Does a heater like this fog up the windows from inside when running? That would be my biggest concern.
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Will, if the window is already fogged up this heater wouldn't defogg the window. This little heater doesn't have much power.
259610
Honestly It doesn't blow enough air to heat anything so fogging wouldn't be a problem
1576148
Definitely. I do run mine with the windows open sometime, but I it is much more effective with them closed.
599514
Are you refering to your rear window defrost? ... and no, in my experiance, this product puts out a weak amount of heat a power. You're better off using Anti-Fog made by Rain X.
597865
I have used this device mounted on the interior but looking through a window to the outside. The performance was poor during daylight/hot days but improved considerably at night or as the days got cooler. This is a device that looks for heat and the window glass it's looking through can get hot and obscure any movement detections.
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Ha-Ha! Never thought of that. Mine isn't as loud - perhaps because I used foam on all 4 sides (the peel'n'stick type) on the window itself. Yes, there is noise - the unit is pretty basic (and I knew this) - but the price was good, so I balanced out the noise with $ savings. Also, it seems that the unit is pretty crudely built, so maybe there are noise levels which vary from unit to unit. It runs well, for me. I also live in NYC, so noise isn't an issue, it's a daily lifestyle.
650290
You can keep your window screened. The vent doesn't go much farther than the window. I love this unit. It's small but cools very well and it's easy to set up.
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The visible "fog" never filled the entire room... Mine looked about the way you described it, with mist going up a couple feet and then falling. However, the relative humidity in the entire house did go up over time. I know that because the sensor that reads relative humidity was in a different location in the house. If you have good air circulation in your house, things should be fairly constant throughout... But obviously it will be wetter directly in the flow of mist from the unit.
605492
I have not noticed any fogging issues. However, I have not used the device in any extreme temperature differences, i.e., hot day/cold water.
1443039
I'm assuming it is a large open space and usually not well insulated. The heater is thermostatically controlled and would run constantly and burn itself out.
389260
I've been using one in a large warehouse and I noticed that it did fog up once on a damp night. The domes are best used in areas that are within people's reach, their angle can't be adjusted without taking the dome off which requires an allen wrench. Thus, you don't have to worry about people moving them.
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I live in the cold prairies of Canada and have one of these. The windows do not seem to fog much for me when I am plowing snow. I think that because it is not air tight, it doesn't fog much. As far as the cab being warmer, I would say that it is not. It's nice because you don't have the wind on you but there seems to be a decent gap from the bottom of the windshield part and my hood which let's in a little breeze. I'm not disappointed in it for the price. I would buy one again. Zippers on the doors seem to be good and install didn't take too long to figure out. Hopefully that helps a little...
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I do just fine with no window. The window probably gets moist or foggy with the smoke anyways. As long as the the temp is good.
169657
nothing to noticeable, to be honest. we also have a heat bulb we can put in if cold, which reminds me I should put it in, lol. unit works pretty good for us.
364820
This is a nonvented heater so it does produce water vapor. My park model is not very tight so that is not much of a problem for me, but if your unit has tight windows and doors you will build up some moisture inside.
33733
would this heater work as well as others have said in a 2 car garage that isn't insulated?
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No. It only does it if you're blasting the A/C to the max for a while, then it might fog up a bit. But it's not really all that powerful. It's still pretty effective as a humidifier, just not as effective as a full sized one by any means.
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Good day, I ran mine in a 28 ' RV for extra heat. Because it is unvented there is always a concern about low oxygen and excess carbon dioxide in a tight space. I had windows slightly open to vent. I was surprised how much condensation occurred on the windows too. It was nice and quiet. Always beware if the house is tightly wrapped in plastic that you have some ventilation good luck Mike