Dura Heat EUH1465 Electric Forced Air Heater with Pivoting Base 5,120 BTU, Yellow

ADDENDUM, Nov. 2024: Admittedly, I did not take care of this little heater. I left it out on the porch all through summer and it collected a fair amount of grime. It appears I have to buy a new one to get through another winter -- it is not putting out even half of the heat & fan power as last year. Is it my fault or just the life of the heater? I don't know. But at Black Friday prices, if I have to buy a new one every year, that's not so bad. I will take better care of the new one and let you know!ORIGINAL REVIEW:I couldn't afford much, but needed to find a space heater for my front porch for 3 feral cats I care for. The front porch is mostly enclosed, but not insulated and I have to keep the door open enough to let the cats in and out. I live in Colorado, so it's FREEZING in winter! I was worry so much about them. I searched Amazon for an OUTDOOR space heater, small (and affordable).Finally found this one! It had some decent reviews, and it was for OUTDOORS! Yay. Well, tell you what... this little heater has been FANTASTIC! It has worked like a champ all winter long, no matter how cold it got outside, this heater stayed on! It kept the porch nice enough that the cats loved it and stayed on the porch instead of disappearing to who knows where. And it never overheated or turned itself off! It worked fabulously.Details that might help someone: my porch is 6x13 ft. not insulated at all. We're talking about windows that leak, cracks around the doorframe. AND I have to leave the door open enough for cats to get in and out, but to help hold heat in, I used my staple-gun and tacked a shower curtain over the top of the door to hold in heat, and packing tape on the sides to hold the edges down.This heater worked great all winter!! Every day or two I have to wipe cat hair off the back where air gets sucked through. Never overheated--never turned itself off! I'll let you know if it lasts through next winter too! I highly recommend this little heater.

This turned out to be just perfect in what I needed at my workplace. I check in cars at a valet garage and I sit out in the open air garage and it gets quite cold in the winter time. We've had some pretty cool days so far and I tested it out and it fits just perfect on my little shelf and the heat is great and it makes it much more bearable to be out there sitting and waiting for the next car to come in. Everyone's taking advantage of putting their hands in front of it and warming up their fingers. So I have no complaints at all. It has a fan or a low heat or a higher Heat and a dial range to adjust those. It does not have much of a tilt to it to go forward down lower or to tilt it upward a little bit more so if I want to change it to not be hitting me in the face as much, I do have to add just a little bit of something underneath the back leg so It'll point down right off my face then. But that's easy to do. I have no complaints really about it. It was worth the money.

for such a tiny little heater it puts out a tremendous amount of warmth.in conjunction with this little heater, I also used a underneath the desk heater in our 2 car (uninsulated) garage on a day when it was 37 degrees outside, and they got it up to almost 60 degrees. I had to turn the under the desk heater off because it was getting too warm to work while wearing pants.I used this little combo when it's below 40 and just this heater when it's above 40 degrees and it provides enough heat that I'm not cold nor am I all sweaty.For a 1 car garage or a garage that is insulated on all 4 sides it keeps it comfy for when your working on the ATV, Jeep...

It is promoted as pivoting --- except it doesn't. There is a tab on each side that prevents pivoting even though the frame is obviously designed to allow pivoting. That is why 4 stars - - otherwise very good.

Obviously, it would use up batteries way too fast, but this tiny might is a great little space heater for an RV where there is available 120VAC "shore power." It would also be great for heating a shed or a small workshop. Or an outhouse that was built right and insulated (c:

I bought this for my outdoor patio to warm our feet. It does a great job of that. I have it sitting on the floor alongside the table. If you need localized heat in a small area, say a12'x12' room maximum, this will heat it very nicely.Pros: The fan-forced air is hot on high! The housing is sturdy, mostly metal. The cord is long enough for most situations. It's a good, small area heater. Best used under a workbench, on a table top, in a small storage room, in the bathroom, small plant room or greenhouse, blowing toward your favorite chair to take the chill out of the immediate environs, etc. It throws out mucho heat for that kind of useCons: There is no tilt capability. The finger bolts only attach it to the frame. The heater is very small, about 6" in the housing. The ceramic element is only a 3"×3" square. This is not a good choice for a large room especially with a high ceiling a garage. It's simply too small.

This heater lasted less than two years with only occasional use. Hardly what I would call "Dura"able. Probably a bad switch, but called the vendor and they indicated they could not order any parts for it and that I was S.O.L on warranty as well. I'm sorry I ever bought this piece of junk.

Ok... la medida , no es la que sale en la foto...No sopla fuerte como crei , es mi opinión....Yo siempre doy un buen visto a los equipos y creo no veo diferencias ante los mas económicos q (ya) e visto funcionando mi amigos . Ahora a probar q tanto tiempo dura .