Just bought this heater for my 2 car garage. Temps outside in the low 30s and running it on low heat and definitely tell the difference within a few minutes. NOT LOUD AT ALL, LITTLE TO NO FUMES (I do have my garage door open about an inch or so). WELL WORTH THE PRICE!
Awesome! We have already been able to tackle a couple of projects that would have been pushed off till Spring thanks to this heater. We do the same & leave the garage door open about an inch & have not had any issues with fumes. The blower on the unit pushes the heat everywhere in the garage so it's nice & warm in all 4 corners 😀 Definitely well worth it. Thanks for dropping by & have a great day!! #RCInsiders
Awesome NC! I'll be cooking with gas all Winter 😜 Now I won't have to shut down the garage for the Winter with this heater :) Thanks for dropping by & happy bashing brother!! RCInsiders
I just purchased one I do home improvements work outside a lot under houses I think this will service purpose for me I could set the heater at the opening of the house blow heat under it while I'm working on plumbing etc also I work in some houses that has no power on remodeling repairs this will work perfect I'm looking forward to using mine as the cold days are sitting in for us here in South Carolina
Awesome Mike! This heater has been a God send in the garage. Already cold in Michigan & getting colder :) I remodeled a room last Winter & there was no heat at the customers house. It was 5-15 degrees all that week. As long as I kept the room closed it was toasty & didn't have to run continuously. Very happy with it. Thanks for dropping by & have a great day!! @RCInsiders
Hey buddy! Yeah this Dewalt heater would heat up a shed in a couple minutes & wouldn't take much to keep it warm. Hope you are well my friend. Thanks for dropping by & happy bashing!! #RCInsiders
I just picked one up and I love it. I’m located in southern Virginia but don’t let that fool you it’s cold , I have been using it for crawlspace work… my only issue which may very well be personal is that in a tight space it causes me to become nauseous and have a slight headache, like I said I doubt it has to do with the heater it’s probably shock from drastic temperature changes
Nice! I use it a lot on jobs with no power. Makes a huge difference when you can actually feel your fingers 😂 If your using it in close spaces make sure you have some ventilation. A small crack in the bottom of my garage door is sufficient for me. You may want to get a CO detector to stay safe. Any time you burn fuel there is a risk of CO. Thanks for dropping by & stay safe my friend :) @RCInsiders
Hi Bryson, Just got it back out for winter & it runs as new. If I remember from last year, run time on battery was 4 - 8 hrs, dpending on the setting. Best thing I've bought for the garage...probably ever :) Are you getting one? Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!! @RCInsiders
😂🤣 I can usually get 7-10 hours on a tank like on a BBQ grill. Depends on how cold it is & how warm you want the space to be that you are heating & how big the space is. I go through a lot less than I thought I would :) Are you getting one? Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend! @RCInsiders
Nice...I have a Mr heater propane one..it has a built in thermostat so can set temp like house I use in my shop...I use a 100# tank tho cause those heaters burn fuel pretty fast...I have a couple 20# tanks for backup...I don't really have a need for cordless but I could see the use for it for some people tho for sure...stay toasty this winter!!!
Hey alpha. I looked at that one as well, but in the end went with Dewalt. I have trusted Dewalt for decades & so far this propane heater is performing great. Heats the large garage in minutes & then I just shut it off till I'm cold again :) I definitely wanted cordless capability as I often go to job sites that have no power. I can get 12-20 hours from the 2 batteries. This heater will also be a good alternate heat source should you lose power. I'm getting a 100# tank soon, so it should last the whole Winter with medium use in the garage. I'll bring the 15#'s to stay portable. Have you tried any other heaters for the garage? Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!! #RCInsiders
No worries mate! Glad to hear you are well 😀 If you have any projects for the garage this Winter, this heater will do the trick :) Thanks for dropping by & be well my friend!! #RCInsiders
Thanks Duke Stoked about this heater! Now no excuses & not getting projects done in the Winter 😜 Thanks for dropping by & happy bashing brother!! #RCInsiders
Usually get around 5-6 hours. I bring a couple batteries with me when going to a job site without heat & the 2 batteries always last through the day. It's an awesome heater for sure. Are you getting one? Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :) @RCInsiders
Thanks Country! Very happy with this heater. No more hiding from the garage for the Winter 🤪 Thanks for dropping by & happy bashing my friend!! #RCInsiders
Great video informative video! I have a quick question I purchased a used Dewalt heater same model as yours but it did not come with the propane hose I’m not sure if I need a high pressure hose or a low pressure hose can you help me out?
