Econohome 250w Wall Heater with Thermostat Full Install

This is the EconoHome 250w wall heater. I install this to keep some batteries warm in the winter. The Adjustable Thermostat helps to keep this heater working only when needed.
Heater Link:
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Adjustable Thermostat Link
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[@jllaine]

Neat looking panel for heat, and the wall plug thermostat is a brilliant solution.

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

It has worked well for the past week. Keeping that small space at 47 degrees even last night at 13 degrees outside.

[@ramhammer10-4]

I Don't know how cold it gets in that part of the country. Here I'm Western New York I would think that you would want to put that heater right below the battery bank for the frigid Sub-Zero temps.

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

The coldest I have seen here in 25 years is 0 degrees F. That was about 3 or 4 years ago. 5f is often the coldest we get.

[@ramhammer10-4]

@@ToolsTechAndGear that's cold, that heater is able to keep the room above freezing?

[@ramhammer10-4]

Is that a glove, hat and socks heater? At 250 Watts I would think that is all the unit can warm up.

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

This 16sf room is warmed up in no time. We had a 13 degree night and this heater had no problems keeping this warm. These are often used in hot water heater rooms to keep them warm. Such as in a basement.

[@ramhammer10-4]

@@ToolsTechAndGear I stand corrected sir. Thanks for the info

[@fufucker9898]

An incandescent light bulb controlled by a thermostat would do exactly the same for probably 10% of cost. But incandescent light bulb manufacturers aren't paying youtubers to make silly videos
Edit. Omg $120. $10 light bulb... probably $5 and a $20 ink bird controler. Wow. Sell yourself for a penny.

[@ToolsTechAndGear]

I purchased this heater with my own money. You can use a lightbulb for your heat. I like this heater.