The Ultimate Diesel Heater Showdown: WIPPRO vs VEVOR
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- In this battle of the diesel heaters, we're comparing WIPPRO vs VEVOR. Which one is the best choice for Overlanding and Camping?
Both WIPPRO and VEVOR are great diesel heaters, but which one is the best choice for you? In this showdown, we're comparing WIPPRO vs VEVOR to find out whic
h is the best choice for verlanding and Camping. Watch to see which heater is the clear winner!
In this VIDEO we do a comparison of the WIPPRO and VEVOR Diesel Heaters. Specifically, how long with they run on low and high. When using in a Roof Top Tent scenario, mostly only use low after the first 15 min.
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Thanks for the review. I have bought the Wippro because of your review. Just waiting for it to arrive.
Glad I could help!, thank you so much for watching
Just came across the channel today and have already binged multiple videos. Really enjoying the content. Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much
A Very well done review. You explained the pros of this heater, showed us what you were doing and why you changed what you changed.
I am impressed with this heater. Hubby has been looking at them for a back-up heat source and YOU have done the best review we have ever seen.
Thank You !!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching
Great content, very useful info. Im a full time tent liver. I haven’t had a job in six months. I do have a 256wh ecoflow and a solar panel. Wippro seems best for me. Thanks for the video.
Glad it was helpful!
I had my Vevor 5kw ordered and shipped when you did your Wippro review. I wish I had seen your review before ordering my Vevor. I think if you bumped up the Wippro to the same heat output as the Vevor it will probably have the same watt and diesel consumption.
I bet you are right, the Vevor is a good unit. I have been in some serious cold with that
But since most of us have a problem with excessive heat output, the Wippro's Xlow setting is the winner. You can turn Wippro up if needed. You can't save the fuel or power with the Vevor when you need to open the windows.
Thank you for the review. This is going to be a game changer on my Express. Ground mount this winter, weather cabinet on the LR door by next year. I still have to get over my phobia of cutting holes in the steel.
Great comparison video..... The only thing I don't like about both of them is the exhaust comes out of the bottom, and you have to build a base to raise the heaters up for exhaust clearance. Keep up the good work Thanks Jeff
Totally agree Jeff, I think they are trying to hit the broad audience of van life and trucker as well and that is why, I find it a pain. Thanks for watching
I started with a Vevor, had no issues so I ordered another for another purpose. Family members have loved them too, so I've ordered one for my dad and one of my daughter. So far on the 2nd year in, no problems with any of the 4 Vevors I've set up. They get used quite a bit about 4 months out of the year and run just about non stop.
That is awesome! I have never had an issue either. Thanks for watching
Thank you for the video.
You're welcome, thank you so much for watching
It seems the time is determined by the heat output... kinda makes sense.
Good test!
Thanks for doing this comparison, two things I would like to see is the temperature at the end of a 10 foot hose this would show the fan function of each unit, secondly I’m wondering how long these each would run on lead acid batteries of around 235-265 amp hours.
Thanks for the demo.
Seems that both of them have a very noisy hot air fan.
How hot does the heater hose get when using them.
Got to be careful not ignite or damage damage tent or camper plastic that melt above 160
I have been really interested in diesel heaters but haven't figured out how to duct it onto my fifth wheel yet. I have 10.5kWh of lithium and 2000w of solar, so my furnace is the only thing left that is not electric. a dual ducted version would be great to have an intake from inside the rv and an outlet for connecting to the rv ducting. Ill have to see what my 3d printer skills can come up with.
Another Excellent video! I will go with the Wippro.
If , after watching your videos on these units, you do not understand these are DIESEL HEATERS “, and it shows “Diesel “ on the title of the video , and has been stated , “These are known as “Chinese DIESEL HEATER” …..you may NOT want to buy one because well…. THERES YOUR SIGN !! UNBELIEVABLE!!!
Thanks again , and I’ve passed on your videos to a few others who will subscribe and help get you to that 10K!
Keep up the great work!
