VEVOR
VEVOR 70000 BTU Kerosene Diesel Forced Air Heater 5.0 gal
Portable forced-air heater delivers 70,000 BTU using kerosene or diesel with a 5.0 gal tank, thermostat control and 9-hour runtime
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width13.39
- 70,000 BTU output heats up to 14,125.9 cu ft spaces
- Thermostat adjusts 40 °F to 110 °F and stops heating at target temperature
- Runs on kerosene or diesel with dual filters reducing smoke and odor
- 0 gallon tank provides up to 9 hours continuous runtime
- Overheat protection shuts off at 176 °F for safe operation
High-Output Forced-Air Heater
The VEVOR 70000 BTU kerosene diesel forced air heater is built for workshops, barns, farms and large indoor workspaces needing rapid warmth. It delivers 70000 BTUs to heat volumes up to 14125.9 cu ft, making it suited for professional or heavy-duty use.
Electrical and Fuel Requirements
Verify a 120V 60 Hz AC supply is available at the intended location. The unit runs on kerosene or diesel, but only one fuel type at a time, with 1-K kerosene recommended. Tank capacity is 5.0 gal, providing roughly 9 hours of runtime at 0.5 gal per hour consumption.
Build Integration and Safety Features
Cold rolled plate and stainless steel construction houses a thermostat adjustable from 40°F to 110°F with a room temperature display. Overheat protection shuts the heater off at 176°F, while low-fuel auto shutoff and dual fuel filters reduce smoke and odor. A pressure gauge assists monitoring during operation.
Highlights
- 70,000 BTU output heats up to 14,125.9 cu ft spaces
- Thermostat adjusts 40 °F to 110 °F and stops heating at target temperature
- Runs on kerosene or diesel with dual filters reducing smoke and odor
- 0 gallon tank provides up to 9 hours continuous runtime
- Overheat protection shuts off at 176 °F for safe operation
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 13.39 |
Questions about this item
Does the box contain everything needed to start heating, or must I buy fuel and a power cord separately?
The package includes the heater unit and a user manual only. You must supply 1‑K kerosene or diesel fuel and plug the heater into a standard AC 120 V 60 Hz outlet.
The specifications list a 5.0 gal tank and 0.5 gal/h consumption — how do those figures translate into actual running time?
With a full 5.0 gal tank and a consumption rate of 0.5 gal/h, the heater runs for about 9 hours before refuelling.
The heater is rated at 70 000 BTU — what size space will that effectively warm in practice?
The 70 000 BTU output is designed to heat areas up to 14 125.9 cu ft (400 m³), such as workshops, barns or large garages.
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