Can you turn the heater heads so you get better coverage?
58225
The heater heads are fixed in a reflector and must all be facing in the same direction.
58226
Yes you can, but it is only the two end heaters. The degree of turning is also only very slight.
58227
no.....the heads are fixed and do not pivot. You must rotate the propane tank you mount the heater on if you want to aim them in another direction. All 3 heads will then be pointed in the same direction.
422972
It might depending on the overall nature of the problem. For the best overall result or answer I would inquiry direct to heater manufacturer prior to making the purchase .
671458
Sure you can as I've have had it on for days when it's chilly and as the cold picks up, it's best to leave it on continuously with no obstacles in its way to allow the heat to circulate and warm up that area. I've already purchased 6 of these and it's really helped lower our electric bill by a lot of $$$.
1843758
The control has three positions. Off which is nearest the incoming gas line. Looking from above the control turn CCW 90 degrees to the pilot light position. push and light. To start the heater turn an additional 90 CCW as seen from above the control. At this point the control will be 180 degrees from the off position. You will need to depress the control knob slightly to turn it at some positions.. Adjust the thermostat to a point above the surrounding air temperature and heater will start heating........ John.
921762
The heater has to have clearance from the wall, but the cord is not really visible unless you get close to the wall and look for it. I'd say it's a non-issue, personally.
1454161
No. The manual clearly states: "Do not install heater upside down or sideways. Heater must be located in the horizontal position."
1272153
you can turn this heater on its side - so i would say probably 3" of water would cover the heater.
1402707
No. It is a floor heater to be recessed in an opening. If you zoom in, there you will notice a lip with holes around the perimeter. Only the face is exposed much like your car stereo.
1180908
I cannot see how. I think the heating would be uneven and there is a decided lack of room. Hope that helps.
1547502
I had this problem. Took off the cover & had an exposed wire that was shorting out. Ran new wire to the heater. Working fine.
1055802
My water heater, in a loft, had little more than a foot of overhead clearance and I was able to jockey it in on an angle. Just remember to clean out the threaded opening, tape the thread of the new rod with teflon, and straighten the rod as you put it in.
1533527
Most of the heat comes from the sides and not the back. I don't know how that will work in your situation.
2223977
Yes. I would not hold my hand in front of the parts that heat up for an extended time, just because I always feel it's better to err on the side of caution, but the entire body of the heater is cool to the touch. The hot parts are well-recessed behind deep fins on the front of the unit.
992757
Try Restricting airflow, this will help heat the area. Like cover some off the screen cover ect....
690976
I no longer have this model, but I believe you flip over the plug that attaches to the unit itself... there should be a red arrow for warming and a blue one for cooling.
1490247
The heat vents from the top, it seems to heat a bedroom adequately. From the front would be a little nicer but I am happy with it. I bought it more for the look then the heating element.
1870532
Tends to concentrate the heat in the center. Be mindful of getting too much heat in the center ring..