RedStone Electric Metal Utility Heater, 150 sq. ft., 5,120 BTU
4.3176 Reviews
Item # 2213416
Highlights
- Maximum BTU Heat Output:5,120 BTU
- Power Type:Electric
- Heater Area Heated:150 Sq ft
$14.99
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RedStone Electric Metal Utility Heater, 150 sq. ft., 5,120 BTU
4.3176 Reviews
Item # 2213416
Highlights
- Maximum BTU Heat Output:5,120 BTU
- Power Type:Electric
- Heater Area Heated:150 Sq ft
$14.99
Sale
Was$24.99
Save $10.00
Shopping at
Grassland (franklin) TN
Delivering to
37027
Neighbor’s Club Members earn points with purchases.
The RedStone portable utility heater is a durable heater designed for use in garage/shop applications, where supplemental heat is needed. It features a rugged and durable metal housing. A rugged portable heater designed to provide a high capacity heating source. Perfectly suited for workshops, garages or construction sites. Easily set the desired temperature with the built-in mechanical thermostat.
- 120 Volts / 60 Hz / 12.5 Amps /5,120 BTUs
- 2 heat settings (1300W and 1500W) and fan-only setting for all season use
- Fan-only setting for all-season use
- Heat coverage up to 150 sq. ft.
- Internal tip-over switch
- Power indicator light
- Durable metal housing
- Stay-cool body with metal carrying handle for easy, convenient transport
- Overheat protection provides automatic shut-off when elements overheat
- cETLus listed
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Reviews
Most Helpful Favorable Review
5 out of 5 stars.
More heat than the Ceramic even with same wattage
2 years ago
I've tried both the Redstone Ceramic and Metal Utility/Multi-Purpose Heater for my freezing cold bathroom. I returned the Ceramic simply because the utility heater puts out more heat and heats up the bathroom quicker. Your clue is the larger heating surface area and the fan size; both are much bigger than the Ceramic. Another clue, for older folks who grew up in a 1950's to 1970's tract home, is the coiled metal heating elements in the Utility heater. Bathrooms on those older tract homes had built-in wall heaters with the same coiled metal heating elements but without the fan, and those heaters easily heated up the bathroom. Here's your best bathroom heater!
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Most Helpful Critical Review
1 out of 5 stars.
Dented
2 years ago
Bought from the store and when I got it out of the box it's already dented. Don't have time right now to take it back cause the store is 25 minutes away. I thought buying in store would be safe than having it shipped. I was wrong.
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Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Great qualty
5 hours ago
Bought this couple yrs ago to help at are stair way to replace are old one. Worked great love it shuts off when gets to temp. This yr put in bathroom to help some since we have baseboard heat to save money works great extremely hot in bathroom no idea why people having issues works great zero problems gets very hot
Yes, I recommend this product.
Newport, TN
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
Don't waste your time!
16 hours ago
Bought this thinking it was just like one of the old milk house heaters from the 1970s. This thing did not put out enough heat to even warm up a small area. There's no way you could heat a room with it you would freeze to death. I took it back it was junk. If you won't instant heat and a lot of it, get one of the upright heaters that has the glass rods with the coils in them. The heat and area very fast and shut down because they have a thermostat. Saves money.
No, I do not recommend this product.
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
2 days ago
I bought 4 of these "heaters". The coils do not even get red yo make heat. A hairdryer is twice as good.
These are the most overrated heaters I've ever seen. Probably 500 watts,no where near 1,500 watts. JUNK.
Anonymous
San Luis Obispo, California
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Redstone electric utility heater
5 days ago
Fine product! Great price!
Thank you!
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