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If we had to list the reasons why you need a diesel heater, you probably wouldn’t see the end of the page. So, we’ll keep this brief. You need one because they’re effective.
Operating with diesel fuel, these heaters light up quickly, bringing you a wave of warmth that borders on instantaneous: like a warm hug on a winter evening.
They’re popular in even the most unexpected settings, such as boats, recreational vehicles and high altitude environments.
How they work: space heaters burn diesel to create heat, much like how a heater would work in a diesel vehicle. They work indoors and outdoors – although you should always check manuals prior to use as some may only be used outside.
Thanks for coming to our page. If you’re not already convinced to get your dream motorhome heater or work space heater from us, here are some other reasons we hope will sway you.
So, you’re based in the UK. You obviously already know why you need a diesel parking heater with LCD switch for your workplace… it’s pretty cold out, huh?
Keep your staff, customers and YOU happy with our diesel heaters, featuring a tremendous array of advantages.
Infrared diesel heater
Picture yourself in a campervan by one of these bad boys. The idea fills us with so much warmth – almost like a Christmas card! Feel the joy of cosy with these magnificent heaters, warming up people and objects rather than the surrounding air for efficient heating.
Kerosene diesel heater
These crafty appliances are for those with a fast heating and kerosene fuel preference. Be sure to use them in well-ventilated areas and take care by following your heater’s manual to avoid injury. With the right steps taken, you’ll feel as warm as a fresh batch of cookies.
Space warmer
You’ll need fuel to provide heat when using one of these air heaters. Perfect for your outdoor spaces such as back gardens, or indoor spaces like garages, these really are an all-rounder. They work by blowing warm air directly into the room or space for unbeatable heat.
Diesel heater with wheels
Finally, we have the great portability fuel heater! Take a 12V diesel heater, for example, from one room to the next with absolute ease, thanks to its moveable wheels. You’ll have so much fun manoeuvring it and you’ll feel warm, too. Not much to dislike about these machines!
Diesel air heater parking heater
A heater for car trucks is a device designed to provide warmth inside the vehicle without needing to run the engine, making it ideal for long-haul drivers, off-grid camping, or cold-weather travel. It burns diesel fuel to heat the air, ensuring the cabin stays warm.
Popular brands
SIP is a big name, as is Webasto and Eberspacher. The Eberspacher Easy Start Pro 7 day timer machine comes up on many searches and has rave reviews. That is because Eberspacher heaters are found in professional milieus such as a warehouse.
Power types
It’s also noteworthy to consider the kilowatts diesel heaters operate with. Bigger spaces will need a higher heat output than smaller ones.
Some examples:
Okay, so there’s no such thing as perfect. But there is an all-in-one diesel heater that suits you and your requirements best.
For instance, a £1k industrial heater with an LCD display remote control might suit certain work sites, but not the household. Plus, you probably want to spend less money if it’s for the home since it’s just you and the family (or you and your friends, roommates, partner, pets, etc.)
So, we’ll rephrase that heading. Let’s find the perfect diesel heater FOR YOU.
Here are a few ways how:
What’s more, you’ll need to decipher where you will keep the heater. You need the right size for storage, and enough air to ventilate the harmful fumes. It cannot be operated in an enclosed space such as a caravan without the correct Chinese diesel heater installation.
Some common places you might find a diesel heater are:
Now, how about trying one (or more) of our bestsellers? They’re best-selling for a reason, you know!
Used with diesel, paraffin or kerosene, this gas heater can heat large workshops with welcome results. While it may be a little pricey, you can be confident you’re buying quality. Its durable body prolongs its service life and 80Kw heat output boosts productivity.
Oh, look at that stainless steel gloriousness. Durability is at the heart of this heat diesel heater, with an external fuel filter & Danfoss fuel pump, as well as a shockproof hydrocarbon polythene fuel tank and, of course, stainless steel casing. A must-have, to be honest.
Hyundai is a pretty big deal in the automotive world, but did you know they’re also a huge space heater manufacturer? Their diesel heaters are out of this world, heating large spaces at higher elevations. You also get a 3 year warranty for peace of mind.
There isn’t any wonder why these heaters sell out so fast when they cover an area big enough to fill an entire office floor. Get your heater to run at the temperature of your choosing, your fuel supply high and experience everything you need to get warm.
If you want the latest and greatest, you probably want to check out these newbies in our gas heater collection.
