Reseñas de clientes para Calefactor diésel VEVOR, 8 kW, 12 V/24 V CC, calefactor de aire diésel portátil todo en uno con control remoto y pantalla LCD, calentamiento rápido y silencioso, tanque de combustible de 1,2 galones para camiones, furgonetas, autocaravanas, caravanas y garajes.

Took this to my land in the Upper peninsula of Michigan and used it in my 28 foot camper. When we got there it was 30°F and I set this heater to 98°. Was bearable in 15 minutes and fell asleep. Woke up an hour later because I forgot to turn it down to 70°, the camper was 87°F in 1 hour!!!! Highly recommend!!!! Only burned a half gallon that night too.

This is a fantastic heater! It keeps us warm and toasty while camping out in the cold. Very reliable, and doesn't use much fuel at all! Best addition to our camping life thus far

I have been using this unit for about three months to heat my house. It works really well to keep the house warm and most of the time it is operating at below setting 4. At the moment I have just a temporary set up and next season I will probably reorientate the unit and feed air from another part of the house to the inlet, rather than use outside air. I must admit I couldn't work out the instructions to configure things, but I just turn it on and off and raise and lower the setting using the remote control, which is all I really need. A proper translation of the instruction manual is probably what is needed, as the current instructions don't align with the buttons I have.

Buen aparato calienta al instante, consume poco. Contamina si se queda sin corriente.

Only reason I didn't return it because of the hassle with customer service people, it's not as efficient as claimed, it's only running clean with settings 3, 7, 10 any other settings makes it run smelly. And it came out of the box broken lcd display switch. It's quite thorough.

Compact and portable

I do a ton of overlanding trips snow rain or sunshine 10+degrees this thing has kept me warm in my roof top tent or in my ground blow up tent no problem doesn’t consume a ton of diesel either. The remote for it can be a bit of a pain and carry long all the parts for it in a separate bin are probably my only complaints about it. They do have a new version with it in a tool box with a drawer to store items in which is like to upgrade to. Here are a few photos of the conditions. I’ve used it in cold high Desert to snowy Mountain tops.

This thing is really slick. I have an off grid cabin in a very cold climate. It's 100% solar, and there are some days where my mini-split can't handle the temps. This little guy heats my roughly 700sqft cabin very well. It's two stories, so I have it in the 1st floor. After about 8 hrs, the space went from 50F to 67F both upstairs and down. I'm very impressed with it.. I modified mine with the little gas can kit they sell. You basically remove the 1.2gal hopper, stick a metal rod into the midwest gas can. Route that up to where the pump inlet is, clamp it off. I had to syphon the gas to the little filter, and I would highly suggest you flip the filter vertically so that filter inside the plastic is facing up. That way the fuel will pool inside the little plastic see through container and the pump won't ever get any air. Just make sure your gas can is always at least 10% full. If this little guy dies, I will try and fix it or buy another one. Extremely handy for DIY people in cold places. Also, 1 Gal of diesel usually lasts about 24hrs on setting 7. Hopefully that helps people understand consumption...

I installed this in my home built truck camper, it heats up the inside within minutes. My only complaint is that it does not shut off when the environment is up to the desired temp, it continues to run on level 1 and it gets up to 95 degrees inside the camper. I am aware this is the norm across all diesel heaters, but it would be nice to see one that operates like a normal propane furnace.

Worked great til the 120v power converter died… don’t know how to get another … any way to get one I would appreciate it greatly