TB2 Diesel Heater Toolbox2, 6L All In One bluetooth Control

Put it together and added diesel fuel and it worked. Let it run for over an hour and it put out good heat. I am in Colorado at 7350 feet of altitude, and no problems. I have run it a few more times to heat the garage and so far it works without issue. I bought the model with blue tooth because it said it worked for higher altitude. I connected to the bluetooth with no issue as well. i can change the setting from my phone with no problem. Remote control works.. The only thing I have to say is I have not figured out how to change it from celsius to fahrenheit, if possible. But based on the temp range you can tell if it is on low or med or high.

I heard about this heater from a friend who had purchased one for a camping trip and really liked it. The heater put off a really good amount of heat. The lows at night were 5-10 degrees. We left the heater on the lowest setting and ran it throughout the night. That worked very well and we used maybe 1/2 liter of diesel per night. We did have cold weather sleeping bags inside the tent so how much heat you need may very some, but the tent wasn't cold in the mornings once we climbed out of our bags. I did slightly modify my heater. I put a rigid pipe fitting where the heater connects to the hot air tube and used a heavier, flexible aluminum hot air tube that was longer than the one that ships with the heater. As far as functionality the heater gets five stars.

This heater has been a game changer for me and camping. It is extremely efficient, uses very little fuel and battery usage (external battery) but still puts off a ton of heat. I use it in a rooftop tent and as you can see from the photos it kept my tent at 70° and it was 20° outside. Keep in mind that this all in one heater is technically meant to be mounted so that the exhaust can come out the bottom and through the floor of a van or RV, or something like that. This is why I blocked mine up on 2x4’s so that I could sit in the back of my truck while running and not burn my truck bed, also make it more portable. I HIGHLY recommend running the heater outside in the open for 12+ hours before actually using it to heat up a tent or space needed. This will allow it to burn off that “new” smell and not fill your tent or other area up with the strong odor. It is not exhaust fumes but it just has a strong odor for the first day or so of use… FYI. I would buy this heater 10 times again without hesitation!!

I was surprised at the massive amount of heat coming out of this heater, and it doesn't use much fuel. I ran mine the first day for 14 hours continuously on less than 4 liters. You can save considerable money if you purchase ruby red diesel fuel which doesn't have road tax. You cant buy it just anywhere tho, usually have to go to a farm type store or farmers fueling station. You can also use kerosene as well, which puts out even more heat, but it is more expensive. Great Job Kroak! Cheers

Hooked up easy, make life easy. I insulated exhaust because that dude is hot enough to cause a fire. Adding a fuel filter was inconvient. It works well and is great on fuel. The fuel pump is very quiet. Works so good I bought a second one!