
VEVOR Kerosene Forced Air Heater, 70000 BTU Portable Torpedo Diesel Space Heater
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A portable torpedo-style forced-air heater rated at 70,000 BTU, running on kerosene or diesel from a 5-gallon tank. It heats large open spaces such as workshops, barns and garages, and a thermostat knob with a room-temperature display cycles the burner to hold a set point between 40°F and 110°F. It is a combustion heater: it needs ventilation, produces exhaust and noise, and is built for job sites and outbuildings rather than living rooms. Against smaller 35,000 to 50,000 BTU torpedo heaters it covers more volume per unit, while costing more bulk, weight and fuel draw than radiant or electric shop heaters.
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This is a portable forced-air torpedo heater that burns kerosene or diesel. It produces 70,000 BTU of heat and can warm spaces up to 14,125.9 cu ft (400 m³), such as workshops, barns, warehouses, construction sites, open barns and docks. Only one fuel type should be used at a time, and 1-K kerosene is the recommended fuel.
A thermostat knob and room temperature display let you set a temperature from 40°F (5°C) to 110°F (45°C). The heater stops heating when the room is warmer than the set temperature. Built-in overheat protection shuts it off at 176°F (80°C), and it also shuts off automatically when fuel runs low.
The 5-gallon (19 L) tank has a fuel gauge, and a pressure gauge helps with monitoring. Dual fuel filters reduce smoke and odor. A full tank runs up to 9 hours at 0.5 gal/h (1.9 L/h). A carry handle makes the heater easy to move.




