Diesel Heater
Born to Roam 2kW Bluetooth Diesel Heater — Full Kit
Bluetooth-controlled diesel heat for RVs and boats — runs all night on a single tank
Why this product?
Staying warm overnight in your van or on your boat without running the engine or draining your battery is a real challenge in NZ winters. This heater runs independently on diesel, so you stay comfortable without sacrificing power or sleep.
- Bluetooth app control from your phone or bunk
- Full DIY kit — no extra parts needed
- Quiet operation — won't disturb sleep
- Runs on diesel — no battery drain
- Suitable for vans, motorhomes, and boats
- LCD panel and remote control included
About this product
The Born to Roam 2kW Bluetooth Diesel Heater is a compact, fuel-efficient heating solution built for caravans, campervans, motorhomes, and yachts. Running on diesel, it delivers consistent warmth in cold conditions without the safety concerns of gas heating. Bluetooth connectivity lets you set and adjust temperature from your phone, while the included LCD panel and remote give you full control without leaving your bunk.
- Output: 2kW — suitable for spaces up to approximately 15m³
- Fuel: Diesel
- Control: Bluetooth app, LCD panel, and remote control
- Modes: Fan only, manual heat, and smart (thermostat) mode
- Noise level: Quiet operation — designed for use while sleeping
- Power: 12V DC
- Suits: Caravans, campervans, motorhomes, and yachts
- Kit includes: Heater unit, fuel pump, fuel line, ducting, exhaust pipe, wiring harness, mounting hardware, LCD controller, and remote
Everything needed for a complete installation is included in the box. Durable construction handles the demands of travel and marine environments.
Why this beats the alternatives
Unlike cheap diesel heaters with no app control, the BORN TO ROAM unit connects via Bluetooth so you can adjust temperature from your bunk. The full kit includes everything for a DIY install — fuel tank, wiring harness, exhaust, and ducting — so there's no hunting for parts separately.
Who it's for
Perfect for NZ van lifers, motorhome owners, and boat skippers who spend nights aboard in cooler months.