Awesome Tyrone! I couldn't be happier with this heater. It is recommended that you order any replacement parts from the manufacturer, That being said, you can pick up replacement hoses for propane heaters on Am or Eb. The important part is the regulator. Make sure it matches as this is what regulates the amount/flow of propane allowed into the burner. I have used replacement hoses on other heaters but I can't recommend one for safety reasons. Is this your first propane heater? Thanks for dropping by & Merry Christmas my friend!! #RCInsiders
@@jadyn078586 I'm not sure of a specific psi. The hose you get for this unit has to accommodate up to 68000 BTU . Also, this unit does not have an internal regulator which is why you need a low pressure regulator/hose
Hey Jared, It would depend on the size of the tank. I have been running on a 15lb tank like the on on your BBQ grill. Approximately 7 hours of mixed high/low run time & tank seems to still be 1/2 full. Hoping to get around 10-14 hours on the small tank. It uses a lot less than I thought it would :) Are you getting one? Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!! #RCInsiders
Thanks! This Dewalt cordless hybrid propane heater is just what I needed to be able to work in the garage this Winter. It will also be a good source of heat if we lose power :) Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!! #RCInsiders
Thanks for the tip Dave, I always leave the bottom of the door with an "air gap" for ventilation. Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :) @RCInsiders
I will get that fixed up ASAP! Thanks for the heads up 😃 I actually leave the gap for ventilation. Remember, you are burning fuel & burning of any fuel can create CO. Are you getting one of these heaters? Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend :) @RCInsiders
Hi Francisco, With the burning of any fuel you create CO & a reduced oxygen environment. If your garage is completely sealed with no incoming air, it is a good idea to keep a door cracked open, My garage is not perfectly sealed & I have ran the heater with doors shut for 4 hours without even hitting 100 ppm co You can get an air monitor like this if you want to know fir certain what the quality of the air is: amzn.to/3K63Nr1 If not, keep a window or door cracked :) Is your garage insulated? Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!! #RCInsiders
Hi, No, the only way to charge the battery is with the battery charger. Do you have one of these heaters? Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :) @RCInsiders
@@RCInsiders Next question. If the battery dies and you plug it up, can you leave the battery in it or should you remove the battery before plugging it in?
Hey AP, I'm not familiar with that battery. I looked it up & the only concern I have about it fitting would be that thing on the side of the battery. Does it come off or is it permanent? Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend! #RCInsiders
Howdy! Thankfully I'm about to wrap this heater up till next Fall. It wasn't too bad of winter by our standards, but it seemed to last forever! Ready for some warm weather!! Gotta swing by ypsi tomorrow...I'll wave 😜😅 @RCInsiders
Hey Bob, I have ran it alternating between low & high for 6+ hours & did not run out the battery. I usually run on 120, but have run on a couple job sites that didn't have power & it did an awesome job. Are you getting one? Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :) @RCInsiders
@@bobmackay9281 Cool. I have been more than happy with it. The only down side is that I don't have an excuse for not working in the garage in the winter 😜🤣🤣
Hey Joe, We leave a crack in the door for added safety. Sometimes we leave a crack in the regular door. I haven't noticed any fumes yet, but better safe than sorry. Even with the crack in the garage door it stays nice & toasty :) Do you have one of these heaters? Couldn't be happier with it. Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!! #RCInsiders
Possibly the Gap would be for ventilation you're not supposed to be in an enclosed area with this type of heater so yes probably a good thing to have that door spacing under it for ventilation
Hey Mike, We just did a 2 day project in the garage. Running on high/low intervals we got right around 14 - 15 hours run time on a 15# propane tank. Worked great & were able to wrap up a project that probably would of had to wait til Spring without the heater :) Are you getting one? Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!! #RCInsiders
Hey Hunter, As with any appliance or tool that burns fuel, co2 & a reduced oxygen will occur. Normal co2 levels range around 400 to 1,000 ppm indoors. OSHA has established a safe co2 level at 10,000 ppm for a 8 HR work shift. Having the garage door cracked an inch or 2 like you see in the video, during a 4 hour brake job we never went over 800 ppm of co2. So with just a little ventilation you can safely enjoy a nice toasty garage 😀 We like to stress safety, so we recommend that you pick up a co2 monitor for peace of mind :) You can go as elaborate as you want with an air monitor, but this one will take care of most of your needs for the garage - amzn.to/3DqLCrd Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!! #RCInsiders
Hi, It has been negligible so far. Not enough to notice a difference. I did a little research on this. The fan that the blows the heat runs at a constant speed when running. The best I can figure electric use is right around 5 - 10 cents per hour when plugged in. I did cost analysist on charging the batteries & its right around 25 cents for a complete charge from empty. At 10+ hours of runtime per battery that's that's about 2 cents + 25 cent charge. So...about 30 cents for 10 hours on battery or 50 cents to a dollar when plugged in. Ugh...Hope my math is close 😜😅 Very cheap on the electric side for a full day of warmth in the garage :) Are you thinking of getting one? Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!! #RCInsiders
I got the 60000, it instantly heats the garage, after a few minutes you have to turn it off. .....i use a carbon monoxide alarm in garage as safety precaution.
