Love love love the Vevor heaters. Have bought two and they work well. Heats up easily and runs quietly. Compact size works perfectly in our camper and uses minimal fuel for the heat it puts out. The programmer takes a hot minute to get used to so you may have to play around with it but once you understand it, it's simple. Will buy again

For a small space, smallish camper or a pickup truck bed, this is the BEST way hands down to heat. Safer and dryer than a buddy heater. Simpler than propane. Cheap to run, doesn't use much diesel when ran on low, less than half a tank a night. So good I think I'm going to get another just so I always have one in my camper, and a spare in my truck. The clicking from the fuel pump doesn't bother me much, I leave the whole unit outside of my camper or truck and it provides a bit of white noise when I do hear it. If you have a larger camper, say over 25' I wouldn't use one of these unless you only heat one area, they work best heating a more confined space. For the price, and for what you get, it works as expected, the altimeter is even pretty accurate, I take it up to higher elevations on the East Coast (say 3500'+) and it reads my camp at 1.1km.

So far so good. I've had it a little over a week now. I installed it into my camper as for we have 4 children and I did not feel safe placing it inside. It has gotten down to 20 degrees here in Wisconsin and kept the camper at 80 easily. It does have an auto shut off you can set the temp you want and it will get it to that temp and shut off just like a regular furnace. On the nights that it has been in the 20s i only used one tank in 12 hours so definitely is efficient. I get just about 200 degrees F coming out the pipe into my camper so it definitely blows good heat. Does have a tick to it from the fuel pump but for the price and the heat it puts out the tick is fine. Does leak from the bottom of the tank a little where the fitting into the take is. If your wondering about relocating the screen it only comes with about 3 inches of cord. Is what I did is used some 3 wire cord and slices the connector on the screen side splice together the 3 wires on one side of the connector so I could connect and disconnect the wires if I want to move it i hardwired the rest of the wire to the screen side and put connectors on and such and ran it about 10 feet and it works just fine the only thing I can tell is the the volts it says the batter is at are way lower then it really is but I chalk that up to the extra wire from the heater to the controller. I have ran it like this so far and it works fine. The app works great to see the status of the battery the diesle heater temp also run status and so forth the app is worth it. Going to buy a second for backup or other uses as it seems to work amazing so far.

Out of the box the unit was bad. The fuel pump was installed incorrectly which cause a kink in the fuel line going to the heater. If I removed the cover the and gave the fuel line more room it would run.with the cover on the hose was pinched against the side. The unit however will not run in thermo mode unless it is turned all the way up but then will only run at most on level 7 and never reaches setpoint. There is a problem within their software. I had another one of these that worked perfectly in thermo mode until the app was updated. I was told controller was bad and that’s why it was doing that. Ordered new unit only to get the same problem. When these units work they work great, the cost and ease of use is very good.. Running the unit in manual mode it provides great heat but in Maine the temperature fluctuations are frequent and vast causing overheating and underheati constantly. Until they fix the issue within their software of controlling these I would not reccomend it. Customer service is ok but very, very slow to deal with.

I love this little thing however once I first bought it it had some trouble starting, once it eventually did it would stall out and die / turn off. Did some digging and fixed it.

While I was under the case to fix the problem I found diesel leaking everywhere from the tank.. so that was a mess to clean up. Found out it’s leaking from the drain tap that’s tapped into the plastic tank itself.. still not sure how to go about this, I’ll probably just have to buy another tank I’m guessing since it won’t seal.

What was the fix of it not starting? Well a faulty glow plug on the brand new unit.. threw a E03. Once the plug was pulled a crack in the glow plug was found. Reason being for it not starting.

Ordered and replaced the glow plug with some kit I found on amazon and now it runs great. I guess it’s you get what you pay for so I’m not angry or anything just a little annoyed.

On the bright side, the heater gets hot! Bought it for my little shed I have for when I work in there during the winter months and works perfectly! Of course that is everything I’ve done to it.

