Oil heater type THW OEH 25-F

Diesel-powered tent heater for THW operations

The OEH 25-F oil heater is a diesel-powered heating unit designed for the direct heating of emergency and rescue tents. With a heat output of 24.8 kW and an airflow rate of 1,500 m³/h, it is suitable for quickly heating large tent areas—even at low outdoor temperatures.

An integrated CO monitor continuously monitors the indoor air and directly intervenes in the unit’s control system. The recirculation function reduces fuel consumption during operation by approximately 30%. The included Y-distributor allows two tents to be heated simultaneously using a single heater. All accessories are delivered fully packed in a sturdy aluminum box that can be transported directly on top of the heater.

With dimensions of 1,193 x 398 x 796 mm, the unit is stackable on Euro pallets and designed for transport on emergency vehicles.

technical details

FuelHeating oil EL / diesel
Heat output25 kW
Consumption2,4 l / h
Air volume1.500 m³/h
Fuel supplyExternal refueling via canister
Electrical connection220 V / 50 Hz plug, IP 67
Dimensions (L x W x H)1193 x 398 x 796 mm
Weight72 kg

Characteristics

  • Powder-coated steel housing, easy to maintain and durable
  • Integrated CO monitor with direct control over the unit’s operation
  • Recirculation function for approximately 30% reduced fuel consumption
  • Connection of air hoses for targeted heating of individual tent areas
  • External refueling via canister; no built-in tank
  • Electrical connection: 220 V / 50 Hz, IP 67 plug
  • Dimensions compatible with Euro pallets (stackable)
  • Included in delivery: room thermostat, CO detector, Y-distributor, connecting sleeve, 1 warm-air hose (yellow), 1 recirculation hose (blue), 10-meter extension cable for room thermostat, aluminum box

Applications

  • Heating of operational and rescue tents for fire departments, the German Federal Agency for Technical Relief (THW), and Armed Forces
  • Simultaneous heating of 2 tents via a Y-distributor
  • Winter operations and large-scale disaster situations requiring extended deployment
  • Field camps and semi-permanent installations
  • Humanitarian missions in cold regions