Dr. Heater DR966 240-volt Hardwired Shop Garage Commercial Heater, 3000-watt/6000-watt
Dr. Heater DR966 240-volt Hardwired Shop Garage Commercial Heater, 3000-watt/6000-watt
Product Features
- Heavy Duty 240V Single Phase 3000/6000W Commercial Electric Heater
- Hardwired; Power cord not included in the unit
- UL/CUL Listed Wall or Ceiling Mounted Heater; Bracket Included
- Adjustable Thermostat with HIGH and LOW Setting
- 5 Adjustable Louvers for to Direct Airflow
Product Description
Need safe, comfort and quick heat? This DR966 3000/6000W industrial heater can be easily installed in either your new or remodeled building. Dr966 can be your primary or auxiliary heat source for your garage, factories, stores, warehouses, workshops, schools, churches, hospitals, dormitories or any exposed areas. DR966 uses spiral steel metal sheath electric heating elements with low sheath temperatures provide uniform heat and long service life. Plus a large, matched, dynamically 8″ fan provide maximum air flow with minimum turbulence and noise, gently distributes warmth through your area. Totally enclosed, thermally protected, heavy duty ball bearing motor features permanently lubricated provides long life and low maintenance. Built-in adjustable thermostat allows to set your desire style. Rugged stamped steel front cover with five-way adjustable louvers for easy control airflow. Ceiling and wall mounting bracket are included. Finished in a gray epoxy paint. UL & CUL Listed. 1 Year parts and labor Warranty.
List Price: $ 359.99
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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful  Great heater for the money., This review is from: Dr. Heater DR966 240-volt Hardwired Shop Garage Commercial Heater, 3000-watt/6000-watt (Misc.)
Customer Video Review Length:: 0:30 Mins I choose this heater because of its unusual wattage, between the usual 5kW and 7.5kW available on the market. It heats our 2 car insulated garage very effectively and the air temp becomes very warm, very quickly. It doesn’t need a cool down cycle like most conventional heaters, so when you’re done, you just switch it off at the breaker panel. It looks great, it is very quiet with no vibration. The instructions are poor. Make sure the two supplied rubber grommets get placed between the mounting bracket( supplied but not pictured ) and the heater handle. I also cut the mounting bolt down a bit with a hacksaw to a more workable length. Installation took about an hour, with wiring already in place. I ran 10 gage Romex from the breaker panel to the wall box, then ran three individual 10 gage copper stranded wires to the heater through the manufacturer required 3/4″ flex conduit. All components available on Amazon or at Lowes. I also installed a 30amp double pole breaker, and have not had any trip issues. The heater is made in China. Says so on the box. 0 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful Gets an A+ from me!, Verified Purchase(What’s this?) This review is from: Dr. Heater DR966 240-volt Hardwired Shop Garage Commercial Heater, 3000-watt/6000-watt (Misc.) This heater is doing an excellent job since installation. I have it hanging in the corner of my attached insulated garage which measures about 700 sq.ft. Ambient temperature during the winter is high 40s. Takes the heater about 30-45 minutes to warm the air up to ~68 degrees. After that, it nicely heats the space to around 72 degrees in no time at all and starts to cycle. If I can’t be working in a short sleeve t-shirt, I’m not happy! It is, by far, the best electric heater I’ve had in the garage. Since this is 6000 watts continuous duty (3hrs+ run times), remember that the NEC requires a step up in conductor sizing to 8ga current with a 10ga ground. 0 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful Nice heater, good construction, great price if you ask me. Well worth the money- most in this watt range are much more., By This review is from: Dr. Heater DR966 240-volt Hardwired Shop Garage Commercial Heater, 3000-watt/6000-watt (Misc.) So far so good. Very easy to install, I actually replaced a 10 year old, 5000W unit that died. The Dr. Heater is nice quality, powerful fan, 240V direct wire. You just use the 30 amp circuit breaker as the on/off switch- that is literally what the owners manual says. I have a non-insulated 16×24 garage. I’m not saying it gets hot inside, but it makes it manageable to where my fingers aren’t cold to work on cars in the winter time. 0 |
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