I'm in a similar position as you. I only have one but so far I've mounted and connected two Ryobi 18V 4Ah batteries ran through a step down converter to bring the 18V down to 12V for the heater. Using two batteries connected that way you can swap them out one at a time without having to turn the heater off. I've just ordered some more spare parts and some supposed "improved" parts plus another heater altogether. They're fun, they're simple, easy to work on, easy to modify, very inexpensive and they work very well. I don't even have a real "need" for one. I ordered one because it was $109 and I'd been seeing a lot of videos about them. Now that I have one, I love it! I just love that such a small inexpensive heater can work efficiently and powerfully. I can think of so many uses for them around the house, garage and camping.

I love these little diesel heaters, as well. I have mine set up with XT30 cable ends and have a 20-amp inline fuse between the heater and the 240ah LFP battery I'm using in my wife's she-shed. The heater is outside of the building, with the heating hose plumbed into the shed through a clothes dryer vent. It's amazing how well it works and how little fuel it uses.

Fit a fuse at the battery end of the +ve wire, and a switch to protect you battery. I got mine new last week from a guy who bought it to put in his van, then crashed the van. I put my fuel-line directly from the base into the 10L jerry can lid, with one of those tiddly stone-filters near the bottom, then a larger paper lawnmower filter just before the pump. I also fitted a paper combustion-air filter. Some folk put a 3" bi-conical filter on the cool air inlet where they have a dusty shop. I love being warm at my PC without heating the whole house.

That room is so organized I'm jealous

We recommend attaching a 12volt car battery eg 55amps as in the event of the mains electricity failure it will mess up the Mother Board and yes we keep a small car charger connected to the battery. at all all times and the charger will switch off once the battery reaches its full charge likewise we have now fitted these heaters into our ambulances connected to the back up battery. NB we use only home heating oil and we don't use waste engine oil at all. as the carbon will build up in the chamber.

The biggest mistake people make is when priming the heater.. They over prime as they see air in the fuel line that goes into the burn chamber underneath, well even when fully primed there is always air in the line no matter what you do. If you have white smoke at start up you have iver primed the heater..

Got one coming thank you for the link and review

Just got mine yesterday for my garage. Paid £105 on Amazon delivered to the UK. Fantastic bits of kit and yet such a simple design.

I’ve watched your other videos and that one is significantly quieter. I can see a diesel heater being useful as an emergency heat source during a winter power outage. Set it outside a bedroom window and run it through. Fill the gap with towels. 5 gallons could probably last 4-5 days. It would obviously only heat that small room but that’s enough to keep you alive

Thank you! I want to get a diesel heater for my RV and have been looking for a quiet one. Even though I'll put it outside and run the heat in, I don't want anything noisy.

I've had mine a bit over a year now, same as that one. It's been said before, but... The hole saw is meant to knock a hole in the floor of your cab. These heaters are essentially a knock off of the Wabasto heater that was meant for use in semis and RVs who's patent recently expired (which is why these are all over the place now!). Whatever hose you're using using on the discharge, remember that the air will hit nearly 200C right at the discharge - so no plasticy stuff. If you want to use it as a shop (etc) heater, find the video of the guy who repurposed an old cast iron radiator. It uses the exhaust heat to radiate it as 'free' heating! Took the exhaust temps at discharge down to about 35* as well as a bonus.

I have the exact same model, here in the uk. Interesting what different suppliers gives you. Mine has the green fuel line and a filter, didnt get the hole saw or powertails. Love it, sits inside my big workshop and its not noisy, today it brought up the inside air from 0 to 9 degs in an hour, and sips kerosene, bloody brilliant. Wish id got one sooner.

I don't care for the high temp of the exhaust going thru the wall outdoors right away. I think that capturing some of the heat off of the tubing would be more efficient and cool the tube down before going thru the wall, which would be another benefit. Making alot of bends in the tubing will be too restrictive, so I'll make a large coil out of it inside a metal container with a fan at one end. That should throw some heat and cool the exhaust pipe down a bit. May as well get all the heat out of it instead of just half.