Awesome! Working in the garage in the winter has always been horrible. Thanks to this heater I have been able to work comfortably all winter. The only down side is.....No more excuses 😜😅😂 The detector is a great idea. Keeping the door cracked has always been sufficient with keeping the co low to non detect. Do you do a lot of work in the garage? Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :) @RCInsiders
Bought one of these two years ago last year it started to barely run on 27,000 low setting but works on 68,000 dont know whats wrong with it .Im beginning to think its junk but will see if the high setting stops ...
I would definitely not call it junk, This heater has made working in the garage comfortable in our extreme winter environment. It has made doing side jobs throughout the winter possible. I have not had this issue & you are the first time I've heard of it. Possible thermostat issue? Have you contacted your place of purchase or contacted Dewalt for advice? Thanks for dropping by & have a great day @RCInsiders
@@RCInsiders Also last year it would not come on high heat at all . Less then 10 hours running time on mine not sure what it is .Maybe the thermal coupler is dirty or bad regulator Im hoping. Im just annoyed everything you buy today is not made that well. Cant tell you how many Poulan gas leafblowers I went thru in 5 years 3 of them pure junk dont buy them,HAA! Took me three to learn not to buy another on that one. I mean the heater it works great when it works small compact but low quality parts its a ticking time bomb till it breaks. I would think 5 years would be a good run time on this heater 25 hours or so not less than 10 like mine. Hope yours fairs better..
@@GPOldMarineShop Mine, as well as most others have done very well. Already 100's of hours of use & still working fine. Did you contact anyone like I asked? Yes, most things are made cheaper nowadays, but there are brands that still make quality. Milwaukee, Dewalt, these are brands I rely on daily in the trades
Hi, We always make sure to have plenty of ventilation. You can also use a CO detector. With the door cracked open, it has never gone above a few ppm. Do you have one of these heaters? Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :) @RCInsiders
Hi, Compared to others heaters like this I've been around I would say it's around 50% quieter. On low - medium setting you can have normal conversation within a few feet of the unit. On high you have to raise voice a little bit. Could not be any happier with the heater so far :) What are you looking to heat? Thanks for dropping by & have a great day!! #RCInsiders
@@Detroit03133 It heated this 2 1/2 car garage to 74 in about 12 minutes or so. We did a brake job that day after the video & in a few hours only had to run it intermittently, It pushes out a ton of heat, especially on high setting.
Hey Blazing! It does remind me of a jet engine & almost sounds like one too 😃😜 It is everything I hoped it'd be. Now I will actually have to finish those projects LOL Thanks for dropping by & happy bashing my friend!! #RCInsiders
Hi, No, it is not designed to be ran in your home continuously. I use to work on homes that are Un occupied in the Winter. Use in ventilated spaces. Do you have one of these heaters? Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :) @RCInsiders
Is there something you would like to know about the heater? Compared to portable high btu heaters I've used in the past, it is very quiet. Thanks for dropping by & have a great day:) @RCInsiders
Hey Ed, With the battery used in the video I've gotten over 15 hours of run time. You can get around 3-4 hours of run time per ah battery running high/low. I could basically run a full 15lb tank on a battery. Absolutely love this heater :) Are you getting one? Thanks for dropping by & Happy New Year my friend!! #RCInsiders
Just bought this heater for my 2 car garage. Temps outside in the low 30s and running it on low heat and definitely tell the difference within a few minutes. NOT LOUD AT ALL, LITTLE TO NO FUMES (I do have my garage door open about an inch or so). WELL WORTH THE PRICE!
