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Mel, the air intake needs to be outside, any issues of incomplete combustion from the heater could result in harmful gases exiting INSIDE the van mate, you really need to sort this ASAP 👍
And it will use up all the oxygen in the van cause a negative pressure inside and pull fumes in from under the van thru the rear vents so yes it's very dangerous not to have an external air intake.
No. The whole point is efficiency by recycling the inside air. The burning sir and exhaust are outside. Vacuum lock inside a van...not possible...it's a van. Way too many installs done using recycling air....everybody panics and doesn't do research. Carbon monoxide detectors are used everywhere.
Respect most of your work Mel but this instal is not safe. Even with the Co alarm, the air intake must be outside the vehicle, occasionally these heaters can backfire, the air intake and the exhaust share the same internal space in the burn chamber, this could result In the heater pumping exhaust gases directly into the sleeping area, Even if the alarm does goes off the occupant could become very sick quickly. The heater in your own van is far more suitable for this application. ( you didn’t show exactly what you did with the air intake but mentioned it in the first half of the vid, so I assume it inside the van)
@@BigVanSmallWorld an unsafe install only needs to go wrong one time. You only have one life. Do not rely on a CO alarm to save your life. Install a safe system in the first instance, then fit an alarm.
@@SACREDTRAVELLER here is the link to two deaths due to badly fitted diesel night heater, I’m on the FB forums and learnt of this via the forum. www.gov.uk/maib-reports/safety-warning-about-carbon-monoxide-poisoning-after-the-loss-of-2-lives-on-the-motor-cruiser-diversion
The combustion air should come from outside. The circulating air intake is inside. Just the way it was designed to be installed. This also has to do with not creating a negative air pressure in the conditioned space, pulling in drafts and fumes Why cut corners when peoples lives are involved?
Air intake should be out side goes straight into combustion chamber. In case of fault. Internal fan blows over outside of combustion chamber only. To heat air in van. Love your videos tks.
I used fire cement around the connection where the exhaust pipe fits on to the exhaust stem coming out of the heater. (It minimizes the risk of exhaust seeping into the van) I also discarded the jubilee clips that come with these heaters in favor of heavier clips, (or better still industrial hose clamps) Good advice about not sleeping while the heater is running, unless the van is well ventilated.
The whole reason for fitting a heater is to use it while you are in bed. The coldest hour is the hour before dawn etc. I can reach my heater controls from my bed and the pump, air intake and exhaust are all underneath the van floor. The diesel comes from the van diesel tank and i have a Carbon Monoxide alarm. I am sure that is the safest way to fit it. I love all your videos Mel but you must rethink this one. Best wishes......
Brilliant. I've got a VW crafter LWB and use one of these little diesel heaters. They are good. You can purchase flexible silicone hose to direct the heat to where you want. Thanks for the upload
Take a look inside de machine and make a lose ( isolated system for the pump) in rubber OR other kind of installation So that the pump not resonate on the frame of the machine Then its less,less noise Greetings from ( 🇳🇱 👍)
Thanks for emphasising the need for a carbon monoxide detector, and extra brownie points for NOT (wrongly) calling it a carbon dioxide detector like many US based CZcamsrs do 🤬🤬🤬. Both gasses can kill you, but CO only needs a few parts per million whilst CO2 needs to displace all of the oxygen present, so pretty unlikely in a van for CO2. Great vid as always 👍
I bought the one with a separate tank. The exhaust and clips just don't make a good seal so I really wouldn't want an exhaust join inside the van. Also I bought 2 carbon monoxide alarms - one for where the heater is and one for the main part of the van. Does make it feel safer.
I would go with the Fireangel combined smoke and CO detector with the lithium 10 year battery inside. That's what I bought. Also the garage that installed my diesel heater fitted a rubber bush which has got rid of that ticking from the dosing pump and my pump is mounted underneath the chassis.
