Comfort Zone 5,000W, 240V Electric Hard-Wired Portable Industrial Space Heater, NEMA 6-30R, Steel, Tilt Angle, Adjustable Thermostat, & Overheat Protection, Ideal for Garage or Workshop, CZ275

Great product. But had to change the 3 prong plug to fit 30amp dryer plug. Easy fix being an electrician.

The heating function failed- but fan still working- I opened the terminal cover and found that the 220 V terminal , and copper connector lug- and wires and insulation completely vaporised and even greater mystery the green ground wire was also now melted and separated. the green ground wire also melted and separated.As a temporary check- I re- connected the 220 volt wire to terminal- and the heating elements and fan worked- I removed this terminal- and have put the heater aside- To be clear , the until was positioned clear of other object and was exhausing, in an upward inclined plane- even thought I have had the unit for tow months , this was the first time I had it run, as a heater . it failed emotive during the night. I would expect that the seller should be considering some recall- if this model, causes damages beyond what just experienced and what I see in many reviews , re the unit failing.

Works Great! I have it on a 240/30amp circuit. Warms my garage to 65+ with ease on high w/ outside temps in the 30's. I usually turm it down to low after 40 minutes or off. Gets to warm! Highly recommend to warm garages in cold temps!!

Heat level very low, not worth the money.

This heater works very well. It’s warms up my whole house nicely. The only issue is the fan never turns off. I don’t mind the fan noise but I know some humans will.

Worked fine the first three to four times I used it. Then heating elements would not come on. Had to sit there and play with it for about 20 minutes before it finally came on. Then it would not get hot even when I have it on maximum temp. Just warm air. Called Amazon and ask for a replacement heater. They contacted manufacture. Waiting for them to contact me.

Was looking for a source of heat for when the power goes out as I have electric storage heat only for my home. We are in the far north woods and loose electric on a regular basis do to beavers and storms. Although I have a generator, the storage heating system is not ideal for quick heat. This is like having a forced air furnace that you can kick on and warm the place back up in short order.I don't get the reviews about the fan staying on, however. It stays on until the unit itself cools down enough to not overheat. The fan will kick back on in order to cool itself down again until the coils quit heating the unit up, even with the switch in the off position. Nice safety feature.Very happy with this equipment.

Doesn’t out out much heat but being in MN it might not be made for cold weather.