Customer Reviews for VEVOR Diesel Air Heater, 12V 5KW Diesel Heater with Remote Control and LCD Display, 10L Fuel Tank Diesel Parking Heater, Rapid Heating for RV Trailer Camper Van Boat And Indoors

Keeps one very toasty. Economical.

Purchased this unit a year ago and kept it in my closet. Installed this week end and get an error code and doesn’t come on. Fan seems to be frozen and won’t Come on.

This little heater works great. I tested it in wife’s greenhouse and kept it 59 deg when outside was mid 20s, extended growing season to finish tomatoes. Can’t wait to install it in my enclosed trailer, only complaint I have is minor, personal pref really, gonna get better fuel line and shut off valve for tank

I bought a truck tent so I could camp at a state park near where I like to hunt. This heater let's me run the heating duct right up into the bed of the truck with the heater under the tailgate. I have used this heater several nights in this fashion with Temps down to 30f and at times wanted to open the door because it was too hot and I had it on the lowest setting. I was using around 7 amphours and about have a tank of diesel a night. 30s and 40s outside and I didn't even need a blanket. Only complaint is the air gets really dry.

Ok

Controller code changed, absolutely useless, can't even set up a timer. Found a code and changed to the 5 star

Would have considered a 5 star but the directions that come with this were horrible.The print was small and blurry and was confusing what was able to be seen and read.If you are mechanically inclined then you should figure out how to install-The heater does work well once it’s hooked up

This thing is a beast! It survived 2 winters in the Colorado Rockies keeping my van warm in temps as low as -35 degrees. I had to calibrate it for the altitude, but it is still going and being moved into my new van!

I like these heaters so much, this is now the 3rd one I've gotten from the same vendor. I use one @ my house for early season heater and when the wood stove isn't necessary or when it's -20F plus , I have one in my hunting camp and this one will be in my new garage when it's completed. I LOVE THESE THINGS !!!This would make one outstanding "prepper " item to have on stock too IMHO !!Both of mine have been used allot and have been very very reliable , only having to clean the glow plug on one of them once and talk about efficient,,,WOW ! They virtually sip fuel and will easily heat my whole 800sq ft cabin well into December here in VT with no issue. And that's including a partially insulated front porch.As an example I can heat my whole house when it's 15-20F degrees outside and only use maybe 3/4 of a gallon of diesel , if that, in a 24 hour period and actually, once the house it up to temp I can literally set it on 1 or 2 with the thermostat set at 22c and it stays warm and toasty . In the Fall I can get a couple- three days use out of one tank full quite easily when I just use it to take the chill off in the AM and before bed.All my ice fishing buddies that have fixed shanties, and contractor buddies, now have them too and they swear by them as well so there versatile for a ton of different situationsI highly recommend these heaters,,,they rock !

I made sure to test the diesel heater before my first time bringing it out to a trip. I did a week long trip up in mammoth mountains in my roof top tent where the temps dropped to the low twenties at night. I was nice and toasty in my tent and slept in my boxers. No more dreading to get out of your sleeping bag in the morning. I did notice the ticking noise coming from the fuel pump. So before my second trip I opened up the cover and wrapped sound deadening material around the pump and all around the inside walls of the cover. I would say it reduced the ticking noise by 50%. Definitely manageable. I was able to get about 11hours on the second to low setting before needing to fill up again. Now I need to figure out what I'm going to do with all these 0 degree sleeping bags and heated blankets I no longer need.