WAWEIS
WAWEIS 6.0 V AC adapter for Mr. Heater MH18B F274800
Replacement 6.0 V AC adapter with 6.5 ft cord and 100-240 V input for Mr. Heater MH18B portable propane heater
- World-wide 100-240 V input works anywhere
- 5 ft cord reaches distant outlets
- Over-current, over-voltage and short-circuit protection built in
- FCC, CE and RoHS certified for safety
- 100 % compatible replacement for Mr. Heater MH18B F274800
Replacement AC Adapter for Mr. Heater MH18B
This 6.0 V AC adapter replaces the original power supply for the Mr. Heater MH18B portable propane heater. It delivers world-wide input voltage from 100 to 240 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz. The unit is built with new components and carries FCC, CE and RoHS certifications.
Upgrade from a Damaged or Lost Charger
Swap out a frayed, missing or malfunctioning charger to restore reliable operation of the heater. The 6.5 ft power cord gives extra reach compared to shorter leads. Built-in over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit and total-power protection guards the heater during use.
Fits Directly into the Heater's DC Port
The adapter plugs straight into the MH18B's 6 V DC input without extra cables or converters. Its smart chip provides overheating protection and anti-interference isolation for stable output. The long cord frees up placement options around the work area or campsite.
Highlights
- World-wide 100-240 V input works anywhere
- 5 ft cord reaches distant outlets
- Over-current, over-voltage and short-circuit protection built in
- FCC, CE and RoHS certified for safety
- 100 % compatible replacement for Mr. Heater MH18B F274800
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 6.5 Ft power cord reach a standard wall socket from the heater?
Yes, the 6.5 Ft cord plugs into any 100-240VAC 50/60Hz outlet and the barrel connector fits the MH18B MH18 F274800 DC input.
What is the common mistake when connecting this adapter to the Mr. Heater unit?
Users often forget to push the barrel plug fully into the heater's DC jack until it clicks, causing intermittent power.
When should the adapter be replaced if the heater runs daily?
Replace the adapter if the cord shows wear, the plug gets loose, or the over-voltage and short-circuit protections have tripped repeatedly.
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