I just ordered my own for my van after seeing one in person and doing my research. I hope we get that tear down and cleaning video. Excellent work, thank you.
I have one just like this for my little cargo trailer. I use one of those wheel steps you talk about and run aluminum 3" dryer vent hose to a vent in my trailer floor. I block it with a pipe test fitting when not in use. I also have a storage tub that is fitted over the unit when it rains or snows.
I would use the old base from an office chair for a stand. Thanks for the information. I want to get one and burn 50/50 oil-diesel mix as well. ~Peace!
You can get a 120 V to 12 V converter so that way you don’t have to run a battery you can just plug it in the wall and the biggest problem with any of those style heaters is the volume of heat they put out is an a timer for a large area so you might have to get something to help get the temperature up and then that will maintain it as long as you’re very well insulated
Just my two cents here; keep the entire exhaust in a downward way. Any form of burning / oxidation will produce water, and you don't want water to block the exhaust..
Hey man. I am looking for a way to heat my 14x40 ft insulated wood building. Temperatures get down into the low 20s Fahrenheit in the winter at night. Do you think one of these would work?
By all the videos on here it looks like if you filter your fuel, the heater will run longer without having it to be cleaned so often. Best thing to do is to replace the cheap green fuel line with some better quality line and install a filter between the tank and pump and you'll be good to go.
Not sure if it shuts off the blower fan or stops air flow when it runs out of fuel. If it doesn't and your fresh air inlet is outside that could turn into a cold night.
That’s so true lol . From my test which I haven’t posted it does shut the unit down . It amazingly enough has a bunch of safety features built in which I am testing. I truly want to know how far can I trust this unit . I won’t completely but I want to know I can go in house for a couple hours and not completely set my house on fire. But interesting point you bring up I will mention that in my video about safety features.
Looking to do this. Right now I use a humongous diesel salamander. It kicks off and on as needed. I use about 7 gallons of diesel fuel per week to keep an uninsulated 20 x 20 garage 65 to 70. That’s with it getting cold outside. Do you think something this small would keep up with that?
Have you though of routing the burner intake air pipe outside? Now it will build low pressure in your garage and draw cold outside air to replace the low pressure.
Yes that worried me in the beginning so I kept an eye on that . But I have a good friend whom is a HVAC tech and I asked if he had a way to measure that and well he laughed at me , said this isn’t your house , garage have enough air leaks that you’ll never have to worry about that. The garage door has slight leaks and well the port I use to exhaust around its rim has slight leak. There isn’t a pressure drop or negative pressure that can be felt after many hours . I’m always in the shop when I run it so I do go out and in with door open often and you never get that air rush . But in a future video you’ll see me mention that I will be putting a permanent vent and I will draw an intake. Thanks
@@Storman77 Thanks for replying. Yes certainly there are air leaks. Was just thinking that it most likely gives better overall energy efficiency by having the intake from outdoors. I was also thinking if somehow could have two wall pipe welded for say ~30cm of length so that inner pipe would be the exhaust and outer pipe intake. Both routed outside. This would give two advantages: Intake pipe air gap would work as an insulator for example when routing through wall and second it would pre-heat the intake air to improve efficiency. Bit hard to try to explain, hope it makes sense. Or could route the exhaust gasses through radiator, maybe that would have the highest efficiency.
@@Ccorniit you already reading my mind lol . I had a wood pellet stove did exhaust exactly that way the exhaust in the intake we’re in the same hole they pre-warming the air coming in.
Can u share the link or what it’s called that u used for the garage door to allow the exhaust to go through it? That’s very clean looking I wanna do the same Thanks
I just bought one of these and the tank leaks fuel and the heating element blinks red and is faulty. Vevor is fighting me on refund. So far customer service has not been good at all.
Well if you exhaust in your camper and house I don’t know really. I exhaust outside and have a Carbon monoxide detector on all the time and it never has alarmed . It has a separate intake and exhaust port then heating intake port and exhaust port.
@@Storman77 Thank you. Do you think it will drain 1x12V battery over the night (8h of work)? I intend to use this set up over the night on winter time in my semi truck bunk.
@@bojankljajic5408 oh your are very fine . They are originally design for transport air heater . I will link it for you the kit . Now for batteries I bet you can run 24 hrs before any problems. They drain 10 amps at start up for 5 min then they run at under 2 amps depending how high fans are running. See link below and good luck . www.ebay.ca/itm/123869265367?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=HJBZTmZeToG&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=brvgjgb_reu&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=MORE
You might find a kerosene space heater is better suited to this purpose? I use one connected to a thermostat, and it burns heating oil (which in the UK is cheaper than diesel), and it heats a relatively large space quite quickly, then switches off. Only downside is the bigger ones are quite noisy. They are industrial machines though, far more durable than the Chinese van heaters, and using heating oil and a thermostat, are very cheap to run.
