Customer Reviews for VEVOR 5 KW Diesel Air Heater, Bluetooth App Control All-on-one Diesel Heater with Automatic Altitude Adjustment, Remote Control and LCD, Portable Parking Heater for Home RV Trailer Camper Van Boat

The heater itself works well like most of these... If you intend to use it in the enclosure as a portable unit, my fuel tank leaks so that would be a problem. If paying full price, some of the accessories are low quality (if it matters to you); but if you are getting it on sale for parts, it's excellent. Replace the marred up aluminum fuel barb in the tank or use something else as a fuel tank and it's good to go. The instructions don't mention anything about how to use the controller, but it's easy enough to figure out.

I am very happy with this unit, especially regarding the enclosure. It was simple to attach the few connectables.

This heater is awesom. Super happy with the heater. I have went ahead and bought a second heater for the other building.

Ottimo prodotto, molto efficiente (5kw), rapporto qualità prezzo più che buono, riscalda a dovere, non puzza e a livello energetico ha un minimo consumo elettrico di soli 40w. La massima temperatura viene raggiunta dopo la lenta accensione (5 min) necessaria per riscaldare il bruciatore, l’ unica nota dolente è il rumore ad impulsi della pompa, ma è legato prettamente alla temperatura impostata sul termostato regolato anche dal comodo telecomando..

I'm heating my old 1988 30ft Rv with it. On the lowest setting i have 69 degrees. 2 days of heat , burns 1 gallon of fuel. I have a weak 12 volt battery that powers it. It powers it for about 12 hrs. Very impressive heater!!!! No fumes at all. So far it works flawless. Been running non stop for about a month. So far, an amazing heater!!

Very easy to install in my van

The heater came very quickly and had no damage. The controller is a bit confusing but if it is in manual mode it does fine it's a 1 - 10 setting. I ordered the non-blue tooth as no blue tooth version was in stock. If I can offer some advice make sure both the intake for the burner and the exhaust are not restricted in any way. As the heater performance and effectiveness can easily be diminished and take note the exhaust gets very hot. I routed my exhaust through an old 3 section cast iron radiator from an old house. It recovers a lot of the lost heat that goes up the stack and puts it in the room where you want it. It's enough so the exhaust tip is just warm to the touch as it exhausts outside. I also put a couple of 12 volt computer fans on the radiator to spread the heat around. Works great!

Works good to keep my tool trailer warm runs a little bit over 24 hours in a tanks of fuel keeps it at what ever temperature I have it set at so far the coldest weather we have had so far this year was 19f

This unit make great heat and is very warm. It's compact and you do have to do some cutting and splicing but it's not overly complicated. The cons are it doesn't shut off completely when a room temperature so you need a really good battery in your vehicle. The other is the instructions are written in very poor English and is difficult to understand and maneuvering the menu is a bit of a struggle. Overall the unit is a good bargain, you have to be patient with the instructions and using Celsius instead of Fahrenheit.

Got it installed in my work van. It heats up the whole van nice and toasty. Very quiet, just a little clicking from the pump. No visible smoke* and almost no smell, none inside the van at all. * I had some trouble getting the heater to work at first. It needs good 12VDC to power the igniter. In the course of figuring that out I ran the pump startup cycle too much and the consequences of that are 30 minutes of stinky white smoke clouds. But it burns off and returns to normal. Now I have kerosene in it, also works great. The manual for this thing is unbelievably bad Chinglish, which is really frustrating if you need help. The help line and the email support are totally garbage. A confusing mix of automated replies and retractions. You’re in your own to figure out how to set it up. But if you do, it’s nice