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Alcon: Yesterday morning was in the 30s here and the first real test. I have to say it works okay not great. My garage is a standard 4 car with sheet rock walls and no insulation. I had to leave the heater on for over 2 hours to take the edge off the cold (I had it aimed at the first 2-bay...

Dave...thanks for the comeback, I exchanged mine yesterday & the new one is much, much quieter. Will hang it this weekend. Thanks again. YB.....looking good, anxious to hear your report. Happy Thursday, Rick

David, I may be taking mine back for an exchange, works fine but the fan is noisy, sounds like it's hitting something. Any noise issues with yours? Thanks, Rick

Thanks Diesel, I'm not sure either but can't see how it can be harmful, in my mind that's exactly how it would have ended up had I hard-wired it. The plug, receptacle & circuit all meet the heater's 240V/30A requirements.

Okay, I believe what I am doing wrong is the way I wired it. As stated, I have a 4-prong receptacle but the heater only accommodates 3 wires (2 lines & 1 ground). That said, I believe the right way to do this is: 1. Black wire to line 1 2. Red wire to line 2 3. Ground to ground 4. Neutral not...

Hi, Bought a ProFusion EH 4604 heater from Northern Tools. The reviews were good on their site and found a few positive comments on this forum. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200578579_200578579 Anyway, I already had a 240V 30 amp 4-prong receptacle in my garage so I wired the...

Thanks all, sorry for the slow reply, was working. Pretty sure I'm going to return the Craftsman set and get the Gladiator. I'll stay with Craftsman wall cabinets and roll-away tool cabinets for under the bench. Now I need to figure out a good light for over the bench. Rick

Hello All: I purchased a Craftsman 8 foot workbench and I really like it; however, as most of you know it is 42" high. That's a problem because the only place in my garage I can put it is the raised lip on the back wall. Bench is way too high. I know I can build a step up deck to compensate...