I'm writing this because it is a great little heater , it has some growing pains , 1 use a good hose if you are going to run it any distance , 2 make sure when you are done with it you turn it off and DO NOT UNPLUG IT , LET IT SLOWLY BURN OUT THE FUEL AND COOL IT'S SELF DOWN , 3 use only clean fuel , 4 Don't overfill it , leave some room below the cap , 5 use a good power source , it takes a lot power to start it up and get it going , it will use way less when it's warm and going , 6 it will tick more when cold but gets quieter as it warms up , I may try a quiet pump? , 7 keep the intake points clean and clear of debris , 8 make sure the exhaust is away from anything flammable, 9 NEVER LET THE EXHAUST DUMP INSIDE YOUR TRUCK ,TENT, CAMPER, GARAGE WHAT EVER YOU ARE HEATING-NEVER-NEVER ,it uses very little fuel also , it was a learning curve , but if you use your head it will never let you down , I love it and want to buy another for my next project , I will do many more reviews on the heater in the future ,- Summary- for the price it's just as good as the expensive ones , I have not bought anything yet for VEVOR I would send back , so if VEVOR wanted to send me another one (that would be nice) for my camper build I would review it honestly . okay I recommend it highly , just learn it before you give up on it. AND IT'S A GREAT CHEAP WAY TO STAY WARM AND WARM IS BETTER THAN FREEZING YOUR BUTT OFF.

I use this as my primary heat source in my converted school bus-motorhome. This unit works very well, and can easily keep my entire bus (approx 200 sq. ft) above 70 degrees, even when the outside weather is below freezing. Both the included remote, as well as the bluetooth phone app work well, though I prefer to use the manual buttons on the unit itself.

The instructions and included hardware and components made installation pretty quick and straightforward. The heater does make some noise when running but i would say it is comparable to, or lower than, a conventional electric space heater... and much more effective.

This unit runs off a 12VDC power supply. Startup/ignition current is around 12 amps, but my power supply shows that it only uses 3.4 amps while running. I like this feature best, because I can still run my heat in the event of a snowstorm-induced power outage -a big concern in my area.

This little heater really works well for it's intended purpose. The "no installation required" is a little misleading. At the very least, the exhaust hose has to be connected to the heater and placed outside a window or garage door. The input, I suppose doesn't really need to be connected, but I would just to reduce the possibility of a mouse or other vermin from getting into the heater. The heat outlet really shouldn't need to be connected, but it is nice to have some direction for the airflow. The inlet and exhaust hose are attached to the bottom and there isn't enough room to bend them outside the box unless you sit them up on a 2x4 supporting each end or other. If you could mount it in a place that these two hoses would drop outside directly underneath the heater would be ideal. You will need to have a minimum of 12v 15A power supply to operate this thing, a car or motorcycle battery would be ideal. But no installation is a misnomer. The sheet metal is thin, but what would you expect. Outside of that, the thing really kicks butt once you figure out where to put it. Vevor appears to have a bad reputation when it comes to customer service, so return it to Amazon within 30 days if it doesn't work, else you might be stuck with something that doesn't work. Bottom line, it was worth the money and works well, but it really isn't meant to be as portable as a little buddy heater or the like, but diesel is the cheapest fuel for heating out there. If it will run 24 hours on one gallon of fuel, that is much cheaper than propane.

Zeer verassend goed , warmt zeer snel en goed op . Geeft veel warmte en is gemakkelijk te installeren. Juist jammer dat je zelf blokjes moet voorzien om onder toestel te zetten want anders komt de uitlaat en de luchtinlaat op de grond zodat het toestel niet stabiel staat. Maar ga zeker niet klagen voor zijn prijs . Juist de uitlaatpijp zou iets langer mogen zijn ( nu 60 cm) , dus best eentje bij bestellen zodat je de uitlaat veilig naar buiten kan monteren . En de app stelt ook niet veel voor

Super Produkt. Heizen damit unsere Garage.

Testé depuis 1 an, chauffe bien , accepte du gasoil et du pétrole sans aucun problème.

Durée de chauffe d’environ 8 à 9 heure au maximum de puissance.

Prévoir une alimentation assez puissante (dans mon cas 15 À )

La télécommande porte assez loin est passe à travers les murs

La pompe est bruyante mais se remplace très facilement.

منتج مريح وعملي استخدمته هذا الشتاء يستحق الشراء

Comme tous mes commentaires sur Vevor, encore du positif, le chauffage a été acheté en remplacement d'un truma dans un camping-car, et bien franchement vevor n'a pas à rougir bien au contraire, pour le prix je m'attendais à quelque chose de moins qualitatif mais franchement ça fait super bien le job, la consommation est vraiment très contenu, et le chauffage carbure à merveille.