HF215K 215,000 BTU Portable Home, Jobsite, Construction Site Forced Air Kerosene/Diesel Salamander Torpedo Space Heater with Thermostat Temperature Control

Worked great for about seven hours total now it shows are one in the fan will not run. Needs a new fan motor.

Stopped working on the day it could be returned. Please contact me.

Puts out a lot of heat, everything works just put a full tank of diesel through it

I’m hitting a 15 x 25’ building there is 20 feet tall. Today it was 8°. Turned it on and 15 minutes it was 75° in my shop

Used this to heat my shop where I work on my trucks. At 13 months old fuel pressure dropped and trying to adjust it does not work. Will not ignite. Cleaned filter and flame sensor, nothing. Very disappointed. A friend of mine was going to buy one like mine and I told him not to. We both went to TSC and bought from there. So far they are going great.

Puts out way more heat and is quieter than any other one I've seen. Currently using it as my main source of heat in a speed shop.

Use this to heat a garage workshop area, purchased the 215K BTU model, easy to assemble, filled with low sulphur diesel and fired right up, virtually no smoke or odor after initial burn in. Unit has multiple safeguard safety features and heats from 35F to 65F in about 15 minutes. So far no issues after 10 hours of runtime

Ordered 2 - only been a month now and 1 has already stopped working. Lost pressure. Found that the metal plate that spins to and pushes fuel to burner had either been manufactured under spec allowing too much space between 2 spinning plates which did NOT allow fuel being sucked in to create enough pressure for efficient working pressure. I know it was nothing I had done because it had only been used twice and fuel was super clean and new. This is probably under warranty since so new - but by the time I go through the return process -etc - my need for heat would be done and plants would be dead. I fixed by robbing spin plate from another - old - trash unit we had laying around for spare parts. I saved maybe 50 bucks on buying a no name brand unit - was it worth the savings? Not sure yet. As they say - you get what you pay for.