electric heater

[jcfitzgerald]

Anyone of you guys have a good eletric heater to recomend...or website?

Thanks
john

 

[john300k]

I have this Northern tool electric heater...220 volt...it works good here in North Carolina....
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/...oductDisplay?storeId=6970&productId=595&R=595

 

[gary whipple]

I have this Northern tool electric heater...220 volt...it works good here in North Carolina....
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/...oductDisplay?storeId=6970&productId=595&R=595

I have the same heater, works OK for the winters in KS but might not be enough for colder climate.

 

[Stuart in MN]

This place sells a good selection:

http://www.air-n-water.com/electric-utility-heater.htm

You can also get them from Northern Tools, Graingers, or from your local heating supply store.

Qmark and Berko are good brands, Dayton is good too. Most of the ones you see on the website above will require a 240vac, 30 amp circuit.

 

[M5 LiTE]

The shop space that I'm leasing has a pair of Qmarks and they heat up the 1500 ft2 shop very quickly. I have the vanes pointed as far down as they will go to distribute the heat as evenly as possible. My Craftsmen 60gal air compressor adds a little heat too...

 

[maniac]

I've got that same one from Northern, I'm happy with it too.

 

[Canadian Charlie]

Electric heaters are great and space saving but with the cost of electricity bills I'd go propane

 

[hornett22]

i agree.electricity in CT ain't cheap.

 

[snorvet]

I'm pretty sure i have a http://www.air-n-water.com/product/PH-5HW.html

My detached garage is 20x24, 9' ceiling, and the heater keeps it 50 to 60 degrees thru the winter. My neighbor the hvac contractor recommended this one to me.

 

[jcfitzgerald]

Thanks for help guys