How to choose a kerosene heater: manufacturer reviews

What the device consists of

The modern market can please with a large selection of heating devices, including those that run on kerosene. They all differ in configuration, functions and design. But the basis of the device is the same:

Fuel tank.
Bowl with a wick.
A handle that adjusts the length of the wick.
Burner.
The shell of the burner, which has the form of a hemisphere with holes in it.

Features of the device

Any heater is a self-sufficient, self-contained device. Since the fuel will have to be burned, the following components must be provided for in its design:

Refueling tank / tank. A tank with a certain volume of fuel, designed for a certain time of autonomous operation.
Shell burner. A device specially designed for the economical combustion of kerosene. Has a hemispherical mesh shape.
Bowl with a wick. Structurally integrated with the tank. It is used to ignite the fuel and direct the flame stream to the shell. The supply of vapors to the combustion zone occurs due to the capillary effect.
Governing bodies. This is usually a decorative handle that allows you to change the length of the wick (immersion depth).
Fuel level sensor. For visual control of the filling capacity of the filling tank.

The process of using the kerosene heater model begins with setting fire to the wick. When a flame appears, the handle is used to adjust it so that the tongues protrude minimally above the surface of the mesh burner, while cutting into separate jets. Correct setting of the device will ensure its long burning with the set heat output. The shell itself is heated by fire and begins to radiate in the infrared range. The peculiarity of this heating mode is that such waves do not heat the air around, but objects inside the room. As a result, the required temperature is reached faster. The wick itself has a fabric base, but does not fade during operation due to a unique solution. The fact is that after reaching the mode (the walls and shell are heated), the main zone of vapor combustion is displaced.

Such a scheme ensures almost complete combustion of kerosene in the absence of a characteristic odor (it manifests itself at the moment of arson and extinguishing the wick). It will not be possible to completely get rid of it, except perhaps to adopt imported fuel samples with neutralizing additives.

Varieties

Kerosene heaters are subdivided into devices with and without electronics.

Some appliances require an electrical connection. These heaters are equipped with a security system, automatic switching on and off the device and additional fans. Thanks to the automation, a constant temperature can be maintained.

Non-powered heaters can be used even far from civilization. But they are considered less secure.

There are heating devices that run only on kerosene, and there are also diesel-kerosene models.

Toyotomi RCA 37A heater

The Toyotomi kerosene heater can be used to heat small country houses, summer cottages, and garages. If we compare this equipment with the above, then we can say about it that it is stationary. The unit has an automatic ignition and a special security system. Equipment for heating areas up to 38 m2 is used, the tank holds 4.7 liters of fuel. Its consumption per hour is 0.27 liters. Such equipment costs much more - 8800 rubles.

The principle of operation of the device on kerosene

A special container is filled with kerosene, which impregnates the wick. Then you need to choose the length of the wick and set it on fire. You should also adjust the supply of kerosene. During the operation of the heater, kerosene burns out, as a result of which the heater body heats up, the heat from which heats the room. As the fuel flow rate increases, more heat will be generated.

The kerosene heater works until the fuel tank runs out of fuel.

During the operation of the device and during the combustion of kerosene, carbon monoxide is not emitted, which makes it possible to use the kerosene heater indoors. You can smell it only when you turn on and off the heater. This device is equipped with an automatic system, due to which the heater is turned off in the event of a fall or when the fuel tank runs out of kerosene. Thanks to such a system, the device is completely safe.

Advantages and disadvantages

All devices have both pros and cons. The kerosene heater is no exception.

The positive aspects of a heating device include:

The device is self-contained.
The wick of the device is distinguished by its durability.
The smell of kerosene and smoke is felt only when the appliance is turned on and extinguished.
Models connected to electricity have many functions.
Heaters that do not require an electrical connection can be used away from home.
The design of the heater makes it possible to cook food, which is very convenient during outdoor recreation.

Smoke and smell of fuel when the heater is turned on and off.
Comparatively high fuel prices.
Open fire.

Characteristics of the Toyotomi Omni 230 heater

The aforementioned Japanese kerosene heater is a fairly powerful model that can be used to heat an area of up to 70 m2. The equipment has two walls, an automatic ignition and extinguishing function, as well as a preset temperature support system. For an hour, such a heater will consume 0.46 liters, while its price is 12,900 rubles.

