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Daniel Nguyen
2025-07-13 12:28:09
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Alex Schult
2025-03-29 12:52:13
I purchased the HCALORY 12V Portable Diesel Air Heater, lured in by its promise of an 8KW output and easy use. However, I must express my profound disappointment and concern regarding this product.Firstly, the advertised 8KW output is grossly misleading - the actual output is closer to 5KW. This discrepancy is not just a minor oversight but a significant misrepresentation of the product's capabilities.The assembly process is another area where the product falls short. Contrary to the Amazon listing, this heater requires extensive assembly, which is not mentioned at all. The installation is far from straightforward; it's not a simple 'screw-together' job like you'd expect from an Ikea product. Instead, it involves dealing with fuel lines, drilling holes, and fishing fittings into a fuel container. While I am comfortable with such technical tasks, I fear many buyers will quickly find themselves out of their depth. This isn't just an inconvenience; it poses a serious safety risk. Incorrect installation could lead to diesel fuel leaks, which are hazardous.Moreover, the package arrived with absolutely no instructions, leaving users to figure out the complex assembly process on their own. To make matters worse, there were missing parts, which further complicates the installation and can lead to improper assembly, heightening the risk of accidents.The quality of the heater is another concern. It's very cheaply manufactured, which raises doubts about its durability and safety standards. Such poor construction in a device that deals with combustible fuel is alarming.In conclusion, I cannot recommend the HCALORY 12V Diesel Air Heater. It's not only falsely advertised but also potentially dangerous due to its complex installation requirements, lack of proper instructions, missing parts, and subpar manufacturing quality. I strongly urge Amazon to reconsider listing this product, as it poses a significant safety risk to consumers.
Gnick
2025-01-04 10:17:17
I really wanted a heater that was portable. This looks great.Will need a power source if your hooking into a house or shop.Lots of cd forums for help with every question you will have.I would always run a carbon monoxide detector with one.Seems to put out a lot of heat.
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