Nice one Mel. Been really on the fence with putting a heater in but the getting out of bed in the morning now its getting cold made me realise it's a must 🥶😂
That type of heater would also be great for heating up tents, all four tents if the ducting was long enough to go to each tent. The heater could be left outside with an umbrella/cover above it and a power Oak to power it up. It's Good heater with many uses that's for sure. 👍👍👍
Thanks Mel...you have helped me a whole bunch my new friend...i hope all is well and i pray God may bless you and keep ya safe out there :) P.S. i will be sure to get a detector 🙂
I’ve contemplated using one of these heaters but having the heater outside the van and piping in the warm air much safer that way. Shouldn’t be too much hassle to lift it our stand it on the floor and connect the air pipe and electrical connection.
use a metal kitchen support post bracket as a heat sheald perfect for £2.00 use a silencer & block the edges up with paste as the electric weld manufacturers have done leaks.gathering under your vehicle. always use 2 detectors.
I don't know if any one has posted this already. But you must locate the Co detection device in accordance with building control advice. It is absolutely no use placing it next to the unit . Brill video thpigh
Not only is the air intake wrong, the carbon monoxide detector is not ideal - "Because carbon monoxide is slightly lighter than air and also because it may be found with warm, rising air, detectors should be placed on a wall about 5 feet above the floor. The detector may be placed on the ceiling. Do not place the detector right next to or over a fireplace or flame-producing appliance." from epa.gov.
I can't believe the manufacturers haven't sorted that clicking noise out they continue to make the heaters but do nothing about the noisy pump I'm sure it would be so easy to put the put rubber inside the pump so that the piston is hiting rubber rather than metal
@@BigVanSmallWorld I used to have the expensive one about £1000 but it still had the noisy pump I actually prefer the cheap ones they seem to chuck more heat out
And if you fit an awning later the fumes will stink the van out if the door iis open. I always fit the exhaust on drivers side. We get many wet and chilly days that need some heat but still like to cook outside on a campsite.
Hiya they are really neat things but that exhaust is a bit of a worry . What do you think ? Would it be better in a gas style safety box maybe with a door to the van side or rear so refuelling is easier . But I do like it , great vid as always and good luck with your Amazon shop front , add everything to it I’m sure you will do well with it .
What's your experience with the durability of Chinese diesel heaters. Is there a brand you recommend. I ask because I van life in Alaska and want to switch out my radiant propane heater because of the moisture and I don't like living with a propane tank in my home. Because of the weather I must have a reliable heater. Thanks for the video and hope you are doing fine.
Way too risky for me personally but I do appreciate the video, it's just a shame about the exhaust setup, I wonder if a longer solid exhaust tube could be welded in to take the exhaust joint outside of the living are. Just a thought. Cheers, Chris.
You add a carbon monoxide alarm to a safe install to keep you safe. You don't rely on a CO alarm with an unsafe install. These all in one heaters are not to be used in a van, especially if sleeping in it.
Everyone’s saying the same thing, Mel.... I urge you to reconsider this install, potentially people without knowledge are literally going to copy you, 1000’s maybe, how would you feel being responsible for a subscribers death, I’m sorry if you think I’m trolling you but this one is very serious. You own vans diesel heater is fitted incorrectly, even against the instructions but this isn’t even your van, are you really going to take a chance that it might be ok
These things cost me £60 a week on constantly on the lowest setting 16oc 5kw since August .I have 3 there not cheep at all to run but keep you warm.ow & take the pump outside extend the fuel pipe & electric cable otherwise its clunk clunk clunk ever 24 hours.
This interesting ... everyone has an outside air intake ! your taking air from in the cab and pushing it outside, Something makes me think there should be a problem ! but all I can think of is it adds to the ventilation pushing that moist air out .. Could it affect the burn ?? Anyone care to add something !
