NewAir Portable 120v Electric Garage Heater Perfect for Homes and RV’s NGH170GA00 - Product Review

PERFECT FOR HEATING GARAGES AND SMALL SPACES - The NewAir portable garage heater comes ready to work straight out of the box: take it out and plug it into any standard 120V outlet. Built with your convenience in mind, this garage heater comes with an easy-grip handle, stable and sturdy feet, an adjustable tilt head, and a lightweight build to give you added heat anywhere in your garage or worksite.
DURABLE CONSTRUCTION BUILT TO LAST IN TOUGH CONDITIONS - The NewAir portable garage heater is built with durable stainless-steel coils-a high-quality heating solution that withstands dust, debris, and mildew, and can last against long-term use in rugged workspaces.
A PERSONAL HEATER THAT PACKS A POWERFUL PUNCH - The easy-flow wind bracket efficiently directs fan forced air through the heating coils, sending evenly heated streams of hot air into your garage or workspace. With 116 CFM of fan forced power, this master spot heater packs a punch in areas that are up to 170 square feet of spac
STAY SAFE AND PROTECTED WHILE YOU WORK - The high-temperature protection feature removes the risk of overheating for peace of mind while you work in your garage, barn, or workshop. Cool-touch housing lets you move your personal spot heater with ease and without the risk of accidental burns, even after it has been fully operation on high heat.
SMART SAFETY FEATURES - This garage heater has an internal thermostat and automatic shut-off function that prevent overheating. The exterior housing is also designed to stay cool to the touch, preventing any opportunities for accidental burns.
Product Model: NGH170GA00
10% Discount Code: GAVIN_10
Product Link: glnk.io/3qmq/gavins-garage
Amazon Link amzn.to/3DzYbU0

[@thomcampbell9749]

Thanks again Gavin you researh everything you do im going to check this out love your channel

[@DETAILINGDETAILING-hb7bj]

Nice and quiet.
May consider for my auto detailing van and or home garage for winter in PHILADELPHIA thanks for posting.

[@TheSnakeman3]

Just like the heaters we use our greenhouses and in the chicken coop. They work very well.

[@Tom-In-Ga]

Perfect timing. I just started looking around for a garage heater. My 2 car garage has a bedroom over it. As anyone who has a similar setup knows, that bedroom is the coldest in the house. I'm just north of Atlanta so we get some pretty cold temps at night. My plan is to insulate the garage door and add electric heat. I think I'm going with a 240 volt ceiling mounted heater because it's more efficient than the 120 volt. But this heater would be perfect for camping or working in an unheated area or anywhere some heat is needed. Thanks for posting and reviewing!

[@GeneratorReviews]

It performed well and was quite

[@bobbyk6761]

Voltage from 120 or 240 does not affect an electric heaters efficiency or heat output.. Both heaters will cost you the same amount on your power bills. If your worried about efficiency get a heat pump.

[@Tom-In-Ga]

@@bobbyk6761 Poor choice of words on my part. A 240 volt heater can output much more heat then a 120 volt heater which is what I'm looking for. I can fit 2 pickup trucks in my garage with room to spare. I want something that'll heat up quick. A 120 volt heater doesn't have enough umph.

[@bobbyk6761]

​@@Tom-In-Ga If anyone cares, The avg 240 volt heat strip uses about 20 amps, so 240x20=4800 watts, 4800x3.412 gives you the heat out put... of 16377btus. If we are using 120 volt, the strip it will 40 amps. 120x40=the same 4800 watts. 4800 wattsx3.412 gives will give off the same amount of heat at 16377btus. Youll be using the exact same amount of power per heat out put no matter what voltage you want to use. Hope this helps.

[@davidgrothen3943]

Add a space heater to bedroom

[@scottmichel9582]

Not a bad little heater. Great job Gavin.

[@GeneratorReviews]

Thanks buddy

[@patriotplumberreport]

@@GeneratorReviews how many watts does it take to run?

[@kc0rzw]

Probably ok for warmer climates, that heater would not get my insulated garage above freezing on a cold night.

[@cleancutpropertymaintenanc7698]

how are you doing with the ice storm???

[@electriccuts]

How are you doing with the ice 🧊 storm ⛈️ that hit Texas??? Were you affected?

[@GeneratorReviews]

Just trying to stay positive and warm

[@Vic-dog]

Just can't see paying more than 20 bucks for 1500 watts.

[@Powerpickle68]

20 bucks ? Can't get a hair dryer for that

[@TheVaga9]

Reviews on amazon not to sporty!