Choosing a kerosene heater

When making a purchase of any device, it is very important not to make a mistake and make the right choice. After all, I really don't want to throw money down the drain and buy a model that will not meet your requirements. When choosing a kerosene heater, you should be guided by the following tips:

When choosing a device for heating a room, you should take into account the fuel consumption per square meter. Stop on a heater with minimum fuel consumption.
Check with the seller about the possibility of returning the goods in case of a defect during work.
When purchasing a heater for use in nature, you should take into account its weight and the presence of a handle for easy carrying.
Make sure that the unit meets all quality and safety standards.
Availability of warranty and after warranty service.

DIY device

Undoubtedly, the easiest and fastest way is to buy a kerosene heater, but how pleasant it will be to use a self-made unit! Moreover, such a device will cost several times cheaper.

So let's get started! First of all, you need to prepare all the necessary materials and tools:

Tin plate.
Rivets.
Metal grid.
Scissors for metal.
Kerosene can.
Strainer.
The best burner to buy in the store.

Cut out a circle with ears from a tin plate, to which we attach a burner. With the help of the ears, we fasten the strainer on top.
Next, you need two more tin circles with ears, to which you need to attach a cylinder made of a fine metal mesh.
We connect the parts together. To do this, you need to drill holes on the circles of the cylinder and attach a strainer with a burner to it.
Attach the entire structure to the fuel tank.

The homemade heater is ready. Kerosene can be poured into the fuel tank and the burner can be ignited.

Safety requirements

First of all, a homemade heater must be safe. It directly depends on the choice of materials and the quality of the device made. For maximum safety, you need to use a fireproof stand, carefully insulate all contacts.

The device should be easy to use and productive in work. The process of turning on and extinguishing the unit, as well as maintaining the device in working order, should be as simple as possible.

The economy of the device is also important. The higher the efficiency, the more economical the device.

Precautions

When using heating devices, first of all, you need to observe safety precautions. In the event that the unit is made by yourself, the precautions must be observed in the strictest order:

The kerosene heater must never be used near flammable objects.
When filling the fuel tank with kerosene, avoid splashing and spilling fuel.
Before using the factory device, you must strictly follow the instructions for use from the manufacturer.
Do not leave the operating device unattended.

Failure to follow the rules for using the device can lead to unpredictable consequences.

It doesn't matter if you bought a heater in a store or made it yourself, the main thing is that the device is of high quality and safe to use.

Heating units on liquid fuel have been used by people for more than a hundred years and at the same time do not lose their popularity. Consumer requirements for the quality of heating equipment for the home are constantly growing, therefore manufacturers not only improve the designs of the units produced, but also regularly replenish the market with new types of liquid fuel heaters of increased efficiency and functionality.

The best models that run on diesel and gasoline

Kroll Gk 40

An excellent option for heating industrial premises. The system contains a pneumatic fuel atomizer and reliable fuses. Warranty 24 months.

The model is quite powerful: the capacity of the fuel tank is 46 liters, the capacity is just over 1000 m3 / h of heated air.

Optima DSPI-90

A great option for heating rooms up to 100 m2. During operation, there is no smell and noise, which are excellent indicators for installation in a residential area. Environmentally friendly, equipped with a sound warning system in case of an emergency. The device consumes a minimum of electricity, is equipped with a touch display and a remote control.

Caiman VaL6

Diesel infrared heater from a French manufacturer. Equipped with a fire safety system operating in 3 modes. Eliminates noise, smoke and odor during operation. Both diesel fuel and kerosene are suitable as fuel raw materials. Able to work for about 13 hours without user intervention. 3-year warranty.

"Solyrogaz"

A portable version from a Russian manufacturer. A variety of models allows you to select the device, taking into account individual parameters. The oven allows you not only to warm up the room, but also to ensure fast food preparation. When fully charged, the oven can operate for up to 14 hours without interruption. For long-term work in a residential area, an additional installation of a ventilation system is required.

The choice of a diesel heater for a home, summer cottage or industrial premises depends on many parameters. We hope that our explanations and recommendations will help you find the best option.

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Despite the differences in design and potential, all liquid fuel heaters are united by a common factor - their operation requires increased attention from the consumer and compliance with certain fire safety rules. However, these difficulties are compensated by the advantages of liquid fuel units, you just need to correctly navigate their characteristics when choosing a model - to choose a device with reference to specific conditions of use.

Let us consider one of the types of heating equipment - a kerosene heater in terms of comparison with heat generators operating on other liquid energy carriers.