With mine I have the windows open plus my ceiling fan is permanently vented so no problems with ventilation at all plus there’s no way I could sleep with it running 😊👍
Great video... have been looking for one like this. Is it working well for you? Also if you can provide the link where you bought it, would be great :)
Diesel engines don’t emit carbon monoxide ... They emit nitrogen ...oxygen ... water .... carbon dioxide .... But best to get a gas alarm for nervous people
@@BigVanSmallWorld There can be a miniscule bit of CO but it would only occur if the engine was running so bad it didn't burn the fuel but I believe these heaters are efficient and should only produce the 4 reactions mentioned. Great video matey
Surely aluminium is a super conductor, wouldn't some heat resistant material be better? Don't you need external fresh air into the heater so it doesn't use your oxygen in the space, just thinking when I did boiler controls, the boiler rooms had to have fresh air fans into the boiler room
Your absolutely rite that’s why most vanlife people have the windows open at night to make sure they have good ventilation in my van I sleep with front windows open an inch with wind deflectors and my ceiling fan is permanently vented even when closed 👍
Hi Mel Nice video 👍. I got a similar all in one and for some reason, whilst I've primed it and ran a few cycles at its highest temperature then to a moderate temperature outside my van (pre instal). It doesn't seem to slow down into slow ticking mode. Like it hasn't reached its temperature. And still drawing 40-50 watts. Any idea? Thanks
Hi Mel so now now you have put the fear of tge lord up me with diesel heater fumes what can i do to get tge fit right please. You say its easy but ao bloomin scary and would you reccomend tge type in the vid or the other smaller type tgat i say you fit in your van. Thanks fella i hope you are on the mend
I’d say just take your time and think safety first I’d recommend the 2 kw heater not the 5 they just run way to hot I always end up opening my windows in my van I’m going to fit a smaller one come summer for next winter 👍
Thanks mel great advice as always. So i notice the fridge you use is on your Amazon front as well. Is 22 litres big enough? I could have 3 or 4 in the van so i was looking at the ebay 50 litre 12 and 24 volt fridge but no freezer. Your thoughts please. I know all you keep in yours is milk and frey bentos pies lol
Hi mel just fitted one of these is there anyway of making the pump abit quieter and does it draw alot of power leaving on standby your definitely the man that knows
I haven’t taken it apart yet to see what’s inside but if I do I’ll make sure I make a video as for running they use very little once there up and running and when not I use it don’t even register on the metre 👍
@@BigVanSmallWorld thanks mel because of the layout in my van its at the sliding door so just made a cupboard around it b & q scrap wood £1,50 will cover it in black 4 way carpet as thats whats in my van so should look ok and possibly abit quieter when I pluck up the courage to be on a video will do a van tour thanks again
the ticking drives me nuts ,I have tried everything the suspension bands different pipe so no noise transfer ,I have tried 3 different pumps just like a dripping tap ,, Im pulling mine out I hate it now ,, But then Mel I have reverse cycle air con so I can flick a switch and use it ,,,,, I have 2 of these heaters I think I will find a home less person in a van and fit it for them free ,,,, One I will keep for my shed ,, good vid tho buddy and its not really that cold here in oz only a week or 2 in the winter so I think I will be ok ,,,,,,,Now Where is my Aircon its 42c today ! TOO BLOODY HOT
All good, then the awful loud clicking noise, oh dear, I could'nt live with that, and there's not much possible to eliminate it. What a shame. Thanx for vid.
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unbeatable noise having the intake inside also incoraging fumes to be sucked in if the exorst is blowing towardsyour van. hang your pump underneath on a tie wrap or mount it cement for ultimate silance , il be dammed if im listening to clunking at night.
Whoa, thats a terrible install Mel, first of all, a used gas can, no no no no no no, secondly, these units are really not good enough for a install in a Van, as you said, the exhaust is visible inside the van, its a can of death on wheels, seriously, if you took that to get certified, mate your ass is grass, if you like that lady, pull it out now. sorry mate but its not safe as it is. ditch it now
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Mel, the air intake needs to be outside, any issues of incomplete combustion from the heater could result in harmful gases exiting INSIDE the van mate, you really need to sort this ASAP 👍
Thank you 😊
And it will use up all the oxygen in the van cause a negative pressure inside and pull fumes in from under the van thru the rear vents so yes it's very dangerous not to have an external air intake.
Also with the exhaust be careful where the foul air vents exit at the rear of vehicles.
No. The whole point is efficiency by recycling the inside air. The burning sir and exhaust are outside. Vacuum lock inside a van...not possible...it's a van. Way too many installs done using recycling air....everybody panics and doesn't do research. Carbon monoxide detectors are used everywhere.
@@lenward474 the instructions clearly state inlet air must come from outside.
Respect most of your work Mel but this instal is not safe. Even with the Co alarm, the air intake must be outside the vehicle, occasionally these heaters can backfire, the air intake and the exhaust share the same internal space in the burn chamber, this could result In the heater pumping exhaust gases directly into the sleeping area, Even if the alarm does goes off the occupant could become very sick quickly. The heater in your own van is far more suitable for this application. ( you didn’t show exactly what you did with the air intake but mentioned it in the first half of the vid, so I assume it inside the van)
In all the years I’ve been using these things I’ve never had that happen but if it did I’ll be sure to let you know
That’s interesting.