I could agree, but - two draw backs I can think of off the top of my head are these: 1. Kerosene produces moist heat 2. Kerosene heaters in the US are not vented to the outside and therefore require active ventilation while using. I mention these two specifically because these diesel heaters are often being used in small spaces with limited ventilation. I do agree that a kerosene heater would likely suit his needs, however some more drawbacks are smell, increased fuel consumption compared to diesel, and shop debris infiltrating the heater since they are usually exposed heating elements in the US. Also, kerosene heaters still technically require maintenance (even if nobody does maintain their units), but it's far less work than a diesel. Diesel makes you work for the efficiency and dry heat. They're great for off-grid situations where general maintenance and upkeep of the living space, and it's appliances, is expected.
@@NAldrighetti Have you tried kerosene (or heating oil), in direct comparison to diesel? My space heater runs on either, and other than kerosene being far cheaper, there is no real difference between the 2 fuels. I would think there is no reason at all, not to run one of the Chinese diesel heaters on heating oil, in exactly the same way as an industrial space heater, as they operate in exactly the same way?
Chris you are correct about kerosene working just as well. There are different fuels in North America vs the very refined diesel you use. Kerosene here is more refined here and cost slightly more than Diesel still . Also we can’t get at the pump so I will be dealing with 10 litres pails vs refillable cans. I should have mentioned in video the primary use of heater is for utility camper trailer and this heater I think is a good fit . I decided to make use of it in work shop.
@@Storman77 What fuel do you use in oil fired central heating boilers? Here we have specific heating oil, which is much cheaper than diesel, and is something many taxi drivers have been using to power their diesel cars, over decades.
@@chrisstevens8431 yes it’s called furnace oil which is just a red dye diesel . They dye it so Taxi drivers don’t use it lol 😂. I am messing around but they dye it because it’s tax free fuel . We can use off road and it’s used for furnace oil . That would certainly work. They deliver it I large quantity but you can also get it at the fuel dealer if you have proper cans for it . I may try it
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Lol off to the mall I go . Sorry had to laugh such a simple thing but would work for sure all metal most times . Just would have to confiscate one. I have since changed my plans on the mobile thing and set it up in shop more permanent. Video is up . Thanks Steve
Get away from the battery I use a jackery and solar panel I have many ideas but I would get one with out the case mount it out of the way any you can mount the fuel outside I have pictures of what I have done in my 8x8 shed
I’d aim it down to warm concrete floor.A Y would give you 2 hoses to warm more area also.If aimed at a big can of oil the oil would keep producing heat for awhile also.Like putting a hot rock in a sleeping bag will produce heat for awhile 😆
@@Storman77 I saw a video where a guy said straight Kerosene will not properly lubricate the dosing pump in closet to wear out quickly but I'm still a newbie don't know anything yet just waiting for my unit to arrive tomorrow
I accidentally just bought the 5kw version because they both look identical. I was not aware that there was more than one option. What's the difference? More heat? Should I be concerned that I got the 5kw instead of the 8kw?
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I just ordered my own for my van after seeing one in person and doing my research. I hope we get that tear down and cleaning video. Excellent work, thank you.
Will do !
I have one just like this for my little cargo trailer. I use one of those wheel steps you talk about and run aluminum 3" dryer vent hose to a vent in my trailer floor. I block it with a pipe test fitting when not in use. I also have a storage tub that is fitted over the unit when it rains or snows.
I would use the old base from an office chair for a stand. Thanks for the information. I want to get one and burn 50/50 oil-diesel mix as well. ~Peace!
I love the idea of a moveable cabinet, nice one, like n sub.
You can get a 120 V to 12 V converter so that way you don’t have to run a battery you can just plug it in the wall and the biggest problem with any of those style heaters is the volume of heat they put out is an a timer for a large area so you might have to get something to help get the temperature up and then that will maintain it as long as you’re very well insulated
I seen a Russian youtuber who fitted an empty radiator in-line on the exhaust vent, worked well, 👍
Dam. Great video. Just bought one. Great advice
Thank you
Hey there great video can’t wait for my heater to come so I can heat the garage
Did it work ?
I'm installing mine tomorrow. I ordered an extra 3M of exhaust pipe and I'm going to take more heat out of the exhaust.
Just my two cents here; keep the entire exhaust in a downward way. Any form of burning / oxidation will produce water, and you don't want water to block the exhaust..
Very valid 2 cents ! I totally agree.
One on my pickup has a low spot. I drilled a small hole at the low spot and haven't had any problems with condensation freezing in there
youll love the heater . Canada eh ? Edmonton here. 👍👍
If you don't have a ceiling fan in there, Storm, you need one. Circulates and pushes the heat down from up there.
