Winter Camping Made Cozy: Installing a Diesel Heater in Our Caravan | Performance Auto Electrical
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Another Cross on the Map embark on a mission to make winter camping a comfortable and warm experience! In this episode, we return to Performance Auto Electrical to tackle the chilly temperatures that have been creeping into our caravan. We've decided to install a diesel heater, and our host Luke takes us through the entire process.
Watch as Luke guides us step by step, sharing his expertise and tips on installing the diesel heater in our caravan. We learn about the essential components, the proper placement, and the necessary connections to ensure optimal performance. With the heater installed, we're excited to take our caravan off the grid during winter and enjoy cozy adventures in the great outdoors.
So, if you're looking for ways to stay warm and comfortable while camping in the cold season, this episode is a must-watch! Join us as we transform our caravan into a cozy haven, ready to tackle winter camping like never before. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated on our latest adventures on Another Cross on the Map!
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Excellent installation and video. I am experimenting with an external diesel heater for a travel trailer. I installed a thimble to feed the warm air into the trailer under the bed. I cut a 5.5 inch hole in the floor so I can install a heater, with a heat shield under the bed. Like you, I ran 12 vdc directly from the battery with an in-line fuse. I definitely want to install a fuel tank, of at least 10 liters, on the outside, due to diesel odor from spills. I am not sure how far I can run the fuel line from the tank to the fuel pump and then to the heater. A sincere "Thank You'!!!!
i think having a kill switch in not good if it gets turned of accidently it will fry the heater , because it hasn't gone thru the shut down mode. also there seems to be a downward loop in the exhaust line for condensation to collect. just observation cheers.
Agree. I think the kill switch should not be accessible from the living space to prevent accidentally switching off which may cause a fire.
Price quoted includes the kit and installation?
Will 4 little teck screws keep 10 litre diesel tank secure when travelling with it full?
Just wondering how much for the job cheers 😊
$1600 fully installed