Do you know of anyone that this has happened to? Or had experience of this yourself? Would be good to find out 👍🏻
@@BigVanSmallWorld an unsafe install only needs to go wrong one time. You only have one life. Do not rely on a CO alarm to save your life. Install a safe system in the first instance, then fit an alarm.
@@SACREDTRAVELLER here is the link to two deaths due to badly fitted diesel night heater, I’m on the FB forums and learnt of this via the forum.
www.gov.uk/maib-reports/safety-warning-about-carbon-monoxide-poisoning-after-the-loss-of-2-lives-on-the-motor-cruiser-diversion
The combustion air should come from outside. The circulating air intake is inside. Just the way it was designed to be installed.
This also has to do with not creating a negative air pressure in the conditioned space, pulling in drafts and fumes
Why cut corners when peoples lives are involved?
Please fit the intake pipe through the floor. Any backfire or failure of any kind will risk toxic fumes or even unburnt fuel into the vehicle.
Air intake should be out side goes straight into combustion chamber. In case of fault. Internal fan blows over outside of combustion chamber only. To heat air in van. Love your videos tks.
Thank you 😊
I’ve commented on this too further up the page 👍
Would love a follow up video to tackle the change!
@@justrobin1234 it’s coming don’t worry 😉
I used fire cement around the connection where the exhaust pipe fits on to the exhaust stem coming out of the heater. (It minimizes the risk of exhaust seeping into the van) I also discarded the jubilee clips that come with these heaters in favor of heavier clips, (or better still industrial hose clamps) Good advice about not sleeping while the heater is running, unless the van is well ventilated.
Thank you 😊
I cannot see any exhaust fumes, then gets his nose 👃 down there for a good old sniff lol 😂 you do crack me up Mel lol. 😂
Thank goodness 😅 😂👍
The whole reason for fitting a heater is to use it while you are in bed. The coldest hour is the hour before dawn etc.
I can reach my heater controls from my bed and the pump, air intake and exhaust are all underneath the van floor. The diesel comes from the van diesel tank and i have a Carbon Monoxide alarm. I am sure that is the safest way to fit it.
I love all your videos Mel but you must rethink this one. Best wishes......
Brilliant. I've got a VW crafter LWB and use one of these little diesel heaters. They are good. You can purchase flexible silicone hose to direct the heat to where you want. Thanks for the upload
Thank you for the positive feedback really appreciated 👍
Take a look inside de machine and make a lose ( isolated system for the pump) in rubber OR other kind of installation
So that the pump not resonate on the frame of the machine
Then its less,less noise
Greetings from ( 🇳🇱 👍)
Thank you I’ll have a look 👀
Thanks for emphasising the need for a carbon monoxide detector, and extra brownie points for NOT (wrongly) calling it a carbon dioxide detector like many US based CZcamsrs do 🤬🤬🤬. Both gasses can kill you, but CO only needs a few parts per million whilst CO2 needs to displace all of the oxygen present, so pretty unlikely in a van for CO2. Great vid as always 👍
Thank you for the positive feedback really appreciated 👍👍
I bought the one with a separate tank. The exhaust and clips just don't make a good seal so I really wouldn't want an exhaust join inside the van. Also I bought 2 carbon monoxide alarms - one for where the heater is and one for the main part of the van. Does make it feel safer.
It’s ok so far thanks for the positive message really appreciated 👍
I would go with the Fireangel combined smoke and CO detector with the lithium 10 year battery inside. That's what I bought.
Also the garage that installed my diesel heater fitted a rubber bush which has got rid of that ticking from the dosing pump and my pump is mounted underneath the chassis.
Sounds good to me well done 👍
Nice one Mel. Been really on the fence with putting a heater in but the getting out of bed in the morning now its getting cold made me realise it's a must 🥶😂
Oh yes definitely and I hate say there’s nothing like a warm floor in the morning it’s lush 👍
Nice one Mel just fitted one but put air intake outside too
Good idea 👍
That type of heater would also be great for heating up tents, all four tents if the ducting was long enough to go to each tent. The heater could be left outside with an umbrella/cover above it and a power Oak to power it up. It's Good heater with many uses that's for sure. 👍👍👍
That’s brilliant 👍
@@BigVanSmallWorld 🙂👍
Great advice about the alarm...
