what is cheaper to run? an electric garage heater or a natural gas garage heater?
Sep 27, 2008 by THE DUDE | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I have a 3 car garage that I am planning to keep fervid this winter. which will be cheaper in the long run as far as energy costs. I have already insulated the garage and the doors.
Wow, I'm not upsetting to be argumentative, but at least in my area Electric heat is much cheaper than gas. In truly I'm getting ready to replace my 80,000 lp furnace with 18 KW of electric.
I'm not sure-fire what your per KW rate is in your area, but you definitely want to proceeding out both types and do a calculation before you decide. Call your utility companies and ask them the rates per steady unit of energy that they charge.
As I said, here in Indiana, verve beats gas hands down.
rdoan71 | Sep 27, 2008
Best electric, plug in garage heater?
Nov 27, 2006 by Martin k | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Can anyone suggest a good plug in, electric garage heater?
QMark BRH482 Arcane-Duty Electric Garage Heater 16380 BTU
PERIOD!
IT IS WORTH IT.
http://inktomi-mysimon.com.com/Heaters/9000-11004_8-0.html?mlpid=37406718&part=inktomi-mysimon
yogwhatup2000 | Nov 28, 2006
Is it safe to use a 110volt to 220 volt stepup converter in a garage to power an electric heater??
Aug 21, 2007 by wyomingrebel79 | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)
I do not have a 220 volt in the running for in my garage and I was wondering if it is safe to use a step converter in stick of a wired 220 volt electric line??
As want as the wire feeding the garage is protected by the proper sized compass breaker, it is perfectly safe to do what you want to do. That was your certainly.
Aside from that, it won't work. The circuit breaker will misstep from being overloaded. The 120 volt line will have to keep on a little over double the amps that the 240 volt heater will take.
Get an electrician to introduce a 240 volt circuit to the garage.
John himself | Aug 22, 2007
wireing a electric garage heater?
Dec 10, 2008 by Joel B | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
i bought a 5000 watt garage heater and you have to wire it to a 220 the man at the store told me you have to wire it right into the box, my in doubt is why cant you put a cord on it and just plug it into a 220 market
Use 10 measure wire and you can.
Bandit | Dec 10, 2008
Is it safe to use a fogger in a garage with an electric water heater?
Nov 08, 2006 by rg778sx | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
sure-fire turn the heater off or the power source at the box and then fog and then air it out for a few hours then consideration the power to the circuit
Orlando57 | Nov 08, 2006
