
VEVOR Kerosene Forced Air Heater, 215000 BTU Portable Torpedo Diesel Space Heater
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The VEVOR 215,000 BTU forced-air heater is a torpedo-style space heater for large unheated spaces such as workshops, barns, garages and construction sites. It runs on kerosene or diesel, holds 13.2 gallons and burns about 1.5 gallons an hour, so a full tank lasts up to 7.5 hours. A thermostat with a room-temperature display cycles the burner to hold a set point, and overheat protection shuts it off at 176°F. Against smaller 80,000–125,000 BTU torpedo heaters it covers far more volume, but it is louder, heavier and needs more fuel and ventilation.
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Owners of large-output torpedo heaters like this one generally value the fast heat and long run time, and complain mainly about noise, fuel smell and consumption.
This is a portable forced-air heater that burns kerosene or diesel and puts out 215,000 BTU. It heats spaces up to 44,496.6 cu ft (1,260 m³), such as workshops, barns, farms, warehouses, construction sites, open barns and docks. It has a handle and is lightweight enough to carry.
A thermostat knob and room temperature display let you set a temperature from 40°F to 110°F (5°C to 45°C). The heater stops heating when the room temperature goes above the set temperature. Built-in overheat protection shuts it off at 176°F (80°C).
The 13.2 gal (50 L) tank runs for up to 7.5 hours on a full fill, at a normal fuel use of 1.5 gal/h. The heater shuts off automatically when fuel runs low, and a fuel gauge and a pressure gauge help you monitor it. Dual fuel filters reduce smoke and odor. Use only one fuel type at a time. 1-K kerosene is the recommended fuel.