Thank you
i got told the air intake for should be outside the van because on shut down excess fumes can come out of it .
Correct.
Thanks Mel...you have helped me a whole bunch my new friend...i hope all is well and i pray God may bless you and keep ya safe out there :) P.S. i will be sure to get a detector 🙂
hi Mel I got same tank you got in the video when you did a Chinese diesel heater I bought the tank and the pickup pipe so thanks Mel
Thank you buddy really appreciate your positive feedback and encouragement 👍
@@BigVanSmallWorld mell when did you get ur fiting for ur pump ...or how did you attach it pip to ur water pump ???Ples hellp
I’ve contemplated using one of these heaters but having the heater outside the van and piping in the warm air much safer that way. Shouldn’t be too much hassle to lift it our stand it on the floor and connect the air pipe and electrical connection.
Good luck with that 👍😊👍
use a metal kitchen support post bracket as a heat sheald perfect for £2.00 use a silencer & block the edges up with paste as the electric weld manufacturers have done leaks.gathering under your vehicle. always use 2 detectors.
Thank you that’s a great idea 👍👍
Safefill eh, best thing you'll ever buy
Thanks 😊
I don't know if any one has posted this already. But you must locate the Co detection device in accordance with building control advice.
It is absolutely no use placing it next to the unit . Brill video thpigh
CO detector, i bought some for aircraft £6 and they work.
Pump sounds like a narrow boat engine. Also these things sound like Concorde taking off from the exhaust pipe for first 10 minutes.
Yes they do 👍😂👍
Doesn't it need a power supply also, or is that built in? How do you safely and properly put the hole in the bottom of the vehicle?
Nice one Mel thanks for reminding us about the carbon monoxide alarm.
You’re absolutely welcome thanks for the positive feedback really appreciated
Not only is the air intake wrong, the carbon monoxide detector is not ideal - "Because carbon monoxide is slightly lighter than air and also because it may be found with warm, rising air, detectors should be placed on a wall about 5 feet above the floor. The detector may be placed on the ceiling. Do not place the detector right next to or over a fireplace or flame-producing appliance." from epa.gov.
Great video Mel
Thank you 😊
I can't believe the manufacturers haven't sorted that clicking noise out they continue to make the heaters but do nothing about the noisy pump I'm sure it would be so easy to put the put rubber inside the pump so that the piston is hiting rubber rather than metal
It’s all about price and I wouldn’t sleep with it running anyway 👍
@@BigVanSmallWorld I used to have the expensive one about £1000 but it still had the noisy pump I actually prefer the cheap ones they seem to chuck more heat out
Hi Mel Great job as all ways .Take care . Robbie U K
Thank you Robbie UK 🇬🇧 😊👍
1:02 DUDE!!! what was that bug that ran up the wall and the other one that ran past the heater?
Turn it round so u can see the levels
Great vid thanks does look easy
Thank you and yes it is
nice one mel
Thank you 😊
You fitted on wrong side of the van Mel,can't see how much diesel is in the tank.🤔
Got the gas going other side
And if you fit an awning later the fumes will stink the van out if the door iis open. I always fit the exhaust on drivers side. We get many wet and chilly days that need some heat but still like to cook outside on a campsite.
The noise of these heaters is loud... Did you check the muffler with it? Empty inside the muffler? Then it is not a muffler, right?
Thank you yes I don’t use mine when I’m sleeping
They may look empty but it's a resonate trap. If you fit 2 of them in a line mine is quiter then my domestic gas boiler exhaust.
Hiya they are really neat things but that exhaust is a bit of a worry . What do you think ? Would it be better in a gas style safety box maybe with a door to the van side or rear so refuelling is easier . But I do like it , great vid as always and good luck with your Amazon shop front , add everything to it I’m sure you will do well with it .
Thank you for the positive message that a really good idea about boxing it in I’ll definitely give it some thought 👍😊👍
What's your experience with the durability of Chinese diesel heaters. Is there a brand you recommend. I ask because I van life in Alaska and want to switch out my radiant propane heater because of the moisture and I don't like living with a propane tank in my home. Because of the weather I must have a reliable heater. Thanks for the video and hope you are doing fine.