Oh yea…… DIESELLLLLLLL!!! ITS A DIESEL!!!!!!! DIESEL !!! DIESEL SMDH! 🤯
Thanks so much for the comments. You can click the Amazon link in the description. That will help the channel. Thank you watching. Also, I just posted a video of camping with the WIPPRO, it worked great. Was cold outside and snowing
@@sherburnoutdoors
Thank you sir ! We will watch that video now! Putting together a cargo “camper” and your information has been invaluable!
I am purchasing the heater and the attachments you have shown in the video, today!
And some DIESELLLL FUEL!! ( yea I know I’m being a kind of an ass but, for real?)
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On low the Vevor lasted about 10% less than the wippro while running about 10% hotter, this may account for the difference. On high the vevor was cooler but ran longer. Also you didn't check the cfm of the fans, if one has a higher cfm than the other, this could account for the difference in amperage draw.
The pump and the control box would possibly be the culprits too. That "aftermarket" quiet pump could draw more than the original one.
So it seems like the Wippro has a lower, "LOW" setting resulting in lower fuel and power consumption but curious if that will ultimately result soot build up in the combustion chamber? It's my understanding that it's better for longevity of the heater if they are running at med to high settings for the majority of use?
Congrats on 4.96K subs
Thank you so much 😀, been a long ride to 5k, almost there. Thanks for watching
@@sherburnoutdoors
Hey Robert. I just subscribed. I enjoy the couple of videos i have watched so far. Looking forward to watching more of your content.
Thank you for "burning" your money (diesel) for the numbers.
Anytime
would be nice to see settings for fuel to air as that might be the reason the temps are hotter on vevor on the low test have you checked to see the actually fuel capacity of each tank ??
You are 100% right, unless you are able to set both units in frequency mode HZ to determine what pulse rate the pumps are supplying fuel and at what RPM the fan speed is set to you can't give a fair comparison on fuel consumption. Both set to "low" doesn't mean anything if one is delivering fuel at 1.4HZ 1450 rpm and the other is 1.7HZ 1650 rpm, further to that the dosing pumps could be totally different, they range from 16ml, 22ml or even 26ml. Good video overall but to be accurate and scientific all things must be equal when doing a comparison.
I have a Vevor 8kw which records 350F at the exit on the controller.
Good videos. But you should consider putting some lighting in front of you. Its really dark.
You can do this way easier. Usually the little pump inside pulls 0.022 ml/click. You just have to count the amount of clicks it gives in 1 minute and you can calculate how much fuel you will use. I'm sure you will come to the exact times you did in this video (without using all the fuel).
Thank you. Your videos are excellent and very informative and well put together. I'm trying to find a good heater for my chicken coop, and only need to run it during the night; any ideas for a timer for the best heater ?? 👍👍💛🐓🐓🐓🐓🌞
Some diesel heaters have the ability to schedule when they come on and turn off, this might help with your application
@@sherburnoutdoors I'll try to learn engrishese and reread the manual 👍😧
sir will this work in a green house where? where there is a lot of moisture. i have a green house with 10 mil plastic all over. I appreciate your help. thank you.
Just keep the heater covered
Question. Does anyone make a watt meter for 12 volts DC instead of 120 volts AC? It would be great if we could see total 12 volts DC watts used over time. Thank you in advance.
Yes
AMAZON
Dc watt meter
The meters in those power stations were showing the watt output and he was using the DC side so that was DC watts.
Thinking of ordering a WIPPRO for my 2.5 car garage but there are two versions on Amazon. The one in this test and the skinny taller one. Can't seem to find what the difference between them is besides the price. Anyone know?
I am posting a video on the skinny one at the end of the week. Currently testing it on low and high with a gallon of diesel.
@@sherburnoutdoors awesome thanks! Any chance that you could recommend one of the two WIPPROs ahead of the video? Trying to order and receive before Christmas lol. Thanks in advance!
Can i get the names n serial numbers so i can get the same ones? And are they water proof cause of the exhaust? i want to get them to keep my dog warm during the winter
There are links to the products in the description. Thanks for watching
Just curious what gauge wire you used for your power hookup.