Household kerosene-fueled heat generators

Kerosene heaters

Kerosene is an oily transparent flammable liquid, colorless or with a yellowish tinge, produced from oil. Without going into details of the physical characteristics, the potential of this substance can be judged at least by such a field of application as fuel (or its component) for rocket and gas turbine aircraft engines, as well as furnaces for firing glass and porcelain products.

In everyday life, kerosene is the most common energy carrier of all types of liquid fuel, as it is used in heating units operated in residential, utility, utility and industrial premises. The higher the purification class of this fuel, the less combustion products are released into the air when using the heater.

Several brands of aviation (TS-1, T-1, T-2, T-1C) and lighting kerosene (KO-20, KO-22, KO-25, KO-30) are used for refueling into household heaters.

The main brands of kerosene used for household heaters

The characteristics of aviation fuel are high, but its price does not allow attributing this composition to the combustible materials widely available to the consumer, therefore, lighting kerosene is mainly used in home heaters.

The principle of operation and the device of household kerosene heaters

Kerosene heaters are heat generators that heat a room using infrared radiation. Infrared rays do not affect the transit medium - air, but, meeting with obstacles in the path of propagation, they increase the intensity of the movement of molecules on their surfaces, which causes an increase in the temperature of the upper layers of objects. The interior heated in this way then gives off heat to the air, initiating convective currents in it.

How infrared works

Conventionally, a kerosene heater consists of a body in which the following units are located:

fuel tank (removable or as part of a structure);
electric ignition device (optional);
wick with emitter and combustion intensity regulator;
protective grill.

The kerosene from the fuel tank goes to the wick, where it burns and heats the radiating metal mesh. The intensity of combustion is regulated by a device that changes the length of the burning wick. To avoid burns in case of accidental contact, the infrared emitter is covered with a protective grill. On the cap of the fuel tank there is a valve for replacement air intake, on the heater body there is a fuel level indicator and a device for turning off the unit. For ease of movement, the heaters are equipped with folding handles or special grooves.

Depending on the design and performance class, heaters differ in functionality and, accordingly, in price.

Varieties of kerosene heaters

Infrared kerosene heaters are manufactured in rectangular or cylindrical cases, the dimensions of which are directly proportional to their power.

Varieties of infrared heaters for kerosene

Rectangular devices, as a rule, are more powerful than cylindrical devices and are manufactured in the form of an assembly, in the body of which, behind the emitter, on one side, there is a reflector screen that concentrates IR radiation in the opposite direction. Heating direction adjustment for such units is performed manually - by turning the heater in the desired direction.

The most powerful kerosene heaters with rectangular bodies are produced in the form of a floor-standing fireplace with a removable fuel tank and battery-operated electric ignition function.

Kerosene infrared heaters in the form of fireplaces

Cylindrical heaters are produced in two types - directional and circular heating. This line of kerosene heaters consists of units that are more compact due to the geometry of the body. In addition, some models of cylindrical devices are used not only for heating, but also for lighting, resembling the effect of this function as a gas lamp.

Cylindrical infrared liquid fuel heaters: on the left - with a built-in fan, universal (kerosene, diesel fuel), on the right - circular kerosene

Let's consider the characteristics of kerosene heaters using the example of specific units.

Heater "Kerona" (Kerona WKH-3450)

power - 3.8 kW
dimensions - 50.6 × 32.5 × 32.5 cm (height x width x depth);
consumed fuel - aviation or lighting kerosene;
energy consumption - 360 g / hour
fuel tank capacity - 4.8 l
heating area - up to 20 m 2
electric ignition of the wick device;
device for turning off the device when overturning;
unit weight - 12 kg;
manufacturer - Republic of Korea.

Infrared heating unit Kerona WKH-3450

The model is one of the most popular, due to its versatility - the ability to use for heating both residential and warehouse, utility, utility rooms.

For operation in residential premises, it is advisable to pre-ignite a kerosene heater outside the home, and let it work there for the first 5-7 minutes - until the formation of soot stops, and then bring it into the room. However, ignition is also possible in the apartment - followed by a 5-minute airing.

Important! The combustion of fuel in the heater occurs with the consumption of oxygen from the room air, therefore, the heated room must be periodically ventilated - regardless of the degree of smell from kerosene burning in the house.

The principle of operation of the heater:

the fuel tank is equipped with a push-down valve at the bottom, which opens when the container is installed in its original place in the body;
fuel from the tank is supplied to the base of the porous wick and impregnates it by the capillary method;
after lighting the wick, the combustion chamber heats up, causing the subsequent evaporation of kerosene and the combustion of its vapors;
the mesh walls of the combustion chamber are heated to a high temperature and begin to generate infrared radiation.

