- Sales Rank: #6856 in Home
- Color: White
- Brand: NewAir
- Model: G73
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 14.00" h x
9.50" w x
9.00" l,
15.00 pounds
Features
- Automatic safety shut off
- Durable steel construction
- Built-in thermostat
- Warms 500 sq. ft.
- Wall or ceiling mountable
- Automatic safety shut off
- Durable steel construction
- Built-in thermostat
- Warms 500 sq. ft.
- Wall or ceiling mountable
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
82 of 83 people found the following review helpful.
By Kevin Redden
I haven't seen the electric bill yet so I'm giving this heater 5 stars. I had previously bought one of the propane Reddy Heaters (RLP50VA see my review on that) to heat my garage but that heater was completely unsuitable for that task. This one is perfect, it heats up the garage quickly and is quiet and clean. It is a 240v heater and requires a hardwired installation so is a little bit of a pain but I wired everything up and had an electrician friend come check out my work before I turned it on and all was OK. Needed a 30A dual pole circuit breaker and 10/2 wire along with a junction box and flexible connecting cable but it was worth the effort! My garage is a garage under (standard Colonial) 26x22 so the ceiling is insulated but nothing else is. Living in NH, a heated garage for working on the cars is pretty much a necessity and I would recommend this heater highly.
86 of 90 people found the following review helpful.
By D. J.
I built my woodshop which is well insulated (R19 in walls, R40 in ceiling) and about 460 square feet with 8 foot ceilings. Living in Iowa, I was skeptical whether this heater could do the job where it sometimes gets 10 to 20 below for several days in Dec and Jan. Those fears were alleviated.If you are at all concerned that the heater can handle a level of cold that commonly reaches 33 below (wind chill) and -20 ambient temp, worry no more. I kept the heater on the third mark out of 10 and it maintained between 49 and 53 depending on the coldness of the night. When I went out to work, I turned it up to a tad beyond LOW and it leveled at 60 degrees. It's also very quiet in that I'm able to have a normal voice conversation with anyone present and we aren't really aware when it turns on. Very nice not have the smell of fuel oil in the air. I'm very happy with the purchase.Edit as of 01-03-09. The local news just advised that here in my area, it is the 9th coldest December since 1897 when they started keeping track. They also said it is the second snowiest December on record. There were several days below 0 and a couple to -20 ambient temp which is common in those months any Winter. This small heater keeps up better than I thought it would.Edit as of Dec of 2013 - I'm now on my 6th Iowa Winter with this in the shop and haven't had any issue at all. By this time, I figure it doesn't owe me much, but if by chance it did go south, I'd buy another without hesitation. Fortunately, it just keeps working as well as the day I hung it. Highly recommend.
48 of 55 people found the following review helpful.
By Dean Gardner
I needed dependable heat for a small (480 sq/ft) woodworking shop. Prior to installing this unit I was using a Monitor kerosene heater which was plagued with mysterious 'shut-downs'. Because of limited space a wood stove was out of the question, so I gave this unit a try; it's more than adequate (I live in Maine) to maintain comfortable working temperatures even on the coldest of days. Got my first electric bill yesterday and it wasn't nearly as expensive to run as I had thought...adding maybe $100 to the total electric bill (and the unit is running 24/7)!All in all, an excellent source of shop heat.
NewAir G73 Electric Garage Heater - Safe and Reliable Heat for 500 Sq Ft
In Stock! Order Now !9.00" l,
15.00 pounds
Features
- Automatic safety shut off
- Durable steel construction
- Built-in thermostat
- Warms 500 sq. ft.
- Wall or ceiling mountable
- Automatic safety shut off
- Durable steel construction
- Built-in thermostat
- Warms 500 sq. ft.
- Wall or ceiling mountable
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
82 of 83 people found the following review helpful.
By Kevin Redden
I haven't seen the electric bill yet so I'm giving this heater 5 stars. I had previously bought one of the propane Reddy Heaters (RLP50VA see my review on that) to heat my garage but that heater was completely unsuitable for that task. This one is perfect, it heats up the garage quickly and is quiet and clean. It is a 240v heater and requires a hardwired installation so is a little bit of a pain but I wired everything up and had an electrician friend come check out my work before I turned it on and all was OK. Needed a 30A dual pole circuit breaker and 10/2 wire along with a junction box and flexible connecting cable but it was worth the effort! My garage is a garage under (standard Colonial) 26x22 so the ceiling is insulated but nothing else is. Living in NH, a heated garage for working on the cars is pretty much a necessity and I would recommend this heater highly.
86 of 90 people found the following review helpful.
By D. J.
I built my woodshop which is well insulated (R19 in walls, R40 in ceiling) and about 460 square feet with 8 foot ceilings. Living in Iowa, I was skeptical whether this heater could do the job where it sometimes gets 10 to 20 below for several days in Dec and Jan. Those fears were alleviated.If you are at all concerned that the heater can handle a level of cold that commonly reaches 33 below (wind chill) and -20 ambient temp, worry no more. I kept the heater on the third mark out of 10 and it maintained between 49 and 53 depending on the coldness of the night. When I went out to work, I turned it up to a tad beyond LOW and it leveled at 60 degrees. It's also very quiet in that I'm able to have a normal voice conversation with anyone present and we aren't really aware when it turns on. Very nice not have the smell of fuel oil in the air. I'm very happy with the purchase.Edit as of 01-03-09. The local news just advised that here in my area, it is the 9th coldest December since 1897 when they started keeping track. They also said it is the second snowiest December on record. There were several days below 0 and a couple to -20 ambient temp which is common in those months any Winter. This small heater keeps up better than I thought it would.Edit as of Dec of 2013 - I'm now on my 6th Iowa Winter with this in the shop and haven't had any issue at all. By this time, I figure it doesn't owe me much, but if by chance it did go south, I'd buy another without hesitation. Fortunately, it just keeps working as well as the day I hung it. Highly recommend.
48 of 55 people found the following review helpful.
By Dean Gardner
I needed dependable heat for a small (480 sq/ft) woodworking shop. Prior to installing this unit I was using a Monitor kerosene heater which was plagued with mysterious 'shut-downs'. Because of limited space a wood stove was out of the question, so I gave this unit a try; it's more than adequate (I live in Maine) to maintain comfortable working temperatures even on the coldest of days. Got my first electric bill yesterday and it wasn't nearly as expensive to run as I had thought...adding maybe $100 to the total electric bill (and the unit is running 24/7)!All in all, an excellent source of shop heat.
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- Automatic safety shut off
- Durable steel construction
- Built-in thermostat
- Warms 500 sq. ft.
- Wall or ceiling mountable
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