Here is the cable I used. 12V 15A Heavy Duty Male to Male Cigarette Lighter Plug Charger Cord With LED Lights And Fuse Protection On Both Plugs a.co/d/5OkX8Rd
Amazon lists the Wippro for about $AU500 and the Vevor is about $AU190. I guess the Wippro is a USA based distributor only, Wippro isn't listed on Aliexpress either.
id beusing the vevor for my 3 season porch so i have 110 volts available what power pack (110 volt to 12 volt) would you recommend ?
Use the 80% rule. You want your device to only draw 80% of the max output of the power supply. If you round the watt draw shown for high up to 35 watts, you would need at least a 50 watt 12 volt power supply. The good news is that converting the 110 to 12v DC is going to generate heat so it will help the heater heat the room.
so 4 or 5 amp output ?@@ssteele1812
Would one of these heat my 2 1/2 car garage, it gets cold in michigan? G-d bless.
Yes, absolutely, these go up 215 sq ft
Physics: Energy can not be created or destroyed, but only changes form. The BTU's produced by each heater is the same; given the same amount of diesel.
No way I could deal with that annoying fuel pump ticking - Def not good for vanlife. You should do a SILVEL diesel heater comparison to vevor. My daughter has one in order (I tried to get her to get vevor) but just maybe I'll stay away from vevor simply because of that clicking.
Call it diesel is specific, fuel can be generic for what is needed to run the engine. Gas is referring to gasoline
Vevor is a giant POS!! I bought a new one, set it up and it overheated first use. called customer service, they sent me new parts. installed the parts, still overheated. removed cover and tried, overheated. I can only use at half heat setting which is 5 (0-10). overheats with cover off if i run it any warmer. several times the igniter stops working during use. After watching this video i ordered a Wippro. hopefully its better than the POS Vevor. Wouldnt recommend the vevor even if its your only option. JUNK JUNK JUNK
Are these waterproof, like being outside in rain?Thanks!
No
Will these use used motor oil. As i have nearly 2 55gal barrels full. That's why I've been saving it. Thanks.... Jeff
I doubt it
@@sherburnoutdoorsokay, thanks
I've seen some doing 50/50 oil /fuel
Yes it will work... Search TH-cam you will find your answer.... You will need to clean in more often
Inside the front end of the combustion tube on these heaters where the fuel and air mix together there is a stainless steel vaporising mesh.
If you run on waste engine oil the contaminants in the oil will clog up the mesh with carbon deposits and eventually wreck the vaporiser mesh and stop the combustor from working. The design of these burners is specifically for efficient burning of lighter fuel oils such as diesel(32 second gas oil) or central heating oil(28 second oil sometimes known as kerosene)
Are these units 12V? I've seen others that are 120V. I live off grid, so efficiency is very important.
They are 12V DC
@gchacon 12 volts DC, on start up they consume about 150 watts and draw around 10 amps to fire the glow plug. Once running the current drops way down, On mine its about 0.5 amps on the lowest setting and 3 amps on the highest.
Can this unit sit outside in the rain and be okay and be used?
No
@@sherburnoutdoors Thanks so much.
Should of done the test with a stock fuel pump.
Bottom line:
The hottest temp runs out faster.
Since these share pretty much the same burner, and fuel pump, comparisons are kinda moot. If one uses less fuel, it puts out less heat. but nonetheless they are pretty efficient and good at what they do. I think Vevor buys from several suppliers as they have units in the same case with the same ratings at different pricing.
Fuel, diesel fuel, NOT GAS
The difference is one is 5kw and 8kw . One will pull more power and burn more fuel.
I am sorry, but I dont agree with your usage of "efficiency" at all. You seem to be using it instead of saying "consumption", which is what you tested.
Pedantic some might say, but in that case I would disagree, since it totally changes the nature and outcome of the test. Lots of people in the comments seemingly have conflated it as well, likely leading to faulty conclusions.
I dont see you testing the heating ability (taking a temperature reading the way you did also doesnt say necessarily say anything, sadly).