Important! After warming up the combustion chamber, manual adjustment of the wick operation is performed, on which the calorific value of the heater, the intensity of consumption and the completeness of fuel combustion depend.

Advantages of infrared kerosene household fireplace heaters:

mobility;
autonomy (batteries);
durability, including the wick;
short duration of smoke formation (on / off);
aesthetics.

relatively high cost of heaters (from 9 thousand rubles);
high cost of fuel;
open fire factors (fire hazard, oxygen consumption from room air).

To get a more complete picture of this kerosene heater, watch the video:

IR heater on kerosene FUJIX M168

An economical portable device, a kind of "burner" for heating and cooking, with a body shape reminiscent of a kerosene lamp for outdoor lighting.

ignition type - electronic;
automatic equipment - standard adjustable thermostat;
rollover shutdown system;
body material - metal / glass;
fuel / consumption - kerosene / ≈ 0.25 l / h;
tank capacity - 2.5 l;
calorific value - 2-2.5 kW;
operating time at one gas station -10 -12 hours;
dimensions - 33x33x44 cm; weight - 4.7 kg;
country of origin - China.

Kerosene heater "KERONA" WKH-3450 (3.7 kW)

Description:

A unique development of a Korean company is the kerosene IR heater Kerona WKH 3450. A portable household appliance for temporary heating of residential premises. It is great for a summer cottage or garage. Passive heating, produced by weakly directed infrared radiation. Safety, efficiency and economy and low price are the main advantages of the kerosene heater Kerona WKH 3450. The kerosene heater Kerona WKH 3450 is a compact, self-contained device, the operation of which is based on the properties of infrared radiation. It provides direct heating, transferring the maximum amount of heat directly to people and objects that are in the radiation zone. Air heating losses are completely excluded.

The source of infrared radiation in Kerona WKH 3450 is a catalytic burner that runs on liquid fuel - lighting or aviation kerosene. To operate the device, you do not need to create pressure inside the fuel tank, fuel is supplied through a fabric wick. Since the device is intended for domestic use, its body is made in the form of a stylized fireplace. Summer cottage, garage - these are the places where Kerona WKH 3450 will provide quick heating. The design of this model does not provide for a carbon dioxide level sensor, therefore, when operating in closed rooms, it is necessary to observe safety measures - to ensure good air exchange and ventilation. Benefits:

The heater is portable, it is intended for installation on a horizontal surface; The radiation from the burner is directed; The best efficiency is obtained by installing a reflective screen on the back of the burner; Safety system - automatic shutdown when overturning, burner safety guard; Ignition - electronic, battery-powered or manual; There is a fuel level indicator; The fuel tank has a cartridge configuration - removable; Functionality - heater, light source; The heater is equipped with a power regulator; On one refueling, this device will provide heat for 12 hours. To light the wick of this heating device, it is most convenient to use the built-in electronic "lighter", but if the batteries run out, you can always light the wick with matches.

Diesel cannon - heater for diesel fuel

The use of diesel fuel for heating is accompanied by a greater release of combustion products into the environment than heating with kerosene, therefore, mini-ovens are not used if they are filled with diesel in stationary housing - there will be a smell in the air, and a yellowish coating will appear on the walls over time.

Taking into account the price attractiveness of diesel fuel, diesel fuel heaters are also produced in other designs that provide for the removal of by-product harmful substances to the street. An example of such heaters is a diesel heat gun, but from the group of units not direct, but indirect heating.

Heat guns of indirect heating: on the left - on a diesel engine, on the right - designed not only for diesel fuel, but also for kerosene

Indirect heating units for the removal of diesel combustion products require a connection to a ventilation system, the potential of which must provide the heater's demand in full, so that the waste does not get inside.

Schematic arrangement of cannons-heat generators of direct and indirect heating

The main characteristics of heat guns are the calorific value, the volume of heated air supplied and the energy carrier consumption.

The power of the units, depending on the purpose of the model, is in the range from 10 to 200 kW. For heating housing, equipment of 15-25 kW is used.

The consumption of kerosene or diesel varies from 1 to 7 l / h. The more powerful the model or the higher the value of the heating intensity regulator, the greater the flow rate.