Awesome!
We have already been able to tackle a couple of projects that would have been pushed off till Spring thanks to this heater.
We do the same & leave the garage door open about an inch & have not had any issues with fumes.
The blower on the unit pushes the heat everywhere in the garage so it's nice & warm in all 4 corners 😀
Definitely well worth it.
Thanks for dropping by & have a great day!!
#RCInsiders
My dad used to work for the public service gas company. They say now you’re cooking with gas !!! Awesome review.
Awesome NC!
I'll be cooking with gas all Winter 😜
Now I won't have to shut down the garage for the Winter with this heater :)
Thanks for dropping by & happy bashing brother!!
RCInsiders
I just purchased one I do home improvements work outside a lot under houses I think this will service purpose for me I could set the heater at the opening of the house blow heat under it while I'm working on plumbing etc also I work in some houses that has no power on remodeling repairs this will work perfect I'm looking forward to using mine as the cold days are sitting in for us here in South Carolina
Awesome Mike!
This heater has been a God send in the garage. Already cold in Michigan & getting colder :)
I remodeled a room last Winter & there was no heat at the customers house. It was 5-15 degrees all that week. As long as I kept the room closed it was toasty & didn't have to run continuously.
Very happy with it.
Thanks for dropping by & have a great day!!
@RCInsiders
Wow! this would be awesome to take out to the shed to warm it up while I work. Thanks for the review!
Hey buddy!
Yeah this Dewalt heater would heat up a shed in a couple minutes & wouldn't take much to keep it warm.
Hope you are well my friend.
Thanks for dropping by & happy bashing!!
#RCInsiders
I just picked one up and I love it. I’m located in southern Virginia but don’t let that fool you it’s cold , I have been using it for crawlspace work… my only issue which may very well be personal is that in a tight space it causes me to become nauseous and have a slight headache, like I said I doubt it has to do with the heater it’s probably shock from drastic temperature changes
Nice!
I use it a lot on jobs with no power. Makes a huge difference when you can actually feel your fingers 😂
If your using it in close spaces make sure you have some ventilation. A small crack in the bottom of my garage door is sufficient for me.
You may want to get a CO detector to stay safe. Any time you burn fuel there is a risk of CO.
Thanks for dropping by & stay safe my friend :)
@RCInsiders
Any update on how this held up and battery run time
Hi Bryson,
Just got it back out for winter & it runs as new.
If I remember from last year, run time on battery was 4 - 8 hrs, dpending on the setting.
Best thing I've bought for the garage...probably ever :)
Are you getting one?
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!!
@RCInsiders
U forgot to aim it at that tv to melt that too so how long will that propane tank run that heater?
😂🤣
I can usually get 7-10 hours on a tank like on a BBQ grill.
Depends on how cold it is & how warm you want the space to be that you are heating & how big the space is.
I go through a lot less than I thought I would :)
Are you getting one?
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!
@RCInsiders
@@RCInsidersis that on the lowest settings I think it’s 27,000 btu
@@mattlester7799 👍👍
Nice...I have a Mr heater propane one..it has a built in thermostat so can set temp like house I use in my shop...I use a 100# tank tho cause those heaters burn fuel pretty fast...I have a couple 20# tanks for backup...I don't really have a need for cordless but I could see the use for it for some people tho for sure...stay toasty this winter!!!
Hey alpha.
I looked at that one as well, but in the end went with Dewalt. I have trusted Dewalt for decades & so far this propane heater is performing great. Heats the large garage in minutes & then I just shut it off till I'm cold again :)
I definitely wanted cordless capability as I often go to job sites that have no power.
I can get 12-20 hours from the 2 batteries.
This heater will also be a good alternate heat source should you lose power.
I'm getting a 100# tank soon, so it should last the whole Winter with medium use in the garage.
I'll bring the 15#'s to stay portable.
Have you tried any other heaters for the garage?
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!!
