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This is a VEVOR kerosene forced-air heater rated at 175,000 BTU, built to warm large, unheated spaces such as factories, barns, farms and construction sites. A side knob sets a target temperature from 40°F to 110°F, and the unit shuts off once that temperature is reached, which trims fuel use between cycles. Forced-air kerosene heaters like this throw heat fast and far, but they run on fuel, need ventilation, and make noise, so they suit job sites and outbuildings rather than living rooms. Compared with smaller 70,000 to 125,000 BTU units it covers more floor area; compared with propane torpedo heaters it avoids tank swaps but needs a kerosene supply and a power outlet.
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This portable forced air heater burns kerosene or diesel to heat large spaces such as factories, barns and farms. Use one fuel type at a time. A fuel gauge shows the fuel level, and dual fuel filtration keeps operation cleaner. The heater shuts off automatically when fuel runs low.
A side knob sets a constant temperature from 40°F / 5°C to 110°F / 45°C. The heater stops heating when the room reaches the set temperature, which saves fuel. Its 13.2 gal / 50 L tank and fuel consumption of 1.3 gal/h give a run time of up to 9.5 hours.
