• Heavy gauge steel body protects heater in harsh environments
• Fan-forced for wide heat dispersion
• Dual knob adjustable thermostat for precise temperature control
• Louvers and variable mounting angle provide targeted airflow
• Removable front grill assembly for easy cleaning
• Overheat protection sensor and power indicator light for enhanced safety
• Hard-wired installation

SPECIFICATIONS:

• 208/240 Volt AC / 21 A. - (Req. 30A Circuit Breaker)
• 5000 Watt – 17,065 BTUs
• UL, ETL & SSA Listed
• Area Heated (Sq. Ft.) - 1000
• Heater Controls - Dial
• Product Weight (lb.) - 22.38 lb
• Power/Fuel Type - Electric
• Indoor/Outdoor  Indoor
• Number of Heat Settings  2 Heat
• Manufacturer Warranty  Limited 1 Year
• Portable Heater Features Thermostat

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

• 1 x Commercial Fan Heater

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Question: Does the power indicator light stay on continuously or only when the heater is functioning?

Answer: The light will stay on as long as power is applied to the unit.

Question: Can you wire it to a switch to turn it off/on?

Answer: The unit has a rotary thermostat/switch built in. If you want to run off a wall switch, the switch needs to be rated for 240 volts.

Question: Is this heater capable of using an external thermostat?

Answer: Yes

Question: When the heater reaches the temp you selected does the fan shut off along with the heater?

Answer: Yes, it will shut both the fan and the heating element off.

Question: Is the fan loud?

Answer: No, not really. Just a typical air flow noise and slight motor hum.

Question: Can this heater be placed on a metal shelf or do you have to install it to a wall or ceiling?

Answer: Per the instruction manual, this heater should not be installed closer than 8 inches to a vertical surface. The heater is designed to be ceiling mounted for proper air circulation. Do not install less than 6 feet from the floor.

Question: Can I use a programmable thermostat with this heater?

Answer: As long as your thermostat is capable of switching a 220v, 30 amp line. Typically a programmable thermostat operates (cycles a furnace on/off) at 12vdc. You could use a high voltage solenoid between the thermostat and the heater: the thermostat would trip the 12vdc coil of the solenoid, and its high voltage contacts would cycle this heater on and off. Ultimately, you're better off utilizing the manual thermostat provided with this heater. 

Question: What are the center to center measurements of the mounting bracket holes?

Answer: It's a good 12-16 inches across the top, small but powerful. 

Question: I don’t have a 220 volts outlet, can the heater be powered by a 220 transformer?

Answer: Ideally, it should be hardwired directly into your fuse panel. Your 110v outlets are probably 15 or 20 amps and this unit draws 21 amps. Even if your source is not on a circuit with other outlets it will likely exceed the outlet's capacity.

Question: How many CFM will the fan push?

Answer: It doesn't have a CFM rating but you can feel it about 8 feet away.

Question: Can it heat a 500 sq ft insulated garage?

Answer: Yes, it easily heats a 500 sq ft insulated garage.

Question: Can you add an external low voltage thermostat?

Answer: You would have to install a starter rated for 30 amps 2 pole and with a 24 coil and transformer.

Question: Can this be hooked up to a 110 with a regular plug end??

Answer: This heater requires a single-phase hardwire connection (240-Volt AC) for installation and should be installed by a certified electrician.

Question: What voltage is it?

Answer: 240 volt, 5000 watts. You will need 10/2 with ground wire hooked to a double 30 breaker.

Question: What is the maximum temperature of the unit?

Answer: The max temp is relative. It has a 3000w, 4000w, and 5000w setting. How hot the room gets depends on the area of the room. 

Question: Can this heat up a 750 sq ft insulated garage?

Answer: Yes, it can heat up a 750 sq ft insulated garage.

Question: Can I plug it where my air conditioner was plugged in?

Answer: You need to connect this unit to a 30 amp 240 volt circuit breaker.

Question: How many BTUs is this heater?

Answer: 17,065 BTUs

Question: Can you wire 2 heaters up to one thermostat?

Answer: Yes you can wire as many heaters as you want to one thermostat as long as you have room for the wires.