Comfort Zone Heater

[sleepy127]

I am looking at getting this for my 24x30 attached garage. I am in Northern Kentucky just south of Louisville and with the temperatures here and missing working in my garage I am looking into heating it lol. This past week has been between 4 and 20 degrees for the most part. Haven't got above freezing as far as I know. I went through a gallon of kerosene yesterday in my garage and it was still around 30 in there. I am going to insulate the doors starting tomorrow to help but I was also wondering what are the opinions out there on this comfort zone heater. It is 69 at Rural King and I am hoping it will keep it above 50 without much effort.
https://www.ruralking.com/heater-240v-garage-wlmnt-5000w.html?utm_medium=email&utm_source=2018-01-03+CZ220&utm_campaign=3400363&utm_contnet=3400363&_bta_tid=36650849435476410414092769099284532328426068930454641861754429714214395089169754572179941436855146302057

 

[DaDuck]

the link is for a 17,500 BTU unit? That is not going to move the temp much in that size building. I don't know what the calculations are, but 10X that is probably what you need depending on how well insulated the building is.

 

[Burl]

I have this heater in my 30X32X12 well insulated wood garage, it has maintained it at 50 deg. with my ceiling fan barely running for the last 2 weeks in this real cold weather. Doesn't seem to run a lot, and I keep it on the middle heat setting.

 

[sleepy127]

Thanks, I am looking at a few options. Not really looking to get it to 70 and hold it. Just looking to turn it on a few hours before I go out and get it comfortable if o have a light jacket on.


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