diesle van heaters need some info ??

[Littletree]

Hi all I am looking into having a diesle van heater fitted into my van via the tank as live most of the year in it and winter is fast approaching .

 

If anyone has had one fitted to there camper van can let me have the details of where you had it done ?

 

Thanks Littletree:thumbup:

[Robert_S]

what about a small wood burning stove, ive seen them in campers.

[Stephen Blair]

Hi, they are expensive. I wanted 1 for my big van so i could leave all the wet geat in overnight to save bringing it in the house at night. It was about £1400.

i think you call them eberspatchers

Edited September 2, 2011 by Stephen Blair
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[Xerxses]

Ive got a Werbasto in mine works well and is radio controlled. I can start it from about 2 miles away...

[treequip]

They are pretty easy to diy fit as long as you have all the bits this bloke on ebay has what you need

 

eberspacher 12 volt diesel night heaters | eBay

[Billy68]

i would fit a separate tank and you could can run it on red diesel

[treequip]

i would fit a separate tank and you could can run it on red diesel

 

For the tiny amount they use fitting a tank would be disproportionately expensive

[Matthew Burton]

I can highly reccommend eberspatcher heaters, the new ones are really quite fancy! Not cheap though.

[Daniël Bos]

For the tiny amount they use fitting a tank would be disproportionately expensive

 

No it wouldn't, all it would need is a standard yerrycan, makes filling it a doddle too. If he lives in it "most of the year" as he says he'll go through quite a bit of diesel. The other (priceless) advantage is that if you're low on fuel, you may get chilly but you will still be able to drive to the pump!

[Mark James]

Werbasto are the one to have there fitted to the BT vans, and treequips rite they only use a drop of diesel so fitting another tank would be a bit ott.