Or just a box fan set up high, pointing down
Hey man. I am looking for a way to heat my 14x40 ft insulated wood building. Temperatures get down into the low 20s Fahrenheit in the winter at night. Do you think one of these would work?
awesome video. i subscribed to your channel 👍
Thank you Sir
By all the videos on here it looks like if you filter your fuel, the heater will run longer without having it to be cleaned so often. Best thing to do is to replace the cheap green fuel line with some better quality line and install a filter between the tank and pump and you'll be good to go.
How high are your ceilings?
Do they make one of these with 80000 BTU and an exhaust pipe ?
Be careful of that exposed exhausr as it can reach temps in excess of 240 C.
What is the plate that you have fitter to the garage door that the exhaust goes through? looks a neat solution
Yes, more info on the exhaust sleeve would be most helpful! Thanks!
Not sure if it shuts off the blower fan or stops air flow when it runs out of fuel. If it doesn't and your fresh air inlet is outside that could turn into a cold night.
That’s so true lol . From my test which I haven’t posted it does shut the unit down . It amazingly enough has a bunch of safety features built in which I am testing. I truly want to know how far can I trust this unit . I won’t completely but I want to know I can go in house for a couple hours and not completely set my house on fire. But interesting point you bring up I will mention that in my video about safety features.
Looking to do this. Right now I use a humongous diesel salamander. It kicks off and on as needed. I use about 7 gallons of diesel fuel per week to keep an uninsulated 20 x 20 garage 65 to 70. That’s with it getting cold outside. Do you think something this small would keep up with that?
You’d be burning same amount but way quieter. You’d have to run full out
Have you though of routing the burner intake air pipe outside? Now it will build low pressure in your garage and draw cold outside air to replace the low pressure.
Yes that worried me in the beginning so I kept an eye on that . But I have a good friend whom is a HVAC tech and I asked if he had a way to measure that and well he laughed at me , said this isn’t your house , garage have enough air leaks that you’ll never have to worry about that. The garage door has slight leaks and well the port I use to exhaust around its rim has slight leak. There isn’t a pressure drop or negative pressure that can be felt after many hours . I’m always in the shop when I run it so I do go out and in with door open often and you never get that air rush . But in a future video you’ll see me mention that I will be putting a permanent vent and I will draw an intake. Thanks
@@Storman77 Thanks for replying. Yes certainly there are air leaks. Was just thinking that it most likely gives better overall energy efficiency by having the intake from outdoors. I was also thinking if somehow could have two wall pipe welded for say ~30cm of length so that inner pipe would be the exhaust and outer pipe intake. Both routed outside. This would give two advantages: Intake pipe air gap would work as an insulator for example when routing through wall and second it would pre-heat the intake air to improve efficiency. Bit hard to try to explain, hope it makes sense.
Or could route the exhaust gasses through radiator, maybe that would have the highest efficiency.
@@Ccorniit you already reading my mind lol . I had a wood pellet stove did exhaust exactly that way the exhaust in the intake we’re in the same hole they pre-warming the air coming in.
Can u share the link or what it’s called that u used for the garage door to allow the exhaust to go through it? That’s very clean looking I wanna do the same
Thanks
its a straight thru hull exhaust skin fitting . 46 bucks on amazon
Was thinking..a wood base may hide some of noise verse a metal base...just a thought?
That might work for sure !
Haw about just two pieces of angle, 4 casters.
Just widen it's stance.
I just bought one of these and the tank leaks fuel and the heating element blinks red and is faulty. Vevor is fighting me on refund. So far customer service has not been good at all.
You should run your fresh air intake outside becouse your useing air from inside the garage which if its air tight may be a problem.
I agree but I can 100% guarantee that the garage is not air tight. I can see little light here and there on main door.
Is your garage insulated at all? My garage is about 440 SQ FT. I'm in the process of insulating it.
Oh yea for sure. It’s r20 rated but not the door . The door I believe is r8
How long can you run that until you pass out form the gases?
Well if you exhaust in your camper and house I don’t know really. I exhaust outside and have a Carbon monoxide detector on all the time and it never has alarmed . It has a separate intake and exhaust port then heating intake port and exhaust port.
How long does a full tank run? And how much is the capacity? Liters or gallons
I haven’t done a proper test but thank is 5 litres and for me runs about 6 hours at various temperatures. I will be doing proper test soon.
@@Storman77 Hii, when you manage to do a proper test of diesel consumption, please reply? cheers.
@@cosmovsky I did do a consumption see link Chinese Diesel heater consumption test.
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Chinese Diesel heater consumption test.
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Diesel is expensive?. Is this cheaper than a propane heater currently?
Cheers
Oh for sure right now yes
What you used on garage door? Looks clean and safe
Gate port . I think it’s in description for the link
@@Storman77 could you put the link please
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Vevor is having a massive safety issue with all their diesel heaters. I fear all these Chinese heaters
I feel you. I have placed the entire unit in an enclosure outside with the only thing coming in the house is the hot air vent.
