: How long does it last? How long does it take to charge?**
A: The battery will last the instant hot water heater for 90 minutes on a full charge and the hot water heater can be fully charged in 3 hours.

**Q: Is E6 error code quality issue?**
A: E6 error code is not a quality issue. To prevent burns, our water heater turns off and displays an E6 error code at around 122℉. If you're experiencing this, check for a blocked water pump or adjust the power knob before restarting.

**Q: Do you have a car adapter and a 12V car plug?**
A: Yes you can plug into 12V car cigarette lighter to power the unit.

**Q: Does the water heater operating while charging?**
A: The battery supports charging and discharging at the same time, always make sure to open the ON/OFF switch before charing.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ F10 Pro is Great When It Works
*by Q***A on May 19, 2025*

The first F10 Pro I received was a faulty unit, had an internal gas leak, and burned up on the inside when I turned it on. My first clue should have been that the gas dial spun 360 degrees and didn't stop at the side-to-side marks. Technical Support was great and sent me a replacement unit. I hooked up the replacement unit to my garden hose today and it worked great when I first turned it on at the lowest gas setting and at the lowest water setting. I used it to wash dishes at my outdoor sink. Each time I turned the showerhead button on, it clicked, lite the burner and hot water came out almost instantly at 120F. When I turned the showerhead button off, the burner turned off. I then turned the blue water dial to it's highest setting and the electronic ignitor would NOT light and only cold water came out. Then I moved the blue water dial to the middle and the electronic ignitor lite the burner again. So, I'm guessing there is a built-in "hidden" feature to use cold water only when the water dial is turned to the highest setting? I didn't see anything in the manual that states it, but it's actually a nice feature as I won't need to disconnect the whole unit if I want to only use cold water. Either that, or it's another faulty unit? I don't know? I like it that way, so I'm not going to complain about it for now unless the unit stops working. I just wish the user manual had mentioned it. Also, the diagram in the manual says to increase water, turn the blue knob toward the narrowest point of the blue line, but when I tried it, it was just the opposite and increased water when I turned the blue knob to the widest point of the blue line. Same with the white and red gas knob. I used a permanent marker on front before realizing the instructions in manual has it reversed. The LED display screen was unreadable in the day light, even in the shade, and when I put my hand over it to shade it more, it was still difficult to read, but I could tell when it got hotter and colder by feel as the thin plastic handheld showerhead got hot in my hand or cooler (the showerhead is thin plastic so it's not going to hold up in the desert sun/heat for very long, but I like that it has an on/off button and two different spray patterns, which is difficult to find in household handheld showerheads). I haven't tried the pump yet as I wanted to see that the unit worked with the garden hose first, as that is the way I'll use it the most, and then I will test the pump later and do a updated review. But for now, I've only used the replacement unit once and it seems to work good and provide instant hot water at 120F at it's lowest setting. I have an indoor tankless water heater in my home (different brand), and it doesn't need any electricity or batteries to work. It turns on the electronic ignitor by water flowing through it and turns off so many seconds after no water flows through it. I like the water flow method to turn on the electronic ignitor much better than the using batteries or electricity. I have an inline scale inhibitor filter on the cold water side before going into my homes tankless water heater, as I learned the hard way with my first tankless water heater that scale build-up will cause it to stop working and shorten the lifespan of the unit. In addition to the scale inhibitor, I flush it every 18 months using a sump pump, and recycle a citric acid/water mixture through it for 1-1/2 hours to clean all the scale off the internal copper tubes. I highly suggest putting an inline scale inhibitor and an inline RV multi-stage water filter on Camplux's Outdoor WH to keep the copper tubes from clogging internally for a longer life span. I only have an inline RV multi-stage carbon water filter on it for now while testing the unit for the first time, but I plan to add an inline scale inhibitor later in addition to the RV multi-stage water filter, as soon as I can figure out how to do it, as I'm not a plumber. I also bought a hand cart from Onsen Products specifically designed to move around portable outdoor water heaters easily. I wanted mine to be portable so I could move it around the yard for a future outdoor shower and take it camping by wheeling it onto a trailer. Right now I just have bungie cords holding it up till I can figure out a better way to lift it higher and secure it better. It works for now and I'm HAPPY, and hopefully SAFE. I was so scared to turn it on after the first one caught on fire, but the replacement seems to be working as designed. And today was a windy day and it had no problems igniting. I'm not sure about the durability and value for money as I haven't had it long enough to tell. I might move it away from the plastic wash tub a little more as summer gets hotter as the vents are on the side, but, the showerhead hose isn't long enough to move it much further away.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Compact and efficient tankless water heater
*by C***E on December 20, 2025*

This tankless water heater works really well. The water pressure is strong and consistent, and the appearance is sleek and modern. Installation was straightforward (ease of installation), and the size is perfect for saving space. I’ve also noticed it helps with water saving, which is a nice bonus. Overall, I’m very happy with it and would recommend it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bought two of these-both failed-UPDATED
*by R***T on September 19, 2023*

I have always been one to try and give credit where credit is due. I got off to a rocky start with the Camplux portable water heater, and still don't know why the unit failed. I guess I'll keep it for spare parts. However, Camplux support got involved and were responsive to my issues. Unable to solve my problem over the phone with tech support, they sent me a new heater. So far so good. When these heaters work, they work well. I hope to enjoy this one a little longer. I will add that one needs to be really careful when the temperatures start to dip down towards freezing. Per the owner's manual, I drained the heater as instructed by unscrewing the drain plug. It turns out that was not nearly enough. I got up to a shattered shower head and broken water line on the side of the heating element. Fortunately, I had another shower head and was able to solder the break without too much effort. Now that fall is here at 7,000', I not only drain the unit, but remove the water source, disconnect the hot water outlet to the shower head, and run the unit out of water till it is drawing air and no longer discharging water. And for good measure remove the shower head as I had a second one break even with the hot water hose disconnected and drained. As I said, so far so good. It's nice to have a functioning (and our only) shower again. So, Kudos to Camplux support staff for standing behind their product. I would give them four stars for their support and ultimately resolving the problem. Thanks. So, I purchased two of these units for a four-day outdoor wedding on our property in CO. I installed one in a shower I built, and the other in a makeshift kitchen. We were feeding (and washing dishes for) approximately 35 guests for the weekend. The unit I installed in the kitchen worked briefly then failed right in the middle of the party-No clicking sound, no hot water. To say this was a major inconvenience would be an understatement. The other one in the shower is now failing: the hot water hose that came with the unit for the shower head is about to explode in multiple places and the unit no longer produces hot water. It clicks, fires up, the water flows, but even on the maximum gas setting the water is warm at best. Yes, there is adequate propane to both units, they both new batteries, and adequate water pressure via RV water pumps. I am using the shower heads provided. I have been trying to work with the support folks at Camplux and though they seem willing to trouble shoot, I still have two of these heaters and neither one works properly. They were going to send me a new micro switch, but tracking says the switch hasn't even been shipped yet. The wedding was on August 26, 2023. I have been disappointed with these heaters and will be looking for an alternative as I still need two more for our winter residence south of the border. I would suggest doing your own research and looking into possible alternatives.

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