Bought it for my husband's 18-wheeler; it was easy to install and a game-changer. No more suffering during freezing winters.

I am amazed at how well this product heats given the size and price. I was looking for a low priced option for potentially heating my one stall garage, an enclosed trailer, or small shed. This checked all the boxes. Portable, efficient, and doesn't throw CO into the heated space. I have it temporarily set up on a stand that I am hoping to adapt to these three spaces in my house. I started in the garage as it is the largest space. If it works in that space, it will definitely work in the other two! The garage is an unheated and not well insulated space. The set up was pretty simple. It was 19f outside temp. The garage started at 30. Within 90 minutes running the heater on high the space was 55F. Not a sauna, but the point was to take the edge off and be able to work in the space. I lowered the heater to its lowest setting and after 3 hours the space was 64. Outside temp was 15 at that point. This is with an open window (for the exhaust pipe to stick out). I am very impressed but this little heater!

Not bad for a budget diesel heater. I use this with my tent. Has no issue keeping it warm while below freezing and the remote makes it easy to adjust while in the tent. It maybe be overkill since I kept the unit temp between 68 and 73 otherwise it would cook me out. Only needed to sleep with a good wool blanket. The blower is noisy for a tent which may keep you awake. Also, I used a foil dryer hose to help insulated the vent tube.

These heaters are awesome. I own several. Runs about 8 hours on 3/4 tank, will shut down under 1/4 sometimes. Honestly no harsh diesel smells and use very little dc power

So far, so good. I installed it in the back of my Eurovan. I love that everything on the fuel line came connected, and that all parts are together in one case. Installation was relatively easy. I just had to use a hole saw to cut a 5 inch hole in the bottom of the van, place a metal insert in the hole, route the intake and exhaust hoses, then connect the DC. I had it up and running in no time, and it blows VERY hot. Looking forward to using it for camping in the van soon.