Can a Diesel Heater Run On A Portable Power Bank?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
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In this video I'll share with you how I run my diesel heater from a portable solar generator. Enjoy!
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Never dawned on me to use a Laptop Charger as a Converter, but that's actually a genius idea! Been slamming my head against the wall trying to think of a simple solution that doesn't require me ordering a bunch of gear etc... This looks like it might be it! Thanks a bunch!!! xx
I saw another video who used a 250v inverter and connected it to Anderson plug 30 amp.
Very nice! thanks for the demo...i'm going to build up a small portable deep cycle battery box and use that to power my diesel heater. Great video!
That is exactly what I did, works like charm.......
Thanks. My heater was dying on startup cuz my power bank only puts out 10amps on DC, even though it's a 1kw unit. Bought a converter. Thanks for the video!
What converter do you have? Have a link?
Would love to see how this is wired up. I want to do this but a novice when it comes to wiring.
Very cool video, , thanks for sharing, God bless !
Thank you, works great. God bless!
very nice build and solution. can you tell a bit more about what brick U used and how you connected it? was it originally a car plug or regular outlet plug? tnx
Great idea on the power brick. Just what I was thinking. I have some old laptop bricks, will these work, and any cautions to worry about. Nice vid btw.
check your heater's manual for how many Amps it needs.. It'll require a LOT more the first minute or two for the Spark plug to heat up, your manual should tell you! Mine is an 8KW heater, and the manual says it'll need 15A
can you please link the power converter, I need one!!!! I have mine rigged using the cigarette connecter and it keeps falling out
Great video, thank you for posting this!
Would the laptop power adapter with specs below work for my 5kW heater?
Input: 100-240V~2.5A 50/60Hz
Output: 19.5V -- 9.23A (Max 180W)
One question: What is the the converter you use and were could I acquire one
Nice workaround on the amp pull, do you have video on pwr station?
I recorded video of start up and first 5 minutes of running on medium settings with all power draw info....
What electric brick converter is that??? I need one!
So you have to just cut off the female socket on cord and wire heater to striped ends on the dc side ?
So any power bank that can output 150w should be good enough to get the heater through the power hungry consumption phase?
I still need to pick up one of those heaters.
They are great!
Good evening from Syracuse NY brother
Good evening brotha!
Hi my brother from another mother
This was cool to see. Once it runs awhile and is running hot, can you turn it off and switch it to a DC source? Will it still need over 120w to heat the glow plugs at that point?
That will not work. These heaters are not supposed to be turned off. They have to go through a shut down procedure that draws as much current to shut down as it does to turn on. This procedure lets the heater burn off the soot before it is turned off. So it will draw the same current to start every time. I've thought about this too much myself. The only way this will work is if you can have it switch from AC to DC output on the power station without turning the heater off and I haven't figure out a way to do that yet.
Just make sure it goes through its shut down procedure and not just shut off.
If it does it will cook the motor if it happens more than once.
So true!
How is it wired up
My Bluetti on the lowest setting drops down to 6 watts to 15
What power brick did you use, or suggest? I have an EcoFlow River 2 Pro with 750 watts that I’d like to use to power a CDH.
Thanks
So 12v 10amp isn't enough?
I bought the same power supply but with a 12v cigarette lighter adapter and it's 10amp. And I'm getting E -2 error not enough voltage.
no...
need just a bit more amp
So if you were to guess how long do you think it would run on the lowest setting with that battery bank. I have a 500 watt Yetti i'm thinking of using
30 hours lowest, 20+ medium 13 high
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Make sure that is well ventilated because those things tend to produce a lot of Carbon Monoxide.
No, they don't produce a lot. Have a look at the videos of 'Lowered Expectations'. He experiments with it in his garage with a portable CO-meter and it doesn't go above alarming levels.
Not saying that you should run it like this (it's experiments) but the 'a lot of CO' isn't factual.
How many hours will it run for? Overnight?
Yes, it'll run overnight. I've done several videos of that
Where can I find that power adapter??
Amazon's got Em for 20 bucks. Or less
Is this the vevor 2kw or 5kw?
5
These diesel heater are really good but big turndown is because they didn't limit it to 9 amps on startup 🤥
Why not just get a kerosene heater instead of all of this?
That's a great option too!
Because you would die of carbon monoxide
@@jerrysetlerr770 ??? Ive used kerosene heaters inside for many winters.
I think the difference is that this blows dry air into the room, while with a kerosene heater you will get dampness inside (unless there is an exhaust on the kerosene heater?)
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You keep saying it'll last a long time, can you give an actual number please.
Depends on setting 500w 13 hours high 23 hours medium and 30+ low
@@KerempatakUSA2401 thank you.