Customer Reviews for VEVOR Diesel Air Heater, 12V 8KW Diesel Heater with Remote Control and LCD Display, 10L Fuel Tank Diesel Parking Heater, Rapid Heating for RV Trailer Camper Van Boat

Hallo! Ein geiles Gerät, einfach zu installieren. In der Nutzung laut, da die Pumpe, obwohl sie eine Gummihalterung hat, kontakt mit dem, doch recht wackeligen Gehäuse hat. Weiterer Kritikpunkt ist die Luftführung für Verbrennungsluft und Auspuff. In Summe, wenn etwas nachbessert, ein GENIALES TEIL. NUR, und darum nur 3 Sterne bei der Bewertung "Bedienung" Suaheli ist einfacher zu verstehen, als die kryptische Übersetzung der Bedienungsanleitung.

Für den Preis einfach Top ..Die Anleitung ist wirklich nicht zu gebrauchen ..entweder zu klein oder zu ungenau beschrieben... Das Gerät selber macht ordentlich warme Luft. !

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

Have not hooked it up yet but looks pretty good quality for the price, if it works half as good as I have seen it will be well worth it. using it as a back up heat for our tiny home if and when we loose power this winter. I will be doing a Tiktok update when its in use.

Funktioniert super, ist sparsam im Verbrauch Wenn es noch eine Betriebsanleitung in deutsch geben würde, wäre alles perfekt.

Posso dire che è un buon prodotto ma dopo aver comprato 3 webasto tutti identici 2 sono un po' rumorosi e consumi di carburante più elevati

I have a pick up, workshop trailer, small cabin and a boat. So, having a self contained 8 kW unit that I can take with me and use wherever needed seemed an excellent idea. The unit arrived promptly but only worked for around two weeks on my boat. With the help of the support the issue found was the mother board inside the heating unit. Replaced free of charge within a few weeks, the unit now works perfectly. While it was taken to bits, I replaced the fuel line with heavier duty rubber, beefed up the hose clamps, supply wiring, insulation, pump placement and tank support plus a few screws for the cover that were missing from the beginning. Summa summarum, for the price point, and if you're willing to tinker a bit, it's a great mobile self contained unit. In the process of determining the issue, I measured the electrical components: starting up can draw up to 40 A for a few seconds. If your supply is too weak, the unit will give an error 2, ie under voltage. Running on H3 level draws around 20 A, on H1 level around 10 A. So, make sure you use a good gauge wiring and proper connection to your battery. On a 60 Ah deep cycle battery, the autonomy is around 5 h on H1 level, given the cold here in the Canadian Prairies... User friendliness is great, once you throw out the useless manual and find your way through the menu of the controller. Design wise, I would love to see a bigger distance between fuel intake and exhaust. The exhaust should in my opinion be routed to the side with a factory fitted 90 degree elbow and straight extension to the unit's side, where a longer flex hose can be attached depending on your use. My work around is extending the feet, cutting through the side and fitting a one inch copper pipe custom made. The exhaust obviously gets hot, so the unit as is cannot be placed on any combustible surface or placed on the ground the way it is factory set up, hence defeating the purpose of being a mobile unit that can be placed anywhere without being modified, just food for thought...

I ordered this unit specifically for my 19 ft sailing boat and it works like a dream for about two months by now. For the price point, there is nothing to criticize. From a marine engineering point of view, I modified and extended the exhaust specific to my boat, replaced the fuel line with heavier duty rubber fuel line, and beefed up the supply wiring. Design wise, my main point is the close proximity of the fuel intake to the exhaust. The latter I would love to see factory fitted with a removable 90 degree elbow and a longer flex hose. Summa summarum, if you're handy and willing to adapt the unit to your needs, it's a good buy.

Run it for first time last night and it worked great other than the noisy fuel system. Very annoying .

Heater works better than expected. Not as loud as I had expected but does make a steady fan ticking sound. More heat then expected heats and has cool down cycles which I presume will extend life of it. The muffler it came with was useless broke didn’t work well. I purchased a higher quality one and it’s very quiet outside. Will see how long it lasts.