I need a heater for my 750sqft basement one room in it is finished .is this what you would recommend
855673
It is my understanding that this type of heater should not be used in a tightly enclosed space like a basement, for fear of carbon monoxide build up. I know it is safe for a garage where there is more ventilation.
855674
so get one that's vented to avoid the carbon monoxide, I didn't know I thought vent less meant that build up would not happen??
855675
Yes, I would absolutely recommend Mr. Heater. We have a 400 sq ft living room in a drafty, old house. We didn't have to turn it up higher than the first setting and the whole living room was warm and comfortable. Just make sure it is well ventilated.
855676
Yes, I have mine in my kitchen 10' X 22' , and it will cook you out except on the floor because the heat goes up, paddle fan on low helps .
855677
Should do a good job. I added a fan above it so it would circulate quickly in my garage which is 450 sq foot. Never need it on high. I would insure there is some fresh air for the room for safety.
1474879
Yes very good heater use it for me and my dog and warms up 3 full size rooms no problem. It runs all day at 65 degrees in the winter and cost about $100 extra good buy
1260246
This Electric heater will work perfect for an unfinished basement or any workshop that is less the 400 sq ft or 20'x 20' insulated room
208107
I would recommend you use 2 600W heaters for such a big room that is not insulated at all. These heaters are the safest available ones and this supplier is the only to offer 600W. If I were you I would purchase 3 600W heaters and install them around the room
2187999
In a poorly insulated older home, it's way more than adequate for a 15 x 15 room when outside temperature is in the 30s or even lower.In a room that is twice that size, it's just not enough at these temperatures. A space heater is a necessity. Overall, in my situation after exactly one year of use, GOSH am I pleased!!
482049
This will most definitely heat a room this size. It will simply shut down when the room is at temp so no worries about overkill. We are heating a 400 sq foot space easily.
1080908
i will say that this is a great heater. I use it in conjunction with a 55,000 btu to heat my 3 floor house. it works just fine to heat my office and attached full bathroom. it will even raise the temperature of the adjacent living room a few degrees. will it heat your whole house? of course not. will it heat your entire first floor? perhaps on a 50 degree day. however it will heat just fine at least one to two connected rooms just fine even when the temperature gets to below 32.
1945316
This is a really amazing heater. It can heat my 400 square foot basement quickly, bringing the temperature up from 58 degrees to 74 degrees with an hour. I purchased and returned many heaters for my basement before finding this model in a local hardware store.
556723
I have 1200 sq feet and it does the job. I keep it in center of my home and while the living room and kitchen are nice and toasty the outer rooms are a bit cooler. That would be on the lowest setting. On that low setting a 20 lb tank will last me five days. Yes it has a blower but if the power goes down the unit still works vary well. I have not been sorry that I bought this heater. It has been a good preformer. I would add that I live in the mountains of Arizona and we see our fair share of snow and cold but in my home I am cozy and warm.
432493
Yes it is quite efficient. However it does not heat as large an area as indicated. We purchased it for our basement which has no other heat source and it only raises the temperature 2-4 degrees. It does work really well in a room about 12/16.
1605306
I multiplied the two numbers and 625 sq/ft is your footage. I think the heater would be suitable in that kind of space. Make sure you always shut it off outdoors because of some un burnt fumes that will be produced because it's still hot. Then bring it back indoors. It's a great heater! I have 2
495531
This unit, like all infrared heaters, are only intended to be supplimental heat. That being said, i have been able to heat the whole 2nd floor of my cape. Its a large cape, so we're talking roughly 900sqft. Just make sure you consider where you run the unit in relation to the thermostat.
961433
I believe so as if heats my 500 square foot cottage I'm renting in Washington state on the low setting easily. I'm quite sure it can handle a700 square foot basement. Especially if you use the higher setting. The units thermostat is very accurate and will keep the temperature you want. Highly recommended. Hope this helps.
1605305
25 x 25= 625 sq ft. This heater is rated for an area that would be around 1100-1200 square feet. In your smaller space, this would be a lot of heat and you would have a real ventilation problem unless you had open window or doors leading from this space. A smaller heater rated at around 10,000 btu would be best for you.
2148874
I use my Procom gas heater to heat an attached sun room measuring20'x15' During the heating season, the room is a comfortable 68 degrees with the thermostat dial set between 2 and 3. Depending on the area of your basement, and whether it is totally below ground, a low setting on the thermostat dial would meet your needs. I would call Procom's technical support, if you need a more precise answer.
1283450
This unit heats things around it. In the basement where you have cold floors and walls I don't think you would be happy. It has trouble in the basement.
1497491
Yes it is. So far I have had very good results with this appliance. I have a basement with no heat as I have electric heating and have had no problems with the lower temperatures in my basement It does a good job. R.N.