Think about it, if you get 2kw unit, wrongly branded as a 5kw unit, with a slow moving fan and small heatsink of the burner, it would win this comparison easily, since the 2kw vs 5kw output consumes less fuel, and the heatsink that you measure the temperature of would heat up more with less area/mass and slower airflow over it. Cheers mate.
I hope your not putting gas in those... You just kept saying gas. Wanted to make sure folks knew these are diesel. Great review though.
Just putting Diesel in
Where do you buy the win pro? In Canada?
Test it with gas.... That would be cool
I am waiting delivery of the WIPPRO, amazon canada. I won't touch anything Vevor
Vevor just sent me the new Bluetooth version for 2023, review coming this week!
Seems like a wasteful concept just to burn diesel to heat, running the same diesel through a generator would result in the same amount of heat but with the added benefit of power? Maybe? Your thoughts?
A diesel generator is the inefficient unit. Using diesel to throw away exhaust heat and wasting heat with cooling fins, having a generator that emits heat and finally produces electricity is more wasteful. Then there is the noise and exhaust smell to deal with. I have several Onan gen sets and several Chinese diesel heaters. When the diesel heaters are at operating temperature, there is almost no exhaust odor detectable. On a side note, I have a Chinese diesel heater operating right now that runs 24/7 and had exhaust heat recovery to maximize the efficiency. I can't imagine running a diesel engine at 2AM in this neighborhood.
Agreed, the appropriate technology hasn’t been applied to make it desirable, but application of teg cells to the waste heat of the unit could at least make it self powering. A kids lunch box size of thermal energy generator cells would be more than enough to cover the power consumption of the unit Indefinitely and provide power to the battery for reserve
@@travishodges5179 Mine runs on a home built LFP lithium battery and a used oversized solar panel that charges to 100% even on rainy days. You need power to start your unit on thermal cells and need voltage regulation.
Someone somewhere is going to actually use gas. FML
the exhaust temp is void , you have vevor wrapped
Technically you can't legitimately speak of efficiency when you don't factor in all the data. Just because one runs longer on a gallon of fuel does not automatically mean it is more efficient when you fail to measure heat output properly or when you observe heat output difference between the 2 but then ignore it when you go to summarize efficiency between the 2.
All that is probably happening is one puts out more heat on low than the other, and it does not mean it is more efficient it just means it is operating on a lower setting. In other words one has a lower low setting than the other, that is all that is happening mainly. Listen, if they both put out the SAME heat output on low but one runs longer on the same amount of fuel, then NOW you can legitimately claim efficiency is better on the one that used less fuel.
Thanks for the information. I would prefer the lower low setting(the Wippro) because this way i can use it without having to cycle it on and off when i don't need that much heat, but can still flip to high if temps outside get colder.
both work good, but both a quite serious health hazard as they DO NOT COME WITH INSTRUCTIONS IN PROPER LANGUAGE, . many people died using these ,please be carefull
You keep saying gas, don't you mean diesel? Hopefully somebody doesn't try to use gas instead of diesel, Kabomb!!!!!
Yes, I mean Diesel
If they are that stupid, they deserve everything their stupidity gives them!
can buy 10 vevor to 1 wipro..... no brainer.....
I'm sure you realize, but you should try to lose the "gas" comments. It's not gasoline, it's diesel fuel. Substitute fuel for gas. It's not gas, and you don't want to run gas in them.
We know there are people who might actually put "gas" in a diesel heater and play victim.
Exactly! I also have a pet peeve when people call trucks and suvs “cars”. 🤠
@@SaabAholic How about the people that call UTVs "cars". Ha
Haha!
Are you serious….
You are not pointing your laser in the center of the Vevor if you were it would read 215 to 221 and that is 25 degrees hotter than the Wippro and the Vevro blows harder than the Wippro add those two thing together and that is a lot of BTU s more for 26 solid hrs.. Also if allege that the vevor uses more watts then why did you hook the Vevor to the old small power station. The only way to find out which one uses more power is hook it to the same power station. An Old burnt out tiny 500 watt power station is for 26 hrs is not a fair test. It would appear in the end it is all the same in BTU land . Both heater produce the same BTU s for the money in fuel.