A: This heater features a two-prong cord rather than a three-prong connector.

A: This heater features a two-prong cord rather than a three-prong connector.

A: This heater isn’t recommended for greenhouse use. It’s designed specifically for garage and shop environments, so for safety and best performance you should choose a unit rated and approved for greenhouse applications instead.

A: The RedStone Electric Metal Utility Heater does not have specific temperature values (in Fahrenheit) assigned to its heat settings because it uses a manual rotary mechanical thermostat rather than a digital temperature display

A: The anti-freeze setting prevents your equipment from freezing in cold conditions. Simply turn the thermostat to the snowflake mark to turn this feature on. While the designed activation temperature is 0°C (32°F), there is a 5°C allowable tolerance. Therefore, the heater will automatically switch on when the surrounding temperature drops to around 5°C (41°F).

A: No it does not run on batteries, uses standard household plug.

A: Heater Features, Automatic Shut-Off, Built-In Thermostat, Overheat Protection, Internal tip-over switch

A: The thermostat maintains your desired room temperature which works on both the high and low mode, with an adjustable range of 0-85°F. This heater offers two power modes to suit your needs: High (1500W): Heats the room more quickly; Low (1300W): Provides a more energy-efficient operation, reducing electricity usage. In either mode, once the room reaches the temperature you set on the thermostat, the heater will automatically turn off. It will turn back on only when the temperature drops below your setting, ensuring consistent comfort. Therefore, as an example putting it on low setting, if you set the thermostat to its minimum (0°F), the heater will activate whenever the room temperature is below that point

A: There is one set containing two heating elements.

A: For safety reasons, it is generally recommended that portable electric space heaters are not left running unattended for extended periods, such as overnight, to prevent potential fire hazards. Typical recommended usage times for general electric space heaters while attended are often 6 to 8 hours during the day. While the heater itself can technically run as long as it has power and does not overheat, it should be used in accordance with general safety guidelines for electric space heaters, meaning it should be monitored during use and turned off when you leave the area or go to sleep.