#RCInsiders
Thanks bro
is it normal for the tank to get cold
@@franciscosalazar9715 You're welcome :)
@@franciscosalazar9715 Yes. Sometimes when its super cold I get frost on the tank.
Sorry for the late response been busy with work and camper van reddy for next year hope you and your family are well don 🤠🇬🇧👍👍👍👍
No worries mate!
Glad to hear you are well 😀
If you have any projects for the garage this Winter, this heater will do the trick :)
Thanks for dropping by & be well my friend!!
#RCInsiders
So amazing and good work thanks for sharing with you
Thanks!
We'll be nice and toasty in the garage with this heater 😍
Thanks for dropping by & have an awesome day!!
#RCInsiders
cool propane heater and nice review brother
Thanks Duke
Stoked about this heater!
Now no excuses & not getting projects done in the Winter 😜
Thanks for dropping by & happy bashing brother!!
#RCInsiders
What the run time when using 20v battery
Usually get around 5-6 hours.
I bring a couple batteries with me when going to a job site without heat & the 2 batteries always last through the day.
It's an awesome heater for sure. Are you getting one?
Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :)
@RCInsiders
Cool heater! Thanks for this great review! Well done!
Thanks Country!
Very happy with this heater.
No more hiding from the garage for the Winter 🤪
Thanks for dropping by & happy bashing my friend!!
#RCInsiders
Great video informative video! I have a quick question I purchased a used Dewalt heater same model as yours but it did not come with the propane hose I’m not sure if I need a high pressure hose or a low pressure hose can you help me out?
Awesome Tyrone!
I couldn't be happier with this heater.
It is recommended that you order any replacement parts from the manufacturer,
That being said, you can pick up replacement hoses for propane heaters on Am or Eb.
The important part is the regulator. Make sure it matches as this is what regulates the amount/flow of propane allowed into the burner.
I have used replacement hoses on other heaters but I can't recommend one for safety reasons.
Is this your first propane heater?
Thanks for dropping by & Merry Christmas my friend!!
#RCInsiders
@@RCInsiders I really appreciate the quick response, is there a specific PSI for the regulator?
@@RCInsiders thank you I’m advance and a Merry Christmas to you and your family as well .
@@jadyn078586 I'm not sure of a specific psi. The hose you get for this unit has to accommodate up to 68000 BTU . Also, this unit does not have an internal regulator which is why you need a low pressure regulator/hose
@@jadyn078586 Thank you!
How long do you think a full propane bottle would last on low? Or ballpark
Hey Jared,
It would depend on the size of the tank.
I have been running on a 15lb tank like the on on your BBQ grill.
Approximately 7 hours of mixed high/low run time & tank seems to still be 1/2 full.
Hoping to get around 10-14 hours on the small tank.
It uses a lot less than I thought it would :)
Are you getting one?
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!!
#RCInsiders
@@RCInsiders nice. Yea sir I actually went and got one today after watching your video. Definitely worth the money!
@@JaredCarter84 Awesome! The only down side is I don't have an excuse to not finish some projects out in the garage 😜
Merry Christmas to you & yours
@@RCInsiders 😂
How do you charge the battery?
Nice review 😊👍
Thanks!
This Dewalt cordless hybrid propane heater is just what I needed to be able to work in the garage this Winter.
It will also be a good source of heat if we lose power :)
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!!
#RCInsiders
One of your projects needs to be working on that garage door air gap
Thanks for the tip Dave,
I always leave the bottom of the door with an "air gap" for ventilation.
Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :)
@RCInsiders
Get your garage door adjusted. Look at the giant gap! That rubber seal on the bottom is supposed to touch the ground.
I will get that fixed up ASAP! Thanks for the heads up 😃
I actually leave the gap for ventilation.
Remember, you are burning fuel & burning of any fuel can create CO.
Are you getting one of these heaters?
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend :)
@RCInsiders
Lmao “This is your owners manual, go though it as it could save your life”
*Throws it on the floor*
😁🤣
Seriously though...Read your owners manual :)
Do you have one of these heaters?
Thanks for dropping by & have a great day!
@RCInsiders
You have to leave the garage a little bit open yes or no ?
Hi Francisco,
With the burning of any fuel you create CO & a reduced oxygen environment.