Does it need to be attached to 12V battery all the time as heater works?
Yes it does, it will draw for fan and glow plug on start up.
@@Storman77 Thank you. Do you think it will drain 1x12V battery over the night (8h of work)? I intend to use this set up over the night on winter time in my semi truck bunk.
@@bojankljajic5408 oh your are very fine . They are originally design for transport air heater . I will link it for you the kit . Now for batteries I bet you can run 24 hrs before any problems. They drain 10 amps at start up for 5 min then they run at under 2 amps depending how high fans are running. See link below and good luck . www.ebay.ca/itm/123869265367?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=HJBZTmZeToG&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=brvgjgb_reu&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=MORE
@@Storman77 Thank you a lot. All the best for you. 🖐
yes or a 12v wall adapter
You might find a kerosene space heater is better suited to this purpose? I use one connected to a thermostat, and it burns heating oil (which in the UK is cheaper than diesel), and it heats a relatively large space quite quickly, then switches off. Only downside is the bigger ones are quite noisy. They are industrial machines though, far more durable than the Chinese van heaters, and using heating oil and a thermostat, are very cheap to run.
I could agree, but - two draw backs I can think of off the top of my head are these:
1. Kerosene produces moist heat
2. Kerosene heaters in the US are not vented to the outside and therefore require active ventilation while using.
I mention these two specifically because these diesel heaters are often being used in small spaces with limited ventilation.
I do agree that a kerosene heater would likely suit his needs, however some more drawbacks are smell, increased fuel consumption compared to diesel, and shop debris infiltrating the heater since they are usually exposed heating elements in the US.
Also, kerosene heaters still technically require maintenance (even if nobody does maintain their units), but it's far less work than a diesel.
Diesel makes you work for the efficiency and dry heat. They're great for off-grid situations where general maintenance and upkeep of the living space, and it's appliances, is expected.
@@NAldrighetti Have you tried kerosene (or heating oil), in direct comparison to diesel? My space heater runs on either, and other than kerosene being far cheaper, there is no real difference between the 2 fuels. I would think there is no reason at all, not to run one of the Chinese diesel heaters on heating oil, in exactly the same way as an industrial space heater, as they operate in exactly the same way?
Chris you are correct about kerosene working just as well. There are different fuels in North America vs the very refined diesel you use. Kerosene here is more refined here and cost slightly more than Diesel still . Also we can’t get at the pump so I will be dealing with 10 litres pails vs refillable cans. I should have mentioned in video the primary use of heater is for utility camper trailer and this heater I think is a good fit . I decided to make use of it in work shop.
@@Storman77 What fuel do you use in oil fired central heating boilers? Here we have specific heating oil, which is much cheaper than diesel, and is something many taxi drivers have been using to power their diesel cars, over decades.
@@chrisstevens8431 yes it’s called furnace oil which is just a red dye diesel . They dye it so Taxi drivers don’t use it lol 😂. I am messing around but they dye it because it’s tax free fuel . We can use off road and it’s used for furnace oil . That would certainly work. They deliver it I large quantity but you can also get it at the fuel dealer if you have proper cans for it . I may try it
Link to this model on Amazon?
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Shopping trolley?
Lol off to the mall I go . Sorry had to laugh such a simple thing but would work for sure all metal most times . Just would have to confiscate one. I have since changed my plans on the mobile thing and set it up in shop more permanent. Video is up . Thanks Steve
How long does the battery last ?
Generally a person will use a battery maintainer on the battery.
A steel grocery cart would work well
Get away from the battery I use a jackery and solar panel I have many ideas but I would get one with out the case mount it out of the way any you can mount the fuel outside I have pictures of what I have done in my 8x8 shed
Does it smell?
Not one bit except on start up
Take the black outlet tube off no need for it
I’d aim it down to warm concrete floor.A Y would give you 2 hoses to warm more area also.If aimed at a big can of oil the oil would keep producing heat for awhile also.Like putting a hot rock in a sleeping bag will produce heat for awhile 😆
Can you use kerosene in the haters?
@David Bohanan you certainly can use kerosene. Kerosene is actually refined Diesel.
I just read 10-20% into diesel to keep it from freezing.Around here diesel is 5 bucks gallon.K is like 8-9 bucks.
@@Storman77 I saw a video where a guy said straight Kerosene will not properly lubricate the dosing pump in closet to wear out quickly but I'm still a newbie don't know anything yet just waiting for my unit to arrive tomorrow
I accidentally just bought the 5kw version because they both look identical. I was not aware that there was more than one option.
What's the difference? More heat? Should I be concerned that I got the 5kw instead of the 8kw?
The “8kw” are the same as the 5kw