- Sales Rank: #13684 in Home Improvement
- Brand: ProCom
- Model: MD5TPA
- Dimensions: 26.00" h x
28.50" w x
9.80" l,
33.10 pounds
Features
- Easy push-button piezo ignition
- Installation is easy and economical with no venting or chimney required
- No electricity is necessary, making it perfect for power outages
- Works with optional blower (#173957)
- Use with the included wall mounting bracket or optional base legs (sold separately), Item# 173958
- Easy push-button piezo ignition
- Installation is easy and economical with no venting or chimney required
- No electricity is necessary, making it perfect for power outages
- Works with optional blower (#173957)
- Use with the included wall mounting bracket or optional base legs (sold separately), Item# 173958
This ProCom Vent-Free Dual Fuel Infrared Radiant Wall Heater offers 99% energy efficiency and dual fuel versatility. Use it with both natural gas or propane for cost-effective comfort. BTU Output: 30,000, Includes: Wall mounting bracket, Thermostat Included: Yes, Blower Included: No, Product Style: Wall heater, Color: White, Heating Capability (sq. ft.): 1,000, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 8 x 26 5/8 x 23 1/2, Oxygen Depletion Sensor: Yes
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By Tim C
Good heater found same one at Tractor Supply but with blower for same price. The one from Amazon did not have blower.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
By Thomas E. Huntley
For years I've used a kerosene heater to heat my garage, and found it acceptable for occasional use. On my last trip to the gas station, Kerosene was over $5 per gallon. Now, each time I wanted to do a project in the garage during the winter, it cost me $3 to $4 just to take off the cold! Being the cheapskate that I am, I shopped the online used stuff site we all love, and purchased a used blue flame heater for $80, that looked like new. The owner told me it worked great. So I parted with the cash and hooked everything up to my new gas line in the garage. After an hour, I went out to see how things were going. Obviously, there was a problem, because the garage stunk to high heaven. I had just wasted $80.After reeling from my loss of four crisp Twenty Dollar Bills, I suddenly became a very smart shopper. While I was not able to do comparisons on anything but paper, I decided on the ProCom based on what "seemed" to be the popularity of the system. Also, I went with the infra-red design, based on the notion that newer usually means improved. Minutes ago, I fired up my new heater, and I could not be happier. After a few minutes of running, there are no fumes at all. I even went outside for a breath of fresh air, and to tune up my nostrils for anything I may not have detected earlier. No problem! This thing burns clean!I live in the Detroit area, and could not locate a retail store where I could pourchase this unit. On-line seemed to be my only option. Then, as I was driving to Central Michigan University to pick up my daughter, it occurred to me that the buyer demographic in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan (up north, as we say here) may actually stock these things. They do, and the price at Manard's was competitive with the best I found on-line. I'm sold. You can't go wrong with a ProCom.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Scott
Have been using an electric metabolic heater for years in the garage, decided it was time to get more comfortable. Installed this heater in my garage, aka "Man Cave" and couldn't be happier. I would say this is the best item I have purchased in the past few years. Installation was simple, hookup to natural gas a plus and it heats up a 3 car garage in a little over an hour from about 45 to 70 degrees, exactly what I was looking for. Gas is so much cheaper than electricity it just makes $ence. Would definitely recommend and buy again.
ProCom Vent-Free Dual Fuel Infrared Radiant Wall Heater - 5-Plaque, 30,000 BTU, Model# MD5TPA
In Stock! Go to STORE Now !9.80" l,
33.10 pounds
Features
- Easy push-button piezo ignition
- Installation is easy and economical with no venting or chimney required
- No electricity is necessary, making it perfect for power outages
- Works with optional blower (#173957)
- Use with the included wall mounting bracket or optional base legs (sold separately), Item# 173958
- Easy push-button piezo ignition
- Installation is easy and economical with no venting or chimney required
- No electricity is necessary, making it perfect for power outages
- Works with optional blower (#173957)
- Use with the included wall mounting bracket or optional base legs (sold separately), Item# 173958
This ProCom Vent-Free Dual Fuel Infrared Radiant Wall Heater offers 99% energy efficiency and dual fuel versatility. Use it with both natural gas or propane for cost-effective comfort. BTU Output: 30,000, Includes: Wall mounting bracket, Thermostat Included: Yes, Blower Included: No, Product Style: Wall heater, Color: White, Heating Capability (sq. ft.): 1,000, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 8 x 26 5/8 x 23 1/2, Oxygen Depletion Sensor: Yes
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By Tim C
Good heater found same one at Tractor Supply but with blower for same price. The one from Amazon did not have blower.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
By Thomas E. Huntley
For years I've used a kerosene heater to heat my garage, and found it acceptable for occasional use. On my last trip to the gas station, Kerosene was over $5 per gallon. Now, each time I wanted to do a project in the garage during the winter, it cost me $3 to $4 just to take off the cold! Being the cheapskate that I am, I shopped the online used stuff site we all love, and purchased a used blue flame heater for $80, that looked like new. The owner told me it worked great. So I parted with the cash and hooked everything up to my new gas line in the garage. After an hour, I went out to see how things were going. Obviously, there was a problem, because the garage stunk to high heaven. I had just wasted $80.After reeling from my loss of four crisp Twenty Dollar Bills, I suddenly became a very smart shopper. While I was not able to do comparisons on anything but paper, I decided on the ProCom based on what "seemed" to be the popularity of the system. Also, I went with the infra-red design, based on the notion that newer usually means improved. Minutes ago, I fired up my new heater, and I could not be happier. After a few minutes of running, there are no fumes at all. I even went outside for a breath of fresh air, and to tune up my nostrils for anything I may not have detected earlier. No problem! This thing burns clean!I live in the Detroit area, and could not locate a retail store where I could pourchase this unit. On-line seemed to be my only option. Then, as I was driving to Central Michigan University to pick up my daughter, it occurred to me that the buyer demographic in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan (up north, as we say here) may actually stock these things. They do, and the price at Manard's was competitive with the best I found on-line. I'm sold. You can't go wrong with a ProCom.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Scott
Have been using an electric metabolic heater for years in the garage, decided it was time to get more comfortable. Installed this heater in my garage, aka "Man Cave" and couldn't be happier. I would say this is the best item I have purchased in the past few years. Installation was simple, hookup to natural gas a plus and it heats up a 3 car garage in a little over an hour from about 45 to 70 degrees, exactly what I was looking for. Gas is so much cheaper than electricity it just makes $ence. Would definitely recommend and buy again.
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