If your garage is completely sealed with no incoming air, it is a good idea to keep a door cracked open,
My garage is not perfectly sealed & I have ran the heater with doors shut for 4 hours without even hitting 100 ppm co
You can get an air monitor like this if you want to know fir certain what the quality of the air is:
amzn.to/3K63Nr1
If not, keep a window or door cracked :)
Is your garage insulated?
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!!
#RCInsiders
Does it charge the battery If you have a battery in and it plugged into a cord
Hi,
No, the only way to charge the battery is with the battery charger.
Do you have one of these heaters?
Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :)
@RCInsiders
@@RCInsiders Next question. If the battery dies and you plug it up, can you leave the battery in it or should you remove the battery before plugging it in?
@@donhicks1 Hi,
You don't have to, but you should...Get that baby on the charger! 😃😂
Have a great day :)
@RCInsiders Thank you. And thanks for the review. My wife bought me one of these for Christmas. Seems like a great heater!
@@donhicks1 Nice! I think you are going to love it :) Merry Christmas my friend
Will a flexvolt battery fit in there?
Hey AP,
I'm not familiar with that battery. I looked it up & the only concern I have about it fitting would be that thing on the side of the battery.
Does it come off or is it permanent?
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!
#RCInsiders
Ayyye shout out to my fellow Michiganders from the Ypsilanti area
Howdy!
Thankfully I'm about to wrap this heater up till next Fall.
It wasn't too bad of winter by our standards, but it seemed to last forever! Ready for some warm weather!!
Gotta swing by ypsi tomorrow...I'll wave 😜😅
@RCInsiders
What's the run time with the battery power
Hey Bob,
I have ran it alternating between low & high for 6+ hours & did not run out the battery.
I usually run on 120, but have run on a couple job sites that didn't have power & it did an awesome job.
Are you getting one?
Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :)
@RCInsiders
@@RCInsiders Yes I'm planning on getting one
@@bobmackay9281 Cool. I have been more than happy with it. The only down side is that I don't have an excuse for not working in the garage in the winter 😜🤣🤣
@@RCInsiders hahaha
You should do something with the gap under your garage door A lot of heat is going to escape.
Hey Joe,
We leave a crack in the door for added safety.
Sometimes we leave a crack in the regular door.
I haven't noticed any fumes yet, but better safe than sorry.
Even with the crack in the garage door it stays nice & toasty :)
Do you have one of these heaters? Couldn't be happier with it.
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!!
#RCInsiders
Possibly the Gap would be for ventilation you're not supposed to be in an enclosed area with this type of heater so yes probably a good thing to have that door spacing under it for ventilation
how long does a tank of propane last ?
Hey Mike,
We just did a 2 day project in the garage.
Running on high/low intervals we got right around 14 - 15 hours run time on a 15# propane tank.
Worked great & were able to wrap up a project that probably would of had to wait til Spring without the heater :)
Are you getting one?
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!!
#RCInsiders
Is this safe to use indoors like a shed or garage?
Hey Hunter,
As with any appliance or tool that burns fuel, co2 & a reduced oxygen will occur.
Normal co2 levels range around 400 to 1,000 ppm indoors.
OSHA has established a safe co2 level at 10,000 ppm for a 8 HR work shift.
Having the garage door cracked an inch or 2 like you see in the video, during a 4 hour brake job we never went over 800 ppm of co2.
So with just a little ventilation you can safely enjoy a nice toasty garage 😀
We like to stress safety, so we recommend that you pick up a co2 monitor for peace of mind :)
You can go as elaborate as you want with an air monitor, but this one will take care of most of your needs for the garage - amzn.to/3DqLCrd
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!!
#RCInsiders
@@RCInsiders thanks a lot I will definitely pick one up for myself 👍🏻
@@700_Hunter Awesome! Enjoy my friend :)
@@RCInsiders i will thanks
@@700_Hunter 😎😎
Any idea how it does on your electric Bill??
Hi,
It has been negligible so far. Not enough to notice a difference.
I did a little research on this. The fan that the blows the heat runs at a constant speed when running. The best I can figure electric use is right around 5 - 10 cents per hour when plugged in. I did cost analysist on charging the batteries & its right around 25 cents for a complete charge from empty. At 10+ hours of runtime per battery that's that's about 2 cents + 25 cent charge.
So...about 30 cents for 10 hours on battery or 50 cents to a dollar when plugged in.
