Hausen Electric Tubular Heater For Greenhouse Shed Garage 1ft Tube

Quite a few tubular heaters now claim to be ECO all that means is they arent as higher wattage which is OK if you want a low heat heater but I wanted a 4 foot tube that produces 60W per foot and this one does exactly that.Total running load is 240w which is just what I wanted anything less and you may as well just have a light bulb running in my view.Keeps the frost at bay in the shed.

Bought this item to use in my garage, in conjunction with a temperature controlled switch/plug in order to maintain my solar panel batteries above zero degrees centigrade in winter (at zero, solar batteries won’t recharge even in sunlight). As part of this system, this little heater works well, but needs to be mounted horizontally and NOT vertically. A very cost effective solution.

Great heater for the outhouseJust keeps the temperature right so that things stay in good condition

This for the power rating, certainly throws out some heat. Fantastic for back up in a small room, and good for placing under washing on an airing rack, to help dry it off.

Nice heater for airing cupboard.

Purchased this heater to replace one which had stopped working in our summerhouse. We found the quality of the fixings disappointing as when the feet brackets were screwed on the fittings at either end we’re not lined up so the heater would not sit flat. The fixings at either end (where the feet brackets attached to) were solidly fixed in place so could not be twisted round to line up with each other. In the end we abandoned the feet brackets supplied with the heater and re-recycled the ones which we took off our old heater. This worked perfectly. If we hadn’t had this solution to fall back on we would have returned the heater. Luckily my husband is an Engineer so always good at finding solutions to problems to avoid inconvenience. The heater has been in operation now for 2 days and we are pleased with the heat output.

Using for porch, ideal for small area.

Breaks down at the end of the warranty period.It is called built-in obsolescence as the product breaks down as soon as the protection of the 1-year warranty has expired so there is no comeback to the seller.The only thing you can do is buy another.