The operation of these devices is accompanied by a little noise, which imposes certain restrictions on their use for heating living quarters. But these heat generators have no equal, when you need to warm up a large room quickly, while people can be nearby without fear of poisoning by combustion products. In addition, the noise level from the operation of the heat gun can be reduced by placing it in another room, equipping it with a heat pipe, or simply directing a stream of generated hot air into the open door of an adjacent room.

The use of liquid fuel cannons-heat generators for heating private houses

When comparing diesel-fueled heat guns with kerosene units in terms of the efficiency of heating residential premises, one should proceed from the region of residence and the area of residence. An apartment of 1-2 rooms in the middle lane in an emergency can be heated with heaters of sufficient power on kerosene. A private house will require a lot of effort, and here one of the solutions to the problem will be to install a heat gun on a diesel engine.

The device of heaters on diesel fuel and kerosene

Portable kerosene heaters consist of units:

fuel tank;

a bowl with a wick;

wick adjustment knob;

a sensor for measuring the volume of fuel;

burner shell;

burner.

During the operation of the heater, the flame on the wick should be slightly dissected by the mesh (shell) and look out. This working position can be achieved by setting fire to the wick and adjusting the flame height with a special knob. The shell gradually heats up and begins to radiate heat into the room in the infrared range. After the shell and walls of the chamber have completely warmed up, the combustion process itself from the wick passes to kerosene vapors at a certain distance. This combustion process almost completely burns the fuel, but does not burn out the wick tissue. Diesel and kerosene heaters are convenient to use for heating a garage or tent.

The smell of combustion products comes out only during the first time after ignition, when there is still no process of complete combustion of gases, and at the moment of extinguishing.

Today on the market you can buy devices that differ in control methods, the type of fuel used and the method of heat transfer.

Heaters without electronics are autonomous and have shown themselves well in places where there is no electrical network. They are often taken on hikes to heat cars and tents.
Electronically controlled devices are distinguished by the ability to maintain a constant temperature, ignition, fuel supply, extinguishing and other useful functions.
Kerosene fired heaters.
Diesel and kerosene appliances.
With a converter way of transferring heat.
With built-in fan.
Reflector heater.

The main factors to look out for when choosing

A kerosene heater without electronics is characterized by autonomy and perfectly demonstrates itself in places where there is no access to the electrical network. They can be used to heat tents, cars, as well as on hikes.If you have an electronically controlled device in front of you, then you can maintain a certain temperature, fuel supply, extinguishing and other useful functions. Units are often manufactured in such a way that they have the ability to operate not only on kerosene, but also on diesel fuel. You may be wondering if there are models with a converter method for transferring heat on sale. The range of products includes options for reflector heaters and devices that have a built-in fan.

Advantages and disadvantages of kerosene heaters

Like any other equipment, a kerosene heater has its positive and negative sides.

All the advantages of using kerosene heaters:

autonomy of the device;
almost complete absence of smell and smoke during operation;
excellent mobility;
durability of wicks;
a large number of options for electrical models;
the appliance can be used to heat and cook food.

Cons of kerosene heaters:

vapors and smell of the fuel used during firing up and extinguishing the appliance;
high fuel prices;
flame.

How to choose a heater by manufacturer: a description of some models

In order to determine the choice, you need to familiarize yourself with the overview of kerosene heaters, because they have significant differences. For example, "Kerona" is a kerosene heater, which is offered for sale in the WKH-2310 version. This device is quite simple, and it is made in Korea.

This type of heater has been specially designed for heating tents, garages and small houses. The recommended heating area is 12 m2, while the fuel consumption per hour is 0.25 liters. The tank holds 5.3 liters. "Kerona" is a kerosene heater that does not involve the use of electricity; it can also be used for cooking. You can buy such a model for 3900 rubles.

Overview of kerosene heaters from different manufacturers

Kerosene heaters of the South Korean brand Kerona are widely represented on the Russian market. For comparison, we will consider several of the most popular models.

Kerona WKH-2310

This small model is used to heat small spaces, both technical and residential. The unique design of the device makes it possible to use it even for heating a tent without any risk of fire. What makes a device so fireproof?

it is impossible to accidentally burn yourself on the working chamber due to the installed protective grid;
fuel does not flow out of the tank even when the heater is accidentally thrown over due to the protection installed on it;
no matches are needed for ignition because there is an electrical system;
in case of accidental overturning, an automatic damping system is triggered.

