Can this be used with a milk house-style space heater?
1355069
No it's designed for heaters or furnaces requiring external thermostats. the do make thermostats like you're after there a little pricey. But allows you to have an outlet that is controlled by the temp
1355070
dont know just HOW this could work. Unless you just wanted to know how warm it was in the milkhouse. How could you connect the two? Better ask an electrician before attempting this venture.
480348
Yes, Is is ok. I would reccomend the Lasko towering heater. It's a much better heater.
1149018
It would run a small watt space heater. I really depends how many watts your camper draws.
403734
If it's a small enclosed space like a cubicle it will work. I use these in my garage and barn for heating small areas and they are perfect for that since they don't get very hot to the touch.
1789435
I use mine in my milk house. I live in WI so the temps are below zero many nights during the winter. My milk house is about the size of a one car garage, so I would say this would work very well for you.
815547
Not that I am aware of. I did have a natural gas space heater that I converted to LP. I only had to change the jet. Couple of bucks is all. But I difinitely would go down to your local heating shop and ask. This is not a space heater but same principle. You will love this, just do not clean it with water like that YouTube video. You will be asking for rust. Just scrape it and save the flavor. Besides that is a lot of work for nothing.
187104
I don't see why not - It runs for hours on end in our bathroom daily during the winter. The heater really heats up a room of reasonable size quickly. Make sure it has space to draw air from behind and airflow is unobstructed. The unit is relatively quiet and puts off gentle heat complete room warming heat. Our dog enjoys standing in front of the fan on cold mornings!We have truly enjoyed this heater
1571130
Yes. Just FYI, we liked our unit so much, we ordered two more. It heats the immediate area around it though. When I tried one in my large bathroom, it looked cute but couldn't handle the space.
143675
definitely no. but you can build a small shelter. it can even fit in a well insulated box. great heater! good luck.
1481161
Actually, this space heater is not very good at all. It uses a great deal of energy and heats up only the small area around it. I would not recommend it.
2027409
Probably not, although there is some possibility you could find a low-voltage power connection. I believe this heater has a 12-volt version, and the connections could be present in the 120-volt version. But there is no way to get in there with a lighter or something like that.
479503
No, the heater will work with or without electricity. Electricity only operates the fan, which does not move much air anyway.
1665926
I would not recommend this switch for your heater. This will not start the heater until it detects movement. Small heaters are best used when there is someone there to insure it doesn't get too hot or possibly ignite something that may have gotten too close to it. From a simply electrical perspective my Westek plug-in has worked perfectly for over two years to turn on and off the lights in the basement playroom.
33335
I use it for my curling iron. I would think it would work with a space heater as well.
1700397
I used a small heater in mine - one that operated on a thermostat. It saved my plants when we had temperatures in the teens and twenties. Be careful where you place the heater of course, with all the plastic parts. I put mine on a concrete block in the center of the greenhouse and it did perfectly fine. If the oil type space heater is a radiator style, it should be fine. If it has open flame, I would not use it because of the exhaust produced. M Miller
875492
Unfortunately no... I think with new safety regulations that this is going to be much harder to find. You would need an older space heater that has a mechanical switch where you can plug it into a timer and once power is available it just turns on. This is a 2 step process that when power is available that you must then turn it on. Our bed heater is the same way now. We used to have it just automatically turn on but with this newer model we need to turn it on and if we forget it's a cold sleep for a little while :-) http://www.laskoproducts.com/usermanuals/6101InfraredQuartzHeater.pdf
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That would be awkward at best, as the small cylinder is the base upon which this heater rests. The small cylinder valve is vertical, and the large cylinder valve is horizontal. I suggest looking for something like the Mr Heater F242100 Tank-Top Heater, 8,000-15000-BTU.