Unbolt the pump from unit wrap cloth with zip tie and pump makes even less noise

G'day mate, the diesel heater are fun. I've customised mine with and hour meter and what not. :) Cheers!

You're really gonna geek out when you have to open the combustion chamber to clean out the buildup. It's quite interesting.

You get the heating hoses in a camping or RV shop, all lengths with T or elbow

I got the same one with the turbo blower and glow plug and fuel pump I have to believe it's more like 200 watts power draw. I ran my car battery down in one night and it shut off. I got a 200 watt solar panel to keep the battery charged.

Hello again, My IMAYCC heater works great. Help me with the fuel filter order from Amazon. Please recommend a filter and what size (mm) is this stiff white tubing that comes with this heat. BTW already ordered a second heater like this one.

My wife and I watched this video and she started to laugh, and said it's a good thing he doesn't live near us because you two would be like mad scientists running around. You know what I had to agree with her, lol. I love Chinese heaters, they work somewhat pretty well. I'm addicted to flashlights , I have about 200 of them, like you. I've been called a lot of things but never a mad scientist.....

I wonder how many btus giant bugs make? Seriously though, I have one of these pumping heat into my sun room that gets really cold. One one hand it sucks that it needs a battery to make sure it won't shut off without cooling down. On the other hand it means it will work if the power goes out. I have been considering getting more so I can have zone heating for 100 bucks a zone. They could all be piped into a single fuel oil tank.

You mind linking the fuel line and fuel filters you got? Mine does have an existing filter, but curious to see others. The biggest thing I would up for changing is this cheap green fuel line. Had a kink inside my unit and took some trial and error before realizing that is why it wasn't running.

Per the Amazon listing : Ignition plug: Made in Japan . Sensor: Made in Germany. Host wiring harness: Made in Korea. Interesting. Would you be able to confirm?

I like the pump on that one much better

Does it have a timer that you can set it to come on and shut off every day?

I wonder the space it can effectively heat. Could it heat that shop? Or a small camper to 60 degrees at say 30 degrees outside? Or is it more a localized heat source

Is the supplied power cable 16AWG or 12AWG?

Needs a fuse.... just in case.

Can you use a regular car battery or does it have to be a battery you have connected?

Hi - great video. What is the "mileage" on these? if you fill the tank with 5 liters of Diesel. How long does that last?

How long will it run on that battery. I'm looking at doing a small solar setup on my rig for camping to run the diesel heater

No problem

the drill bit is in case you have a carevan to drill a hole for the exhaust

I have a question on can they be ran on kerosene

Nothing wrong with the green.

I'm getting this same heater from Amazon today. I have your video on speed dial. What is the devise on your hat ? If it's nunya-bizz tell me to buzz off.

It's BS that they market it as 8kw. No such thing, it's a 5kw.

That heter body looks to be all metal (alu) which is good if it is all metal..

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Good price, and nice that it came with the firmer fuel line. The soft vinyl tubing reminds of the cheap flimsy stuff you'd find in a home fish aquarium. I paid $149.99 back in Nov. for the "skinny" 8kw Vevor model, and still had to buy the firmer fuel line kit separately. Gotta a link for the exhaust elbow?

The cheap green fuel line is a myth. The green line is fine. Everyone just keeps repeating a myth.

It's at $109 now.

The main reason not to unplug it is Fry the control board the control boards on top of the diesel heater manifold and all that excess heat will melt the main control board and break your diesel heater

Cheap price , break buy new , every year

Makes absolutely no sense why they cant make the exhaust work without raising it up. Why cant they just run it out the back or something?

6:00 You got to slap it first, then say.. "That aint going anywhere" . Noob😛

Fifteen percent of the people who review it give it one star? That's a hard pass.