Portable Diesel or Kerosene Camping Heater - Planar 2D 12V 

My pleasure. It's a very cool and well built product.

Anybody ever mount this on a Four Wheel Camper

@@imonkeyi In camper you can mount heater itself permanently.

Heck yes! I was just thinking that I'll probably run kerosene as much as possible. Nice to have the option for diesel though. Might have to look into the muffler as well, but I don't feel like it is loud as is. I need to some sort of trim or keeper for the side that goes into the tent to keep it from sliding back through I think. Thanks for watching the video.

@@EvergreenOverland Dmitry sells that as well, there is and end piece that locks it into the tent zipper. I also super glued a heavy duty picture d ring above where I want tube to hold in my RTT and use bungee to hook to heater inlet tube. I used a Velcro heavy duty wrap cord organizer on Amazon and wrapped it around inlet heater tube. I hook the bungee to from dring to the tube and it hangs well above our heads in tent and stays put.

Curious as to why you prefer Kerosene? And do you ever mix diesel and kerosene together? I have the same unit, using in Colorado at higher altitudes, up to 9000 feet, but usually between 7 and 8000 feet and it’s been working fine with all diesel. Thanks.

Thanks for the comment man! Let me know what you end up going with.

Thanks I'll keep you updated John. I've heard it really sips the fuel, but only testing will tell

it burns only 0.25 L/hour on full blast, so max 2 liters overnight

Thanks for the contribution! I'm very happy with it so far it's a super sweet piece of kit

I know this is old but did you make sure the fuel line is open?

Can't say it would be the same thing. The Amazon/eBay ones would just be the unit for the $150 ish. This comes all packaged together with a company to back it. I'm with you that I would go the DIY route (as I like that kind of stuff), but there is something to be said about a finished and tested product if there are failures.

@@jeepncj7… I see your point and it’s respected. But, I tore this thing apart so I could check it out prior to firing it up for the first time, spent a few extra bucks to make some upgrades, bought some spare parts and modified it to suit my purpose and use. And still, I’m only in to it just under $250. If this one goes bad, I throw it in the dumpster and buy another. I guess I just have a tough time justifying a $1500 bill for something “I will use” maybe a couple time per camping season. If it’s something you use all the time, then yeah, maybe a setup like yours is warranted. Keep up the great vids and enjoy your camping adventures! 👍🏼😎

@@COMtnPilot Oh I agree with you when looking at the overland tax when it comes to items. It's crazy the markup on some of this stuff. But for some it's worth having the piece of mind of a company to go back to for failures. I've seen a few examples of the DIY route (Revere Overland was one). Did you follow one of the suitcase builds on RU-vid, or just roll your own?

@@jeepncj7 … Watched a few vids just to see what the heaters were all about. Then chose to buy an inexpensive one just to see if I liked them. Then I just made the alterations that made the most sense, and worked for the way I wanted to use the heater. Pretty happy so far!

Exhaust seems to be to close to air intake, if there no wind it will get sucked inside

Thanks! Do you currently have a heater in your setup?

@@EvergreenOverland not now , I m on market for

Not really. Had a kid and not much winter camping last year unfortunately.

Hi Ryan, yes it does

Hi Parker, that is a very it depends kind of question. What size Jackery do you have or are you considering?

I wish I could say I have but nope! Lol at some point I'll trial it but I'd just recommend subscribing so you get notified when I do. Thanks WK

Just FYI, Planar shows it pointed up in every product image on their website. Maybe you should give them a call and let them know they're doing it wrong.