Very interesting and well explained. I think I’m going to go for it. You mentioned about the condensation which my house suffers from. Do you think that possibly a side benefit of your system is that it acts like a PIV unit as well, so pushing air around the house?…..just a thought?

I’m thinking come winter time the heat coming into the house will be significantly reduced due to the pipes being so exposed.

I would insulate the pipe going into the house.

Do you lose much heat in run to house?

i had , one thought when you said you spilt the diesel and the smell came into the house, how about you fit the fuel tank outside of your box, when you see videos of youtubers taking the heaters apart the fuel tank comes off easily and you may want to consider fitting a bigger tank, you can add another box to cover the tank. i'm getting my first heater tomorrow and plan to do what you have done so its nice to see others doing the same

Proper job mate. Well done. Thanks for postin!

It’s a better option than those useless heat pumps. You cannot get heat out of a stone and a flame is the best option. Comes from experience down in New Zealand so don’t get sucked I that heat pumps are good, they aren’t if your temperature get below zero. I have one of these diesel heater for my insulated workshop. It’s toasty!

hi there i am v much intrested in this heating system ,,, but need some info ? clarification ? is it safe for use in the house i mean is there any risk of FUMES or SMELLS ?

How did the heater go 12mths later mate? Is it reliable? Cheers

Pure talent!!!

What amps is your trickle charger? And what kw is the heater

Fkn brilliant

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I am running the same heater in a office unit (well isolated shipping containter unit with windows and a normal door) and its great and i have same set up basicly/more or less............ But i hate one thing the fuel tank its inside and small meaning 5L is okay for a few days a few hours a day heating on a medium size pump speed.. But having a 40-60l tank with a internal fuel sender and a fuel gauge in the unit would be perfect and since the show show works on 12V its a great match ................A fuel tank from a car is perfect,i am thinking of making something from a plastic fuel tank from a car with a fuel lever gauge inside.....

Hehe, mate, your voice is very close to Anthony Hopkins voice 🎉...nice setup !

Which heater did you go with?

It would be better to use the metal flexible exhaust pipes(extended) to create a small radiator for the taste gases so that it can distribute the heat before it goes out cold(or much colder). That was it's a double heating system. In addition, what fuel are you using? I use half diesel and half recycled sunflower oil. To purify the old oil, make a paste of Baking powder and water, add to warm old oil and then bring to a boi, stirring constantlyl. It will get most if not all the impurities out, which saves you from using several filters of diminishing sizes.

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Hi,very interesting, thinking of doing something similar, what amp hr battery did you use please,guessing 50amp hrs will do?

Thank you.

7:57 you can just get auto exhaust muffler flanges step downs the size you need

NEED to put the links OR the actual name & part numbers of that flexible hose & the Y connection in your comments OR here in the comment section

When people are pushed against the wall the people will fight back. Good on you SIR. "FREEDOM FROM TAXATION"

The air must be cold by the time it gets in the house 😂😂😂

Don't know about using diesel it has added chemicals to be used in cars and catalyst converter use heating heavy oil

What climate/region do you live in? Do you get cold/snowy winter?

So sorry that this was necessary, but a pragmatic solution to a difficult economic problem. Could I also suggest a de-humidifier in the house? They are very inexpensive to run, and reduce your energy costs more than their running costs - an additional benefit is that they prevent black rot and other 'damp associated' problems (including condensation).

Ive got a cabin out the back. Its got the main office room then a partition for a shed. I was going to set the heater up in the shed side of the cabin. In terms of air intake should i pipe that outside? I wasnt going to bother as the main door to the shed is a corrugated door and there are gaps at the bottom where i can see the ground outside so i was hoping that would be enough to let it draw air in without much fuss. Also does the outlet duct get very hot? I was going to pipe that through the partition wall into the main room of the cabin, the walls are lined with wool insulation and i am just a bit conscious of the possibility of starting a fire

nice, how much is it costing to run? How many cubic meter or feet are you heating.

The only concern to me is the exhaust pipe ends directly under the window. But great video and install. Thanks for sharing.

Brilliant setup. But likely illegal on many levels. No British standards so insurance may be void. Didn't appear to have safe guarding ? Id want gas monitors in house. Good luck, quality install. The first person to patent with British standards will clean up.

Great job on the setup, super clean! I have one of these heaters for camping and heating the garage in the winter. My only question is would it actually be cheaper than just running your furnace?? I live in canada and it gets cold as balls, i know i've gone though almost a full tank in one night while camping in -30 degrees. I know you probably wouldn't use only this to heat your house in the winter but even lets say to heat one room on low in the spring/fall you might get a day out of the tank? Diesel costs about $1.60/L around here, so $8 per 5L tank... what I'm getting at is my natural gas bill is around $100/month so much cheaper to just run the furnace instead of using this. But I do use the diesel heater in the garage because I don't have a gas line running out there and I am thinking about building a sand battery to capture the wasted exhaust heat.

how much money are you saving after starting using diesel heater

Looks great, a sound check?? inside and outside, might be worth another vid

Didnt think theyd heat a whole bungalow 😮 maybe i missed it but did you mention how much it costs? Im still on economy 7 so you can imagine the cost this would be ideal

Good vid thanks.

They are too dear to run a 12 hour run uses 5l of diesel with the pump on the lowest speed setting.and with red virtually unobtainable pump diesel is too expensive.

more efficient if you draw the air back in from inside

I would be interested in trying a set up like this even with my very limited DIY skills but I don't have anything to cut the holes in the walls. What would I need to buy and at what cost to drill just one hole in the wall?

Brilliant 🎉 well done 👍🏼✅

Looks awesome , i just purchased the 8kw unit , what size is yours ? I too am seriously considering an outside setup like you have .

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The hole on your wall, what if someone took the cap away?

That wood should go up well

That’s actually a fab idea lol. We converted a camper. Might use one in the home.

Very inefficient setup, Inlet air could be down to -4 or lower on coldest days. There's a heated output loss due to what is essentially 2 massive charge coolers from the restricted flow rate using two pipes not to mention the over top length and lack of insulation. People who know how to get the best from these heaters run kerosene and build a metal or concrete box inside with a vented exhaust outside plus a couple of detectors for safety. with is kind of install outside you might as well get a log burner and burn junk mail to keep warm.

Great setup! Just curious… how is this setup cheaper than using a regular oil burner with heating oil? Does the UK not have special heating oil prices (here in Switzerland it’s nearly half price of regular diesel oil)?

A friend did the same, these heaters are everywhere. But he is spending 80€ a month on heating oil/diesel plus a bit of gas for the main heater in the rest of the house. Asked him why he did not use an air condition (air air heat pump). He hat no explanation except that is costs 1200€. Well.....better heat, no fumes and cool in the summer and its cheaper long term. I heat/cool my house only with an air air heat pump, simple, easy to install, low costs. Runs 8 months of the year with PV modules on my roof. Dont have to buy any oil

Small solar cell on the roof of your outdoor cabinet , charge controller and small deep cycle battery, be fully off grid option then.

You are taking stupid to the next level. Well done.