Posted by fixerupper on November 13, 2021 at 20:03:27 from (174.199.89.233):
In Reply to: Sizing a shop heater posted by redtom on November 13, 2021 at 13:19:28:
Can't help you on whether the gas setup is OK. If you live in a northern climate that gets to -20 on occasion and the shop is nice-n-tight and the insulation is6 inches thick in the ceiling and at least 12 inches in the attic your heater is way too big. It will cook you out a minute after it kicks in and will continue to cook you until the thermostat warms up enough to shut it down. The air will warm up faster than the thermostat can handle it. Your heater will work better if your building is uninsulated so the air warms up slower but the downside to that is the air will cool down faster than the thermostat can handle it to kick it back in and of course much wasted heat.
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