Ugh...Hope my math is close 😜😅
Very cheap on the electric side for a full day of warmth in the garage :)
Are you thinking of getting one?
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!!
#RCInsiders
I got the 60000, it instantly heats the garage, after a few minutes you have to turn it off. .....i use a carbon monoxide alarm in garage as safety precaution.
Awesome!
Working in the garage in the winter has always been horrible. Thanks to this heater I have been able to work comfortably all winter. The only down side is.....No more excuses 😜😅😂
The detector is a great idea. Keeping the door cracked has always been sufficient with keeping the co low to non detect.
Do you do a lot of work in the garage?
Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :)
@RCInsiders
Bought one of these two years ago last year it started to barely run on 27,000 low setting but works on 68,000 dont know whats wrong with it .Im beginning to think its junk but will see if the high setting stops ...
I would definitely not call it junk,
This heater has made working in the garage comfortable in our extreme winter environment. It has made doing side jobs throughout the winter possible.
I have not had this issue & you are the first time I've heard of it.
Possible thermostat issue?
Have you contacted your place of purchase or contacted Dewalt for advice?
Thanks for dropping by & have a great day
@RCInsiders
@@RCInsiders Also last year it would not come on high heat at all . Less then 10 hours running time on mine not sure what it is .Maybe the thermal coupler is dirty or bad regulator Im hoping. Im just annoyed everything you buy today is not made that well. Cant tell you how many Poulan gas leafblowers I went thru in 5 years 3 of them pure junk dont buy them,HAA! Took me three to learn not to buy another on that one. I mean the heater it works great when it works small compact but low quality parts its a ticking time bomb till it breaks. I would think 5 years would be a good run time on this heater 25 hours or so not less than 10 like mine. Hope yours fairs better..
@@GPOldMarineShop Mine, as well as most others have done very well. Already 100's of hours of use & still working fine. Did you contact anyone like I asked? Yes, most things are made cheaper nowadays, but there are brands that still make quality. Milwaukee, Dewalt, these are brands I rely on daily in the trades
carbon monoxide hurts you locked up??
Hi,
We always make sure to have plenty of ventilation.
You can also use a CO detector. With the door cracked open, it has never gone above a few ppm.
Do you have one of these heaters?
Thanks for dropping by & have a great day :)
@RCInsiders
Soooooooooooo does it work without gas?
No, it does not. You need propane to burn for heat.
Are you getting one?
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Is it loud?
Hi,
Compared to others heaters like this I've been around I would say it's around 50% quieter.
On low - medium setting you can have normal conversation within a few feet of the unit.
On high you have to raise voice a little bit.
Could not be any happier with the heater so far :)
What are you looking to heat?
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Looking to heat a 2 car garage. Will it give off enough heat? Good to know it's not too loud.
@@Detroit03133 It heated this 2 1/2 car garage to 74 in about 12 minutes or so. We did a brake job that day after the video & in a few hours only had to run it intermittently, It pushes out a ton of heat, especially on high setting.
@@RCInsiders
Thanks for the information. I just bought one today for $160
@@Detroit03133 Nice! How about our Lions yesterday 😂 Unbelievable!!
Looks like a jet engine!
Hey Blazing!
It does remind me of a jet engine & almost sounds like one too 😃😜
It is everything I hoped it'd be. Now I will actually have to finish those projects LOL
Thanks for dropping by & happy bashing my friend!!
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Can I run it in my house
Hi,
No, it is not designed to be ran in your home continuously.
I use to work on homes that are Un occupied in the Winter.
Use in ventilated spaces.
Do you have one of these heaters?
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@RCInsiders
I can't hear you the heater is too loud.
Is there something you would like to know about the heater? Compared to portable high btu heaters I've used in the past, it is very quiet. Thanks for dropping by & have a great day:)
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Hi,
It is definitely an awesome heater :)
Thanks for dropping by & happy heating my friend!
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How long did the battery last?
Hey Ed,
With the battery used in the video I've gotten over 15 hours of run time.
You can get around 3-4 hours of run time per ah battery running high/low.
I could basically run a full 15lb tank on a battery.
Absolutely love this heater :)
Are you getting one?
Thanks for dropping by & Happy New Year my friend!!
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@@RCInsiders that would be awesome, i have alot of dewalt tools and batteries . Thanks for info 👍🏻
@@edstoa1767 👍👍😀😀