🔥 Stay warm, stay ahead—heat smarter, not harder!
The ChuBu Diesel Heater 5KW is a robust 12V-24V heating solution designed for campers, trucks, RVs, and boats. Featuring rapid 10-minute heat-up, smart LCD remote control, ultra-low fuel consumption (0.1-0.25 L/h), and whisper-quiet operation, it ensures efficient, reliable warmth in extreme temperatures from -104℉ to +104℉. Its durable aluminum alloy build and smart temperature sensors make it a must-have for winter travelers seeking comfort and energy savings.
| Manufacturer | ChuBu |
| Brand | ChuBu |
| Model | Diesel Heater |
| Product Dimensions | 5.5 x 15.4 x 5.5 inches |
| Item model number | Q014 |
| Exterior | Machined |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Q014 |
| Heated | Radiant |
| Special Features | Fast Heating |
H**N
Hot
Been using the product for about a week it has been great, except for the fact that I cannot control the temperature. After using the product for over a month, the unit caught on fire.
B**E
Works great
I just finished my temporary installation. I'll build a more permanent setup in the near future. My first impressions on the heater is all positive. Installation is fairly simple if your used to using tools. The manual could be expanded on and include a more indepth step by step installation instruction If you get to a point and can't figure out what's next there are countless YouTube videos to watch. I did find one issue in the manual that was wrong on the remote control pairing steps. Shut the heater down and let it finish it's cool down mode then hold the power and the gear down button simultaneously to get it into pairing mode. In the photo of the fuel tank I've mark a level with a permanent marker. I ran it on high for an hour and you can see how much fuel it has used. I expect a gallon will get you 9-11 hours of use on high. I have a large room (about 500 sqft) that is sealed but not insulated and in the first hour on high it raised the temperature from about 48f to 63f. I can't speak to it's longevity but it will save me money. I used to use an electric heater and a large mr buddy heater to heat the room and it was expensive. I would go through two 20lbs cylinders of propane a week plus the electric on a 1500 watt heater. I did get an e-8 error after about an hour and a half running. After some troubleshooting I figured out my pump was sucking in a small amount of air from a loose fuel line connection which was allowing it to build up in the fuel filter and starving the heater. Fixed it and hasn't had a problem since then. Hopefully I can get a couple seasons out of it. Even if I get one season it will still have saved me more than it cost me. Hope this helps someone else out.
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