Comfort ZoneGarage Heater, 5,000-Watt, Ceiling Heater, 3 Heat Settings, 240V Electric Garage Heater for Indoor Use, Ceiling Mounted Shop Heater, Overheat Protection, ETL Listed, Grey

I bought the Comfort Zone 10,000-Watt Garage Heater to heat my 2.5-car garage in the winter, and it’s been a game changer. It puts out serious heat and warms up the space quickly, even when outside temps drop below freezing. Perfect for working on projects or just keeping things from freezing.Installation was straightforward if you're comfortable with basic electrical work—just be aware this unit requires a 240V connection. Once installed, it ran smoothly with no issues. The adjustable louvers are great for directing the heat where it’s needed, and the built-in thermostat keeps the temp consistent without constantly running.The build quality feels solid, and the fan is powerful without being obnoxiously loud. It’s compact enough to mount out of the way but still heats like a beast.

I recently purchased the Comfort Zone Hard-Wired Ceiling Mount Garage Space Heater, and I couldn't be more thrilled with my decision! This heater has truly transformed my garage space into a warm and comfortable area, making it perfect for working on projects year-round.First and foremost, the 7,500-watt power output is impressive! It heats up my large garage quickly and efficiently, even on the coldest days. The fan-forced design ensures that the warmth is evenly distributed, eliminating any cold spots. I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly the temperature rises, allowing me to get to work without delay.The digital thermostat is a game changer. It allows for precise temperature control, and I love the convenience of the 12-hour timer feature. Whether I’m working late into the evening or just need a quick heat boost, I can easily set it and forget it. Plus, the remote control is incredibly handy — I can adjust the settings without having to leave my workbench!Safety is always a concern when it comes to heating appliances, and Comfort Zone has delivered on that front as well. The overheat protection feature gives me peace of mind, knowing that the heater will shut off if it gets too hot. This is especially important in a garage environment where flammable materials may be present.Installation was straightforward, and the ceiling mount design helps save space on the floor, making my garage feel more open and organized. The sleek, modern look of the heater also adds an aesthetic touch that I appreciate.Overall, I highly recommend the Comfort Zone Hard-Wired Ceiling Mount Garage Space Heater. Its performance, safety features, and convenience make it an excellent investment for anyone looking to heat their garage or workshop efficiently. This heater has made my workspace much more enjoyable, and I’m excited to tackle more projects with a comfortable environment!

Works great, I have a 24x36 garage with 12’ ceiling and the heater kept it warm this past winter but it definitely kills the electrical bill.

This thing really saved me when I forgot to order propane and had to get by for a while on a second home during the coldest temps of the year. I was worried about some of the bad and scary reviews but it has been working great.The install wasn’t too bad but expect to pay another $150 in installation materials. First thing I noticed when I started it was that the fan was pretty quiet and the temps were not too hot. This made me feel better about an overheating and fire issue.I installed it in my basement of a 3700 sqft house when the basement is included. I closed off some bedrooms and was able to get 54 degree temps on the first floor and 58 degrees in the basement. I lowered the temp to the point that the heater could keep up and have some time cycled off. Turned out to be 55 degrees. Outdoor temps were below 1 degree F.I altered the install to make it temporary for now. Hung it from a metal shelve and positioned under my duct work to be fire safe. Also ran the wire directly above so that any fire would melt the casing and short the wire, causing the breaker to trip. The thing I forgot to do was move my WiFi smoke alarm nearby.I wanted WiFi control of the heater since I would not be there so I ran an incandescent night light and tie wrapped it to the heater back by the thermostat. I plugged it in to a Kasa WiFi plug so I could schedule or turn on and off at will. It made the thermostat read 74 degrees, lower than my set temp which would trick it into turning off. It was a 7 watt bulb.Then I put a camera on it all with a motion sensor (Simplisafe) so I could check on it. After a few days I felt pretty good about it. Any fire should be relatively contained. The alarm camera would notify me and I could turn it off via the night light. Should that fail, the wire would be first to go and turn off power. Since it was just metal and concrete, it shouldn’t be an issue.

This heater works great. Heats up my 2 car garage actually pretty fast for the heaters size. I personally would recommend this heater.