Good burning of the wick is ensured by the use of special fiberglass. The top of the appliance can be fitted with a special lid for cooking. The level of heat transfer is regulated by decreasing or increasing the flame. For an hour of operation of the device, only 0.25 liters of kerosene is needed. The volume of the tank is 5.3 liters.

"Kerona" WKH-3300

In addition to all the design features of the previous model, the Kerona WKH-300 kerosene heater has additional features.

First of all, it is a more powerful 7.2 liter tank.
Secondly, there is a special upper reflector that allows you to redirect the heat flow.When installed, the heat moves down to the floor, and from there rises, which leads to uniform heating of the room.
Third, the heating elements are made of stainless steel.
Fourthly, there is a double fuel tank, which creates guaranteed protection against fire when overturning.

In addition to South Korean products, Japanese kerosene heaters are widely represented on the Russian market.

Toyotomi RCA 37A

Used for heating small country houses, summer cottages and garage premises. Japanese kerosene heaters differ from South Korean models with a stationary installation. The devices are equipped with a triple safety system and automatic ignition. Fuel consumption per hour of operation is 0.27 liters of kerosene, a tank with a capacity of 4.7 liters. They are used for heating rooms with an area of no more than 38 m2.

Toyotomi Omni 230

If you need to heat a room up to 70 m2, use this particular model. Double wall fuel tank, automatic ignition, extinguishing, temperature regulation and maintenance. Consumes 0.46 liters per hour. fuel, the volume of the tank is 7.5 liters.

Neoclima KO 2.5 and Neoclima KO 3.0

Unlike Toyotomi kerosene heaters, Chinese Neoclima appliances run on diesel and kerosene. Their fuel consumption is small - from 0.25 to 0.27 liters. in hour. With one tank filling, you can heat the room for about 14 hours. The installation of a catalyst flask makes the exhaust of combustion products to a minimum. The device is equipped with an electric ignition from batteries.

Reviews about the heater brand WKH-2310 from the manufacturer Kerona

This rather compact model can be used to heat even small rooms, this includes those that have a technical or residential purpose. The unique design of the unit allows it to be used without the risk of fire, which is very popular with consumers, as it ensures safety. You may ask a question about what makes this device so fireproof. Experts say that the unit has unique design features. This kerosene tent heater has a working chamber that cannot be burned on. This is due to the fact that the structure has a safety grid. Among other things, you do not have to worry about fuel leaking out of the tank, even if the heater topples over. For ignition, according to users, you do not have to use matches, since there is an electrical system. You can count on the automatic damping system to work if the appliance accidentally overturns. Users who have been using this unit for more than one year note that the wick burns very well, which is ensured by the use of special fiberglass. If you need to cook or reheat food, you can attach a lid to the top of the appliance. The heat transfer rate can be adjusted by increasing or decreasing the flame. For an hour of work, you need only 0.25 liters of kerosene, the volume of the tank is 5.3 liters.

How to choose a kerosene heater?

Most often, kerosene heaters are used for hiking, hunting or fishing. If you decide to install this type of heater in the country, you must consider the following:

Compare the ratio of the area of the heated space to the fuel consumption of heaters from different manufacturers.
Purchase kerosene heaters only in those stores where you can get a replacement in case of a defect. In many models, the tightness of the seams is low and kerosene leakage is often observed.
Be sure to read and adhere to the manufacturer's instructions for use. Most of the models of devices work on lighting kerosene, which contains a minimum amount of substances that form soot. There are devices that work equally from kerosene and diesel.Information on the use of different fuels is indicated in the technical passport.

Failure to observe the rules for using the device can lead to serious consequences.

Customer opinions

We asked the buyers for their opinion and feedback on kerosene heaters. This is what they write and say.

I spend a lot of time in the garage, and in winter I can't do without heating. I chose Carona for myself. I light it up in the street. Even in severe frost, working in the garage is comfortable and you can take off your outerwear. Ivanov Danil, Uryupinsk.

We bought a Korean Kerona 2310 at our dacha. The test was successful, no leaks. The device worked all day in a room of 20 m2. Half of the kerosene remains in the tank. A good combination of price and quality. Anastasia Nezhnaya, Ryazan.

I love winter fishing. With a friend we bought Neoclima. We fish in comfort. We are sitting in a tent by the hole, and next to it there is a kerosene stove on a low fire. You can not even wear jackets. Thanks to the producers. Andrey Klima, Tula.

Now you know how to choose a kerosene heater, what to look for when choosing a particular model, you have read consumer reviews about the best models. Make your choice and your dacha will be warm even in the most severe frost.