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Question: what is the model number of this unit?
Document: Debated forever on the size and type of heater for our Shop. So many heater choices available! Extremely impressed with this unit! !Installed this 7500W heater in Shop section of our Pole Barn. The room is a bit over 800 square feet with concrete floor. The walls and ceiling of heated area are insulated extra good. Probably better than the house? Since heater ratings are so vague, wasn't sure about the size of unit required. Considered infrared units and ones similar to this Fahrenheat model.
Fahrenheat Ceiling-Mount Industrial Heater - 7500 Watt, Model# FUH724This couldn't have been easier. I chose this heater over a gas model because I had a 220 run right by where I wanted to mount it, but no gas lines even near my garage. There was also a junction box right there that supplies power to my shed (a 2 fuse sub panel for lights and a couple of outlets).
I needed to heat an un-insulated 2.5 car garage in the Chicago area, enough to do some wood work over the winter months. I picked this model since it was 50% more powerful than the 5000 watt heater that many reviewed. (I knew from on-line heat calculators that I needed as much heat as I could afford for my set up. )It requires 8/2 wire, with 240v 40 amp circuit. (It actually uses about 32 amps.)
I needed to heat an insulated 24x28 garage with 9ft ceilings and a huge 8x16 door. I was using 2 23K BTU kerosene heaters which presented a problem whenever I needed to paint or work on fuel systems, not to mention the smell and cost of kerosene.The old adage of bigger is better applies here and while people had used the 5000w model on similar sized garages, I went for the 7500w model.Easy to wire and install if you have some basic electrical skills.
Keep in mind that this sunroom is not weather tight and is not insulated on three sides yet the unit keeps my plants from freezing inside it.
Good solid product. Easy to install. I received this unit very quickly. Installed in in about ten minutes and it works great.
Small enough unit. Easy to hook up. works great. Heats small garage. good temperature control. Qualifies for off-peak heating, so costs are minimal.
Great unit...  very compact and easy to operate. My garage is about 700 s.f. and this unit can keep it to a controlled temp of 65 degrees with no problem for New Jersey winters.
Well, I knew that it would be somewhat undersized for my needs, but I have to say I was underwhelmed when I first turned it on--the heat is noticeable only within a very small area directly in front of the unit.
Also, you can't beat the size of these things for the heat they put out; compact and powerful ... the heat is almost instant when you turn it on, and the entire unit can hang from one lag bolt in the ceiling. I would recommend this over a gas forced air, which is what I was originally shooting for.
Answer: yes