maXpeedingrods 12V 2KW Diesel Heater with Automatic Altitude Adjustment and Remote Control and Silencer for Camping Motorhomes Campervans or Caravans

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You can adjust the output of a diesel heater really easily from the control panel. Most heaters have the option of a timer and some come with a thermostat, so they can be programmed to keep the van at a set temperature. This is a great feature for keeping warm overnight and you’ll feel very smug when you don’t have to get out of bed to a chilly van in the morning.

The standard for these is usually to run on either electric or gas (propane or butane). Using the gas will be much warmer, especially if you only have a low amp electricity supply. Note that you CAN be plugged into mains electric and still choose to use gas for your heating. Although it requires a little more installation time, there are so many benefits that make the MV Airo Diesel Heater worth your time, hard earned money and energy:Remote control can Preheating, oil quantity, temperature and wind speed can be adjusted, window's frost can be eliminated. Environmentally air diesel heater, low emissions, low fuel consumption. NOTE: The remote control needs to be set before it can be used. You can see the steps in the Product Description. Faster equals louder. You need to run the unit at a higher setting to achieve the same heat output as the 5kW version. This means higher fan and fuel pump pulse rate (which means it’ll be louder if you’re in a larger van or you’re in a camper trailer with lots of canvas)

The capacity of the PLANAR 2D air heater is between 0.8 kW and 2 kW, and it is capable of heating up 75 m3 of air hourly. It maintains excellent economy and uses between 0.1 litres and 0.24 litres of diesel per hour. There are two types of diesel heater installation; you can plumb it into your existing fuel tank or connect it to a separate fuel tank. There are many different options when it comes to van life heaters, ranging from portable electric heaters to cozy wood stoves. In this article we’ll be discussing diesel heaters, which are considered by many seasoned van lifers to be the best option for staying toasty; no matter how cold it gets outside.Yes, a diesel heater will have a massive impact on condensation levels and will greatly help to reduce condensation in your van as it is only blowing in warm, dry air and recirculating it. More advantages of a diesel heater for heating a campervan...