How high off of the floor is too high to place the heater?
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I'm not sure on this answer. But in our chicken coop, it's approximately 3-4 ft. off the ground, actually inside of the chicken coop. It's probably best to check with the manufacturer on this question.
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You can put it up higher on the wall but remember it radiates heat forward (about 20%) and upward (about 80%). Also I have had terrible problems with all my units "CRACKING". You may to consider another product!
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No. The manual clearly states: "Do not install heater upside down or sideways. Heater must be located in the horizontal position."
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It comes with a unit that you screw on the wall then place the heater on the unit above an electrical socket. The cord is just long enough to be placed above the screwed in unit. It could sit on the floor also if the electrical outlet is close to the floor. Mine sits above my vanity in the bathroom. This is my second heater and I love it. As with anything else in todays world, things are not built to last long anymore. None the less it served its purpose well. I would buy a third!
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there is about 4 inches of space between the bottom of the heater and the floor. I have not noticed the floor heating up at all if that is the concern. I am not sure what the material of the outer casing is.
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Hi @nerenttt,You need to maintain a minimum distance of 1 feet from the heater
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You can set it on low or high,incidentally all of the heaters we bought for the work place no longer work. Not a GOOD PRODUCT
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Pretty close. I've had clothes right beside it, in front of it. I wouldn't put your bed right beside it blocking the entire thing tho. The heater is pretty long. A safe clearance for a bed (as long as their is adequate air circulation around the unit) is probably 4 feet, I would guess but I'm not an expert. It is radiant heat so the unit is safer than a regular one. Doesn't get insanely hot to the touch. With the radiant heat, That also means you should turn it on 20 min or so before going to that room to give it time to heat the air.
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I think you could put a small TV on top of this heater. The top of the heater measures 19" long by 9 1/2" deep. It does not get hot to the touch when operating. The heat comes out the bottom, front side. However, it is only about 23 1/2" high, so I would be cautious putting a TV on top of this heater with young children in the home.
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I have it mounted about a foot above the floor, no issues. It's a very self-contained unit so mounting shouldn't matter that much, it's make sure the space in front is clear.
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I use my remote or go directly to the heater and push the up area. Mine is set at 72. If that doesn't work call duraflame.
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I think the instructions have a recommended height. Remember whatever height you choose is where the thermostat will sense the temp.Mark
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The top of the heater is approximately 33" from the floor at the minimum height setting.
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The owners manual which should have come with your heater shows clearances as follows. From the ceiling 36", from either side 8", from the floor 2", from the rear none provided it is mounted with the supplied mounting bracket. Hope this helps!
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12 cm or 4 3/4" if vertical. There is a clear minimum-depth reference on the heater just below the control section. The reference in the instructions I take to mean that the control section does not need to be immersed.
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From the included literature: The following minimum clearances must be maintained: Bottom of heater to floor - 1/4", Sides of heater to adjacent wall - 12", Top of heater to ceiling 36". Also, heater can only be mounted horizontally.
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You may lose all of the heat out the drafty window. You also need to leave some space for good airflow around the heater. I'd plan to keep my couch about 6" away, but make certain to check it occasionally in case it gets too hot.