Portable 12V 8000W Diesel Air Heater All in One Parking Heater Diesel Heater, w Remote Control/LCD Monitor for Trucks, Boats, Buses, Motorhome

Installed in the sleeper of a semi. Super quiet and haven't needed to go over the second heat setting on a 10 degree night. Turned it all the way up after installing it just to test it out and it'll cook you out of the cab in about 20 minutes. Did have to replace the glow plug after a week, but has ran flawlessly since.

The quality and the heat performance is incredible. The efficiency of this small heater is fantastic. 1 gallon in 24 hrs. The directions did not come with the unit. Not hard to use. I suggest using with an AGM BATTERY WITH A Battery charger. The remote is fantastic. I had an issue with missing part and the seller was very easy to deal with. Please make sure you initially run it in a well ventilated area for at least 5 hrs to burn anything off the pipes. Once this is done it runs with no odor. It’s fantastic.

Heater works great. Replace an older one to the switch was quick. The controller on the other hand has been challenging. Can’t figure out how to get to all the setting options. I’ve checked YouTube and none of the videos have helped. Tried to hook up the old controller and continued to throw an E-7 code. So back to the new controller.

Straight forward design. Works well. We will see about the durability and longevity. Only gripe is that the piping under the unit with the supplied hoses don't make sense. The flex pipe for the exhaust won't clear the under side without modifications or raising the unit up about 2-3". Lastly, only in Celsius.

Combustion chamber leaks. I thought I noticed a faint smell coming from the actual heat vent if the heater but I thought it was probably just the plastic heating up and that it would eventually get better. After a severe headache and getting dizzy my dumb @$$ figured out the heater is leaking fumes from the heat output vent itself. I tried it again to make sure I was correct and this time I cought a small puff of smoke coming out of the vent while it was initially starting it's heat cycle. $114 thrown away. Now I get to do what I should have in the first place and buy a better one.

This thing is so simple and awesome(once you understand the controls) Heating 1200 sq shop 46° outside and 74° inside

This heater works very well for the most part... it's the same basic red and black heater offered by hundreds of sellers. The installation package offers an assortment of parts for many setup options. The heater puts out great heat using a very small amount of fuel. It is almost necessary to buy additional exhaust and intake piping to properly install the unit. As far as instruction and operation manual, good luck! The instructions are extremely vague and are very generic. Operating the electronic controller beyond turning the power on requires in-depth research and a good amount of trial and error. There are many websites available to gather tidbits of operating information. The Seller, the Manufacturer, and Amazon Support have no additional information whatsoever to offer. Your on your own to figure it out!

I have to say that this little heater works great. Have had it about 2 months and hasn't failed to start up and run perfect so far .

Great value. Low cost heat. Just have a proper exhaust vent. Easy to use.

Good product came as described. Assembly was easy. The instructions for the programming were a bit hard to figure out. A couple u tube videos helped. Heats up fast. Using to heat my greenhouse. About a 100 sqft. Keeps it warm overnight. Easy on fuel.

This is my third heater. I use it to heat an insulated seacan. First heater died after 6 weeks. No fault of the heater....I tried to filter and dilute used oil with diesel and burn that. It says clearly not to do that, so I knew the risk I was taking. For those that are interested, I used 20% used oil and 80% diesel. I filtered the oil prior to mixing. It went through about 20L of this mix before quitting. Second heater died after less than a week. I was running pure, clean diesel at this point. Third one is still running. This was the first heater to come with instructions!!!! Poorly translated and not super complete, but instructions all the same. That would have helped me building the first one. Now I could build one blindfolded. In the instructions it states 'not for continuous operation'. This may be what killed the second one. It was -30 for a week and I had that thing working overtime. At the moment, I'm utilizing this heater for max 12 hours at a time and never use it at the max setting. So far so good, but it hasn't been very cold lately, so I haven't been very demanding of it. They're incredibly cheap, but I wouldn't rely on this as your only source of heat. Next winter I'll pony up for the Webasto. This year I'll keep replacing these cheap ones as they fail. I've got electric heat as a backup. Also the remote is kinda useless. You have to be so close to the heater for it to work that you may as well just use the controls located on the heater. Finally, get a CO detector if you plan to operate this thing indoors. 2/3 have leaked exhaust fumes and the hardware supplied to make those connections are super low quality. Actually, all of the hardware was super low quality. The only redeeming quality of these things is their price....1/10 what a Webasto would be.

Includes everything you need but instructions. We and had to look elsewhere for guidance. Also the controller firmware varies product to product. We still do not know how to set our thermostat for the heater.

Used it for a weekend now and it kept my 8 by 12 iceshack hot in -32 c with 30 km hour winds was great fishing in my jeans t shirt and crocs it used roughly 10 liters of fuel in 24 hours sound imagine it’d be ever more fuel efficient in nice weather as of now i recommend only down fall is garbage instructions