Dimplex #DCH4831L 4800-Watt Portable Construction Heater

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #129697 in Home
  
• Color: White
• Brand: Dimplex
• Model: DCH4831L
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.25" h x
  7.25" w x
  11.00" l,
  10.00 pounds
  

Features

• Heavy duty 240 volt portable contruction heater provides high performance heating
• Running lights indicate when unit is operating or thermal cut-out is engaged
• High quality, durable stainless steel tubular element and high heat cut-out protection for safety
• Fan is propeller type accurately balanced and correctly pitched to optimize performance
• 6 Foot cord stores around handle

• Heavy duty 240 volt portable contruction heater provides high performance heating
• Running lights indicate when unit is operating or thermal cut-out is engaged
• High quality, durable stainless steel tubular element and high heat cut-out protection for safety
• Fan is propeller type accurately balanced and correctly pitched to optimize performance
• 6 Foot cord stores around handle

Product Description

This Dimplex heavy duty 240 volt portable contruction heater provides high performance heating when needed. The running lights indicate when unit is operating or thermal cut-out is engaged. The high quality, durable stainless steel tubular element and high heat cut-out protection is manufactured for safety. Ther fan is propeller type and is accurately balanced and correctly pitched to optimize performance. There is a 6 foot cord which stores around the handle.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

17 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
More HEAT than you'll ever get from a standard 115 v plug in heater
By <
I dont have central heat and air for years now. I been looking for sometime a good strong heater that works on a 220V shocket.I finally saw this one and bought it.Same size as your typical plug in Electric heaters. The chord to plug into the socket tho is the same as my 24,000 BTU a/c....it's a Big thick 10 gauge chord with a 30 am terminal.Anyhow, of you have a 30 amp socket, your good to go.This unit is is waaaaaaaaaaaay Hotter than ANY standard plug in heater. Those at BEST will give you 5,100 BTU, this unit gives you 16,000 BTU's. About as much as a kerosene heater.Has your typical controls for a heater, on off, and a thermostat by numbers (1 to 6). I highly recommend this Heater for anyone ho has no central heat or you need heat in your garage or work shed, this is perfect.

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Nice little heater
By Greg Keats
Nice little heater. Works well keeping a vacant space warm through the winter. Note that this is a 208/230 volt unit so plan to have the proper circuit available. A little smaller than expected but it's still fine.

11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
VERY simple unit, good heat output
By jbf24
I bought this for my 20'x20' semi-insulated attached garage in Wisconsin. It cranks out some heat, but not enough to realistically heat that garage in the winter unless it runs ALL the time. Nicely built unit, VERY simple, basically a coil, fan, and thermostat. There is nothing else inside this thing. When I turned this unit on, and placed it next to my existing 120V 1500W fan heater ($10 type model), I had to check several times because I didn't even think the 1500w heater was turned on! This unit cranks out some heat for it's size. It's basically the size of two shoeboxes taped together, or maybe a pice of paper, it's very small. It helps in the garage, but I found that it is better used in my basement where it can make a bid difference in just a few minutes of use.Remember you need a 30 amp 240 volt outlet for this. I used my dryer outlet, since I now have a gas dryer. I made up an extension cord that plugs into the existing dryer outlet, and has the 30 amp NEMA outlet on the other end. I got all the stuff at Home Depot, and the cord will be the most expensive part (you need 12 guage, 3 conductors total, no neutral needed).All in all- not big enough for the garage, but works nice in the workshop. 4800 watts is a lot of power though so I expect a big electric bill :)