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LIWOLF Air 8D (Diesel Parking Heater 12V 8KW)
This new Liwolf Air 8D with an efficient and powerful diesel engine comes with a 12-volt connection. With a power output of no less than 8KW (8000 watts), this parking heater is one of the most powerful in its class.
Carbon look
Just a little different, but with the quality you are used to from us.
The housing is made from recycled plastic. The reason why we chose plastic is because it is light, strong, and durable.
Compact
Thanks to the very compact design, the Liwolf Air 8D can be mounted in almost any space.
Why Liwolf Air 8D (Diesel parking heater 12V 8KW)
* Very rapid space heating shortly after the start of heating
* Low power consumption
* Ideal for longer burn times when the vehicle is stationary
* Low fuel consumption
* Adjustable room temperature control
* Easy installation (when installed by specialists)
* Exceptionally quiet due to the stepless speed control of the electric motor
* Permanent function check
* Security and diagnostic system
* Low-maintenance and user-friendly
Packaging (see image):
1 x Liwolf Air 8D (Diesel parking heater 12V 8KW)
Parking Heater Advisory Table
In the advisory table below, we provide you with an indication of which parking heater suits you best. Of course, this is an advice and it may differ in practice.
For small surfaces such as cars or trucks, a 2KW parking heater is always used.
Campers and boats often have a somewhat larger surface area; therefore, the advice is to use at least 5KW.
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Parking heater 2KW |
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Parking heater 5KW |
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| Parking heater 5KW | X | X |
What does a Liwolf diesel heater look like on the inside?
In the how-to video below, you can see the interior and the functions of the different components.
Installing a Parking Heater
Liwolf diesel parking heaters are easy to install. To make it as easy as possible for you, we have created a convenient installation video.
Installing a Diesel Heater Yourself
The simplified self-installation guide can also be found at the bottom left of the website under the section "Installing a Diesel Heater" or use this link.