Comfort Zone 5000 Watt Shop/Garage Heater

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[@larrytaylor7753]

So glad to see that you and your thumb are fit for projects again.

[@johng7rwf419]

Pleased to see you back in the workshop...

[@skycarl]

Looks like a good little unit John. Perfect for your shop. Glad to see you up and running strong again buddy.

[@TinkerJohn_W5CYF]

Thanks 👍

[@dannywilsher4165]

Nice review Mr. John. I need to get some doors on my three sided carport. Then I can heat and cool it.

[@gvet47]

Does the fan work well for moving the heat around. My small unit the fan does little to move heat. Does the manual say anything about a remote thermostat. It may overheat with a remote. My garage has a high ceiling which really does not help unless maybe I added a ceiling fan. Stay warm.🤣

[@TinkerJohn_W5CYF]

Galen, the fan works "fair" for moving the air. Somedays I'll use a small oscillating fan to help circulation. Overall very pleased with the heater.

[@simonbirt6121]

With the energy prices here in the UK, I would have to sell a kidney to pay the bill if I had a 5000 watt heater. How much is a unit of electricity in Texas?

[@TinkerJohn_W5CYF]

Simon, here in Texas we can shop around and select power companies. We can enter contracts (usually contract last 12-60 months) and choose power source (wind, solar, natural gas, etc). Currently I pay about 11 cents (USD) per KWH.