Finally, I Found The Heater For My Workshop: The SUNSTER ALL IN ONE 'Toolbox' Diesel Air Heater
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Have I found the perfect Diesel Air Heater to keep my workshop warm?
Full strip down, test and review of the Sunter All In One 'Toolbox' diesel heater.
If you interested in this unit it can be bought via Amazon here:
amzn.to/3TMnWZw
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Sunster Diesel Air Heater Details:
Compact & Portable Toolbox Design:
Comes with a specially designed toolbox that's easy to carry and disassemble.
Equipped with 2 wiring options: 240V Adapter and DC12V T-shaped plug external wiring, plug-and-play design, allowing you to flexibly switch wiring according to location/vehicle, suitable for use in UK standard sockets, DV12/24V vehicle batteries, outdoor storage batteries, providing comfortable heating in various places such as cars, RVs, trucks, tractors, garages, cabins, outdoor camping, etc.
Upgraded Plateau motherboard:
Our air heater can be used at high altitudes 4,500 meters above sea level. It can automatically adjust the fuel output based on the altitude of the plateau and display the altitude
Low Fuel Consumption & Low Noise:
Our diesel heater has a power of 8kw with a heating efficiency of ≥90%. It consumes only 1 GAL of diesel per night to keep a large area of 215ft²/20㎡ continuously warm. It features built-in intelligent thermostat control and Upgraded ultra quiet oil pump for low noise ≤35dB, ensuring a comfortable sleep in RVs and outdoor camping without being disturbed by the cold.
Bluetooth function:
To save you time and make the use of our heater more comfortable for you, we have updated the motherboard of the heater and in particular added an extended Bluetooth module.
With the app, you can operate the heater. The diesel heater Bluetooth app has three operating modes: automatic mode, manual mode and manual refuelling mode.
Different modes meet your different needs.
Ventilation function：
Our heater has added a ventilation mode, Ensure fresh air circulates in the space， Ensure a more comfortable environment.
One-click access LCD Switch：
No key combination required. One click direct access to three modes: ventilation mode, gear mode (max mode), temperature mode.
Rain and snow prevention：
The appearance design of the toolbox includes a metal buckle opening and closing design, sturdy sealing, a fully built-in fuel tank, and a fully sealed upper cover, effectively preventing snow and rain, and meeting more usage scenarios.
I highly recommend this diesel air heater by Sunster and will be using it in the future.
Thanks for watching
Steve & Margot
The Wrinkly Nomads
We are Steve & Margot, a retired couple who sold up and bought a 20 year old motorhome to live and travel in, full time.
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What a great idea, even shows pictures of the heater inside a van. Might kill you as the exhaust is built in, but what the heck, you will die warm.
Hello from Calgary, Alberta.
I just bought the Hcalory SS2 box heater. Has a cool Auto on & off feature.
No need to remove all those rivets. Just unbolt and remove the heater to access the fuel tank and pump. I'm getting 150+c exhaust heat. Too much air intake restriction will reduce performance.
Hi Danny
Yes, that particular Hcalory looks a pretty good unit.
I got put off them when they sent me their Hcalory HC-A04 Portable Trolley Diesel Heater to review....
I gave a scathing review of it because it was genuinely crap!
Have a look: ua-cam.com/video/zg7bDURnhvQ/v-deo.html
But reading up on your SS2, well that does seem a lot better 👍
I like the portability of that - could take it many places and as an emergency heating unit.
Wonder what the draw is for the 12v side?
Nice one, great review.
Thank you, Yeah, nice unit eh?
Very portable ( under 10kg ) and very practical.
On the 12v side: draw on start-up is 10amps, then it drops way down once the glow plug turns off, and it self ignites the fuel. It will run at below 1amp.!
Definitely the best Chinese unit I have tested so far 👍
That looks a great heater, my only thought about improving it would be to replace the rivets with nutserts for ease of access in future .
Edit: They are selling the same one on Ebay at £160 and one that looks as though it might have same spec but in a different case that is screwed together. I have in a box in my garage what was at the time the first of the Eberspacher Hydronic all in one units, that I paid £750 for in 1996 and fitted to my car, I removed it when I sold the car in 2013 and I have been thinking about how best to make use of it, but it's not an air heater and needs plumbing into a water system, I thought about a small car heater with an integrated fan but it would also need some kind of expansion tank and a lot of cobbling together, at the end of the day one of these ready to go heaters is looking like the better option and the Eberspachers seem to make good money on Ebay.
Hi John
Yes, I agree, riv nuts would be the better option. Maybe the next time I strip it down I'll change to them.
Be interested if you've got that eBay link....
Yes, back in the day, when Eberspacher had the monopoly, they charged insane money for their units.
Couple of thoughts.
1 you'd need to be careful drilling the pop rivets on the tank side would be easy to puncture it?
2 can you show the sliding door on your workshop....would be interested in seeing its construction ?
Hi Phil, yes, I did check before I drilled them out.
The door is quite big but just runs using hanging rollers at the top and a guide rail to the bottom. Works quite well. Have to clean out the bottom runners now and then, but generally pretty good 👍
I would put a guard round the exhaust on the inside of your shed, save wasting heat, I did see one guy who ran the exhaust gases through a radiator before having it exit his workshop…
Yes, I have been considering that option as well.
I've also seen a few run exhaust heat through a small radiator or even heat water with the a heat exchanger. But I'll probably run as is for a bit first, until I decide on exact position etc....
Thanks for watching 👍
Just ordered one. Should comr in handy. Thaks.
Hi Edward,
So far I'm very please with mine.
It's a very good unit with definite upgrades ad some nice features 👍
I've seen brand new webasto heaters for £30/$38 on Ebay. The army dumps them surplus and they get sold by surplus companies brand new unused
Post a link ?? Cheers
Wow, do you have anymore information please?
@@TheWrinklyNomads pinch of salt might be needed there ...
Great review thanks! Could box be put outside is it water proof? I’d like to have one outside and feed heater hose in a window?
I would say shower proof, as it's pretty well sealed. I a heavy down pour the rain may get in.
This is what Sunster say on the Amazon sales page:
Rain and snow prevention：The appearance design of the toolbox includes a metal buckle opening and closing design, sturdy sealing, a fully built-in fuel tank, and a fully sealed upper cover, effectively preventing snow and rain, and meeting more usage scenarios.
amzn.to/3ZHXHXS
@@TheWrinklyNomads great thanks
I want that motherboard and app controller
Yes, I was quite impressed with that as well....👍
Denk dat de Dissel Heater goed werkt weer
Ja, es ist eine sehr gute Heizung mit vielen Verbesserungen gegenüber den üblichen chinesischen.
Bisher zufrieden damit.👍
Hi does it come with the exhaust ?
Hi Nigel
Yes, it does, plus other stuff.
This shows everything you get:
amzn.to/4gPsfgn
Also I do show parts on the video here:
ua-cam.com/video/rVdm9el4WrQ/v-deo.html
Hope that helps 👍
Great video cheers Geoff.
Thank you Geoff, and thanks for watching 👍
You will regret buying this pile of crap.....
Thank you for you interesting and very detailed comment Richard.
Going by the massive amount of videos and detailed content on your channel you're obviously an expert and a authority on the subject......
🤣🤣🤣