They are so cheap I’d buy one to use and another one as a backup if was living there like you I’ve used mine two years now and not had a problem 👍
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I was going to ask why these heaters aren't as common untill you said but 😊
They are ok I’ve never had a problem with them
@@BigVanSmallWorld l like the look of them
It’s the Gas mannnnnnn 😜
👍😂👍
Does the unit have a bluetooth application, so you can see what's what via your smart phone?
Way too risky for me personally but I do appreciate the video, it's just a shame about the exhaust setup, I wonder if a longer solid exhaust tube could be welded in to take the exhaust joint outside of the living are. Just a thought.
Cheers, Chris.
It’s all good Chris it worked out really well
Please follow manufacturer's instructions for where to install CO detector. Rlize that they assume it is installed in a house, not van.
You add a carbon monoxide alarm to a safe install to keep you safe.
You don't rely on a CO alarm with an unsafe install. These all in one heaters are not to be used in a van, especially if sleeping in it.
Thank you for your concern really appreciated
Everyone’s saying the same thing, Mel.... I urge you to reconsider this install, potentially people without knowledge are literally going to copy you, 1000’s maybe, how would you feel being responsible for a subscribers death, I’m sorry if you think I’m trolling you but this one is very serious.
You own vans diesel heater is fitted incorrectly, even against the instructions but this isn’t even your van, are you really going to take a chance that it might be ok
These things cost me £60 a week on constantly on the lowest setting 16oc 5kw since August .I have 3 there not cheep at all to run but keep you warm.ow & take the pump outside extend the fuel pipe & electric cable otherwise its clunk clunk clunk ever 24 hours.
Try using red diesel it’s almost half the price I made a video all about it good luck buddy
This interesting ... everyone has an outside air intake ! your taking air from in the cab and pushing it outside, Something makes me think there should be a problem ! but all I can think of is it adds to the ventilation pushing that moist air out .. Could it affect the burn ?? Anyone care to add something !
With mine I have the windows open plus my ceiling fan is permanently vented so no problems with ventilation at all plus there’s no way I could sleep with it running 😊👍
Now you have fitted mate what do you like better this one or conventional one
Definitely this one so simple to install 👍
You can easy burn a litre a day when it's around freezing outside. Much better to connect into the main tank sender unit saves all the hassle.
Great video... have been looking for one like this. Is it working well for you? Also if you can provide the link where you bought it, would be great :)
Thank you you will find links and description in my Amazon store links in the description 👍
Diesel engines don’t emit carbon monoxide ... They emit nitrogen ...oxygen ... water .... carbon dioxide .... But best to get a gas alarm for nervous people
How interesting I didn’t know that thank you 😊
@@BigVanSmallWorld There can be a miniscule bit of CO but it would only occur if the engine was running so bad it didn't burn the fuel but I believe these heaters are efficient and should only produce the 4 reactions mentioned. Great video matey
@@stableianF1oracle thank you ☺️
Surely aluminium is a super conductor, wouldn't some heat resistant material be better? Don't you need external fresh air into the heater so it doesn't use your oxygen in the space, just thinking when I did boiler controls, the boiler rooms had to have fresh air fans into the boiler room
Your absolutely rite that’s why most vanlife people have the windows open at night to make sure they have good ventilation in my van I sleep with front windows open an inch with wind deflectors and my ceiling fan is permanently vented even when closed 👍
Yay
Is this Paul Whitehouse off the fast show??? lol
Haha thank you that’s brilliant 👍😂👍
Good job Mel 👍🏻....btw, whats withtheyoutube express vids lately?
Thank you I don’t know what you mean about CZcams has something changed ☺️
Hi Mel Nice video 👍. I got a similar all in one and for some reason, whilst I've primed it and ran a few cycles at its highest temperature then to a moderate temperature outside my van (pre instal). It doesn't seem to slow down into slow ticking mode. Like it hasn't reached its temperature. And still drawing 40-50 watts. Any idea? Thanks
Hi maybe a faulty controller you can get replacement on eBay really cheap good luck 🤞
Might be a bit tricky to refuel?
Yes just have to be careful couldn’t fit the other side because of gas
Hi Mel I guess you do paid work in the camper world. Do you travel or do you do the van at home. Very best wishes Mark
My home is my van 👍😊👍
Hi Mel so now now you have put the fear of tge lord up me with diesel heater fumes what can i do to get tge fit right please. You say its easy but ao bloomin scary and would you reccomend tge type in the vid or the other smaller type tgat i say you fit in your van.
