Super modular setup! Has more than enough supplies to set it up in a number of configurations! I used the fuel pickup tube through the lid for easy tank usage. This isn’t the most quiet heater but puts out way more heat than a small radiant propane heater. Seems to be built very sturdy as the actual unit is pretty heavy. As long as you pipe the exhaust outside, the air has no distinct smell. Takes a while to prime the fuel but a couple on and off cycles and it’s all good. Only thing I wish is that they would supply a 12 V power source and or a longer negative wire as I had to splice some of the positive wire to make it reach the battery and use some battery connectors .

Heats snowmobile trailer without issue

Received the short version not what the picture shows . Which I wanted the tall one.Does work great and heats very well

It heats are greenhouse very efficiently unfortunately it developed a fuel leak and we called to return it and they completely and immediately refunded our money and we ordered another one to replace it.

Works, easy to install.

This is one of the cheapest Chinese diesel heaters out there. Expect to take it apart and upgrade fuel line to the hard one, as well as install a missing fuel filter. Two sharp screws holding the front controller needs to be cut off, or they may much holes in the fuel tank. I ended up removing some metal off the fuel tank shelf, relocating the fuel pump and wiring in order to make space for fuel filter.Instructions are very confusing. Switching to Fahrenheit does not work. But at least it is still possible to hush the "woman" who announce loudly what you just did on the controller.The pump was able to bleed to the dry fuel system on its own. After a few minutes on high the heater registered 180 C / 355 F and blew such a hot air that I could not hold my hand in front of it. At the lowest setting it still was heating the air too much. The 5 KW heat capacity is over the roof for my truck with LEER cap. I can heat both the cabin and the cap, and perhaps would still need to crack the windows open, even in negative temps, otherwise the heater will fry me.It is loud, but consider it a heartbeat signal: when it's out in the middle of freezing night, you may need to wake up and inspect what's happened before yourself starts freezing.Electronics look like it won't be happy being outside. I may rework it using an automotive grade capacitors and protect the board with acrylic coating.Bring a spare fuel pump, glow plug, fuel line with you, of course. Happy winter camping!