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Espar Gasoline Heater
Airtronic B4
4KW
$2,299.99
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The Espar Airtronic heaters provide reliable and economical heat for vans, trucks, and roof top tents.
Choose the B2 and B4 models for gasoline, or D2 and D4 for diesel.
They work without starting the engine. Thus, you save fuel while staying warm, even off-grid.
An Espar Airtronic heater is a forced air system.
It burns diesel or gasoline to heat ambient air.
Made by Eberspächer in Germany, it combines reliability and longevity.
Ideal for off-grid, it draws fuel from the vehicle's tank.
Thus, you stay autonomous during the harshest Canadian winters.
The B series runs on gasoline. It suits gasoline vehicles.
In contrast, the D series uses diesel. It targets diesel vehicles.
In both cases, the technology remains similar.
You enjoy clean combustion and excellent efficiency.
The Espar heater draws in outside air, then mixes it with a small amount of fuel.
A glow pin ignites the mixture and creates heat.
Next, a fan spreads the warm air into the cabin.
Exhaust gases vent outside.
Thus, the interior stays healthy and odor-free.
The Espar heaters install in vans, overland trucks, and campervans.
They operate on 12 V or 24 V depending on the model.
For example, pick the D2 for a small van.
Prefer the D4 for a larger volume.
Add 4-season insulation to boost efficiency.
Opt for B2 or B4.
You avoid carrying a second fuel.
Your trips gain simplicity.
Select D2 or D4.
They use the same fuel as the engine.
It is ideal for long road trips.
Espar heaters excel at high altitudes.
They work up to 3,000 m without an extra sensor.
Webasto often limits to 2,200 m.
Plus, Espar stays quieter with its brushless motor.
The two-year or 2,000-hour warranty builds trust.
Unlike cheap Chinese heaters, Espar produces no odor.
Combustion remains stable, even in extreme cold.
Non-EPA certified models have shorter lifespans.
With Espar, you invest in durable and safe gear.
A B2 or D2 covers about 15 m² in an insulated van.
They reach up to 7,500 BTU/h. Perfect for small spaces.
A B4 or D4 handles around 20 m².
They climb to 13,600 BTU/h. Ideal for larger vans or overland trucks.
Install the Espar heater under a seat or in a storage compartment.
Connect it to the tank via the supplied pump.
Attach intake and exhaust outside.
Link power to the battery.
Expect four to six hours for a careful DIY setup.
Turn on via the EasyStart Pro controller, then pick the temperature.
The system adjusts power automatically.
Activate Eco mode to save fuel.
Use Boost mode for faster heating.
After shutdown, residual heat lingers for minutes.
Schedule cycles with EasyStart Pro.
Set time, duration, and temperature.
The heater starts alone for a cozy wake-up.
It fits off-grid nights perfectly.
Energy gets managed smartly, without waste.
Clean the filter every 2,000 hours.
Use quality fuel and skip excess additives.
Add an auxiliary battery and solar panels.
Thus, you stay independent longer, even in winter.
It draws air, mixes it with diesel, then ignites the blend.
Heat passes through an exchanger.
A fan spreads warm air inside.
Carbon can build up.
Tough starts happen sometimes.
Error codes often signal needed maintenance.
A clogged filter blocks airflow.
Regular cleaning prevents these issues.
Yes, it is possible. However, cycle with high power.
This burns carbon deposits.
Always check ventilation.
Espar heaters stay more reliable for extended use.
Start with EasyStart Pro, then set the temperature.
Let automatic regulation handle the rest.
Run it 20 minutes monthly.
Keep electrical connections clean and tight.
Yes. They include self-diagnostics and overheat protection.
EPA and CARB certifications ensure clean combustion.
Install ducts properly.
You boost safety and performance.
For a D2, expect about 1 to 2.8 liters.
A D4 uses 1.1 to 5.1 liters.
Consumption varies by power level.
B models are similar with gasoline.
Yes, Webasto is well-regarded.
Quality holds with good upkeep.
However, Espar heaters handle altitude better.
They also stay quieter.
They get produced in Germany by Eberspächer, founded in 1865.
Distribution in Canada is solid.
These units withstand extreme conditions.
They suit Canadian winters perfectly.
Both are top German leaders.
Espar holds up to 3,000 m altitude without a sensor.
It stays more discreet in noise.
Webasto is effective, but more limited in height.
The B series uses gasoline.
The D series runs on diesel.
Choose based on your vehicle.
Features stay close otherwise.
For a small van, pick B2 or D2.
For bigger space, choose B4 or D4.
Consider insulation and volume.
Test and tweak for best comfort.
Check the filter yearly.
Clean the glow pin.
Inspect ducts and clamps.
Run the heater 20 minutes monthly.
You cut buildup and breakdowns.
In conclusion, Espar Airtronic heaters turn winter into a comfy season.
Reliable and thrifty, they fit all Canadian overlanders.