Thanks fella i hope you are on the mend
I’d say just take your time and think safety first I’d recommend the 2 kw heater not the 5 they just run way to hot I always end up opening my windows in my van I’m going to fit a smaller one come summer for next winter 👍
Thanks mel great advice as always. So i notice the fridge you use is on your Amazon front as well. Is 22 litres big enough? I could have 3 or 4 in the van so i was looking at the ebay 50 litre 12 and 24 volt fridge but no freezer. Your thoughts please. I know all you keep in yours is milk and frey bentos pies lol
You got to have a freezer mate where you going to put the ice cream 😂👍
@@BigVanSmallWorld of course mate how remiss of me forgetting your vital food group. Ice cream and Frey bentos 😂🤣 Are you fully recovered now?
I’m still in pain but slowly getting better thank you 😊
hi mel ... how has your girlfriends all in one been ... your vid is now a year old ... cheers mark ...
mel did you have to pair the remote control with the heater.. just asking because i had to to mine. another great vlog. x
Hi no I just used it rite out the box
@@BigVanSmallWorld hmmm.
@@sonnythebull5767 My remote doesnt work on mine,this makes me wonder if i have to do that
@@mattholland4774 i did a youtube search. somebody on there does a walk through.
i keep wondering why it seems (could be wrong) that noone seems to give an explanation of the actual Battery connection for these heaters
It’s a simple positive and negative 👍😊👍
Hi mel just fitted one of these is there anyway of making the pump abit quieter and does it draw alot of power leaving on standby your definitely the man that knows
I haven’t taken it apart yet to see what’s inside but if I do I’ll make sure I make a video as for running they use very little once there up and running and when not I use it don’t even register on the metre 👍
@@BigVanSmallWorld thanks mel because of the layout in my van its at the sliding door so just made a cupboard around it b & q scrap wood £1,50 will cover it in black 4 way carpet as thats whats in my van so should look ok and possibly abit quieter when I pluck up the courage to be on a video will do a van tour thanks again
the ticking drives me nuts ,I have tried everything the suspension bands different pipe so no noise transfer ,I have tried 3 different pumps just like a dripping tap ,, Im pulling mine out I hate it now ,, But then Mel I have reverse cycle air con so I can flick a switch and use it ,,,,, I have 2 of these heaters I think I will find a home less person in a van and fit it for them free ,,,, One I will keep for my shed ,,
good vid tho buddy and its not really that cold here in oz only a week or 2 in the winter so I think I will be ok ,,,,,,,Now Where is my Aircon its 42c today !
TOO BLOODY HOT
I couldn’t sleep with it running I only use mine in the morning switch it on before I get out of bed 👍😊👍
Does diesel make carbon monoxide
Is it possible to move the display to a location away from the heater ?
Yes I’m sure you could
@@BigVanSmallWorld is that heater in ya amazon shop thing ?
@@daysout8533 yes it is 👍
Mel, what is the width of the hose?
How to install it and he doesnt show us how to install it lmaooo
Watch it again lol
Hi mel im a subscriber enjoy all your vids do you have stickers starting a sticker wall i would be happy to sent one of ours if you would like one
I think I'll just run my engine...and stay in my heated sleeping bag ....Avid Carp Thermotech system usb plug in awesome for 170 quid
All good, then the awful loud clicking noise, oh dear, I could'nt live with that, and there's not much possible to eliminate it. What a shame. Thanx for vid.
The title says how to fit.you showed us nothing!!!
Because there’s nothing to it good luck 😉
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unbeatable noise having the intake inside also incoraging fumes to be sucked in if the exorst is blowing towardsyour van. hang your pump underneath on a tie wrap or mount it cement for ultimate silance , il be dammed if im listening to clunking at night.
It’s an all in one unit
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Jesus you installed it wrong air intake must be outside !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
oh crap
Whoa, thats a terrible install Mel, first of all, a used gas can, no no no no no no, secondly, these units are really not good enough for a install in a Van, as you said, the exhaust is visible inside the van, its a can of death on wheels, seriously, if you took that to get certified, mate your ass is grass, if you like that lady, pull it out now. sorry mate but its not safe as it is. ditch it now
Did you miss the part where I say it’s not a staying
Awesome I am buying one soon for my van but I dont know wich one…🚐🇨🇦