The heater diesel extravaganza is back in stock! Coming in 38L of fuel tank capacity, with an LCD panel and comfortable handle, the 30kW heater is calling out your name. These heaters also will last for ages, thanks to a stainless steel combustion chamber.
If you require a whopping 41kW of power, such as for a garage space, this diesel heater is a top choice. Enjoy a relaxed ambiance without sacrificing safety as there is an overheat thermostat to prevent damage to the space heater. It’s also wheeled for transport.
This heavy duty heater is low maintenance and is suitable for use with diesel or paraffin. Its carry handle is most opportune for moving it around from garage to workshop. It’s ErP-complaint, offering lower emissions which is better for you and the planet.
The other industrial diesel heater from TOUGH MASTER that’s back in our warehouse is the 20kW model. This machine operates for 11 hours on a full diesel tank, which is more than enough for a full workday. Never again will you be complaining of the shivers on the job!
That depends. Do you want to order online or in our showroom? What about over the telephone? All in one or in instalments?
We’ll walk you through all the methods. First, ordering a heater kit online. Just add the diesel heater you want – e.g. 8kW diesel air heater – to your basket, head to checkout and pay with your chosen debit or credit card. To pay with Klarna or PayPal, or even Amazon, the option will be available on the payment page.
To buy a diesel heater to keep you warm on a cold day in store, visit our Milton Keynes showroom in Bletchley, MK1 1QU. We’re over in Unit 9. Here, our Customer Service team can process orders. You can also pay in advance online and click and collect here.
There is more to a diesel air heater than a fuel tank and air outlet. We’re asked a lot of questions about their functionality and suitability, so we thought we’d make your life a bit easier with our most common ones and answer them for you.
Generally speaking, these heaters are safe to use if operated responsibly. That means providing ventilation and following the instructions to switch it on and off.
This is because they do not produce so much carbon monoxide compared to gas engines. However, it is imperative that you install your diesel heater properly to remove hazards and check that individual item’s manual whether it can be used inside.
If you don’t want to chance it, electric heaters are a good alternative: of which our range is vast.
Not at all! The clue is in the name: these heaters use diesel fuel for heat, not electricity. But they do require some electricity to operate, i.e. the fuel pump or control system, or diesel heater remote control.
The amount used depends on the size of the appliance. However, diesel is still the main energy source, so no matter what, you really won’t be using much electricity or paying much in energy bills. Just fill the 5L fuel tank, for instance, and get warm.
You can leave it on 24/7 but consider the risks in doing so.
To stay completely safe, just switch off the heater at night or use a timer, e.g. if you’re sleeping in a camper van. Most manuals will advise you that heaters require supervision while in operation, so please follow the instructions given. A good duvet should keep you warm enough, or a thick sleeping bag. A night heater should be a last resort only in extremely cold temperatures.
Yes, but the level of toxicity depends on whether a space is properly ventilated, as air diminishes the risk. So, if outdoors, you can easily keep carbon monoxide emitting from a 5kW 12V diesel air heater at bay. But if indoors, it is a lot harder to control, so a good air vent is necessary.
Remember: failure to fully ventilate puts you and others at risk so do take proper precautions before operating your heater.
They are incredibly cheap to run because diesel fuel costs less than electricity for a fan heater. For example, in the UK in 2024, 1kW of heating will cost you about 5-6p.
But they do require someone with experience to install, so can cost you a bit to get going. You will save big in the long run, though!
A 5kW diesel heater will use approximately 100-150W of power during start up and 10-30W while running.
Most of the energy will come from the diesel itself, so electricity consumption is minimal. This makes it an ideal choice for money-saving. You may find an affiliate link online for a good product recommendation.
They are! Diesel heaters are known to be cost-efficient.
Electric heating is more expensive due to energy rates being higher per unit of energy than diesel fuel, especially in off-grid or vehicle-based situations.
That’s why diesel heaters keep winning: they do the job and do it economically.
Not if you buy the right product. All installed diesel heaters will produce some noise, but some are quieter than others.
The main sources of noise come from the fuel pump, the fan and the exhaust pipe. Modern diesel heaters come specifically designed to reduce the noise levels coming from these areas, so should not cause a problem when installed correctly.
However, older models may be a bit more problematic as the technology is not up to date and might require costly replacement parts.
Opt for a recent design with lower decibels and noise-reducing features such as insulated exhausts and/or quieter fuel pumps if you’re noise-sensitive.
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