Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3KW Diesel Air Heater 12V Diesel Parking Heater Muffler Diesel Heater with Knob Switch for RV Bus Car Motorhome Boats

I purchased to use in my shop, wood shop 20x35 ft, cement floor, enough holes in the metal to leak like a sieve. 1st heater I bought and run in the shop. I use red diesel or off road diesel, lower price no tax for roads. Relatively fuel efficient. I thought this one would be nice since I can install pieces and parts to fit my needs. decided I like the all-in-one style, will most likely buy 2 more for this winter. I haven't fixed all the holes yet. arrgh

I purchased to use in my shop, wood shop 20x35 ft, cement floor, enough holes in the metal to leak like a sieve. 2nd heater I bought and run in the shop. I use red diesel or off road diesel, lower price no tax for roads. Relatively fuel efficient. I like the all-in-one style, will most likely buy 2 more for this winter. I haven't fixed all the holes yet. arrgh

Works great have had zero issues I use it all winter long in my semi truck nice hot heat and was east to install

Fast shipping and fair pricing the heater is easy to set up and it heats up the rooftop tent with ease. I used the heater for two nights on a single fill of diesel

I used this last winter and stayed warm the entire time. However, the fan did start making a strange noise, so the company sent a replacement, and it's as good as new!

Works great, zero issues with the unit. I would not hesitate to buy another gift I needed one runtime on less than a gallon of diesel is over eight hours. Can’t ask for a better product.

Awesome little heater it hardly uses any fuel the ticking isn’t that bad it blends right in after a while you don’t even hear it

I like it a lot ! Excellent product. Would like better written instructions, larger print. I would give a higher rating after 1year of use. So far so good. I recommend it. Thanks

I had purchased two of these for my RV garage with the intention of keeping the internal temp from dropping below freezing. I live in the gulf south, and we rarely see below freezing temps, nonetheless, I was previously using propane to keep the temps above, which could get quite expensive. These heaters only sip the diesel, which here is quite cheap. I extended the exhaust pipe by 6 meters and coiled it to radiate exhaust heat. I then vented the exhaust through a window using a marine bulkhead fitting onto a board which worked quite well to seal the window opening. Two heaters successfully kept the garage above freezing.