The electrician wired up the Fahrenheat 17,000 BTU electric heater and so far I'm very happy with the performance. It is heating the garage nicely. I could probably get it down to T-Shirt wearing temps if I wanted to drive up my energy bill.
The darn thing is very quiet too.
Once again thanks for the info! I'm lov'in the warmth.
RonnyL wrote:Have been heating my garage with a 35,000 BTU propane heater and when garage comes up to temp shut it off and just use my electric heater on ceiling]http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/ ... 70_595_595[/url]
This heater does a good job keeping it warm but has a hard time getting it up to temp. so the propane heater. Never start any project with propane heater running, you know - open flame(my name is not Tim Taylor).
What I wish I would have went with is this heater; http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/ ... _200307959
This is the ideal heater in my humble opinion and I may put one up in the near future.
Good luck in your selection
Ron
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