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 RAYCHEM SUPER HEATER MARK II HEAT GUN  US $109.00
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Wagner Power Products 503008 HT 1000 1,200-Watt Heat Gun List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: Too low to display  |
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Great for removing paint, loosening floor tiles, thawing frozen pipes, and busting rusted bolts, this 1,200-watt heat gun performs numerous projects around the house or shop. The ideal, general purpose heat gun suitable for a majority of heating applications, this unit features two temperature settings for a wide variety of applications. This a lower 750-degree F setting is great for thawing pipes slowly, defrosting freezers and more. The 1,000-degree setting strips paint from furniture, loosens rusted bolts and nuts, and makes it easy to shape plastic piping for plumbing to name a few. With 4,100 Btu's those temperatures apply to larger work surfaces farther away from the unit, too. Just plug the gun into any household outlet, turn it on, and select the appropriate temperature to restore furniture, strip funky-colored kitchen cabinets, or remove paint from hard-to-sand wood trim. The gun is also great for heating up plastic film to insulate drafty windows, defrosting freezers, drying plaster, forming and bending plastic pipe, and more! --Brian D. Olson |
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1200 Watt Electric Heat Gun and Paint Stripper List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $11.75 |
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This 1200 W Electric Heat Gun is ideal for stripping paint and varnish and removing decals. This product features: Rated Voltage: 120 V, 60 Hz, Rated Power: 1200 W, 570 Degree F and 900 Degree F Settings, Includes Four Heat Gun Nozzles |
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HONEYWELL TL8230A1003 Thermostat Electric Heat Digital 7 day programmable List Price: $114.47 Sale Price: $43.01 |
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Tl8230a1003 Thermostat Electric Heat Digital 7 Day Programmable Dpst 208/240 not for use with floor sensor |
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Honeywell AC112-01 Electric Heat Floor Sensor Sale Price: $10.00 |
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Temperature sensor for floor heating applications |
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Mr. Heater 4 Inch Horizontal Vent Kit for Big Maxx MHU45LP, MHU45NG, MHU75LP and MHU75NG Unit Heaters #F102845 List Price: $134.40 Sale Price: $84.62 |
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The F102845 vent kit is to be used for horizontal venting for any of the MHU45 or MHU75 heaters. It includes one gas vent cap, one adjustable wall thimble, a 4" elbow, one piece of 4" x 36" double wall pipe and two pieces of 4" x 24" single wall pipe, and one 3" to 4" connector. |
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DEWALT D26950 Heat Gun List Price: $120.52 Sale Price: $59.00 |
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13A heat gun with variable temperature control allows for adjustment of the heat settings. Built in overload protection shuts the heating element down and prevents burn up. Built in hang ring adds a convenient storage feature. Built in innovative kickstand support provides greater stability and prevents tip over. Cord protector keeps the cord from tearing away from the housing. Ergonomic comfort grip provides greater comfort for long hours of use. Separate internal components allows maintenance on both the motor and the heating element. Lightweight and compact design weighs only 2.1 lb. Compact and lightweight with a large temperature range, the corded DEWALT D26950 Heat Gun is designed for powerful, safe operation in a variety of applications. This tool offers a variable temperature control for getting the heat just right for your application, and it comes with a built-in kickstand. The versatile DEWALT D26950 heat gun (view larger). D26950 Heat GunAt a Glance: Variable heat settings between 120 and 1100 degrees Fahrenheit Innovative kickstand prevents tip over Ergonomic comfort grip 10-foot power cord with protector Three-year limited warranty; one-year free service Power and Performance The 1550-watt D26950 can heat up to between 120 and 1100 degrees Fahrenheit, and it's controlled by a large temperature control knob on the rear of the unit. Additionally, built-in overload protection shuts the heating element down and prevents burn up. The D26950 weighs 2.1 pounds and it's complemented by a 10-foot power cord. Warranty This DEWALT tool is backed by three-year limited warranty covering any defects due to faulty materials or workmanship (from the date of purchase). It's also covered by DEWALT's one-year free service contract, where DEWALT will maintain the tool and replace worn parts caused by normal use--for free. What's in the Box DEWALT D26950 Heat Gun; cone nozzle, fishtail surface nozzle; operating instructions |
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Milwaukee 8975-6 11.6 Amp 570/1000-Degree Fahrenheit Dual Temperature Heat Gun List Price: $114.00 Sale Price: $69.54 |
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This professional-quality heat gun offers ergonomic style and powerful heating elements. With stay cool handles and heat shields, you can use these all day while you stay cool. Volts: 120, Amps: 11.6, Required CFM: 14.8, Heat Settings: 2, Temperature Capacity (deg F): 570 and 1,000, Case Included: No |
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Milwaukee 8988-20 Variable Temperature Heat Gun List Price: $284.00 Sale Price: $151.98 |
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This variable temperature heat gun offers a range from 90 to 1050deg Fahrenheit. The LED digital readout display allows you to monitor the temperature via a digital display when precision control is needed. Three controlled air volumes, 7.06/8.83/15.89 cu.ft.min., allow you to match the air speed to your application. The first stage air volume does not include heat for cooling applications. Volts: 120 AC, Amps: 12.5, Required CFM: 7.06, 8.83, 15.89, Heat Settings: Variable, Temperature Capacity (deg F): 90 - 1,050, Case Included: No |
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Bosch 1942 14.3 Amp Heat Gun List Price: $196.00 Sale Price: $96.61 |
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Powerful blower provides a high volume of air needed for industrial applications; Convenient base allows stationary use; For continuous duty; Variable temp. 750 deg.F - 1,000 deg.F; Max. air volume 23 CFM; Multiple uses: Strip paint, shrink tubing or packaging, heat liquids, loosen fittings, soften caulking and surface finishes, thaw pipes |
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Indus-Tool FWXXX Cozy Electric Foot Warming Pad List Price: $55.99 Sale Price: $27.80 |
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As anyone who's been out in the cold knows, toasty feet go a long way toward keeping the rest of you warm. That’s why using an Indus-Tool FW cozy foot warmer can help reduce your indoor heating costs. At only 90 watts, one of these units tucked under a desk allows you to turn the building thermostat down, thereby saving you money. The warmer is less costly to use than a space heater, and safer, too, as there are no exposed heating coils or carbon monoxide emissions. It is ETL listed and has a lifetime warranty.--Josh Dettweiler What’s in the BoxFoot-warmer pad, power cord |
Here are some more information for Heat Heater:
If you own or rent a house or duplex, or pay for gas heating for your apartment unit chances are you're having a tough time making ends meet. With crude oil prices recently exceeding $100 US dollars per barrel, the cost of heating our homes shows no sign of declining in the near future. I for one just can't afford to shell out four hundred dollars or more every month just to keep from freezing, so I've turned to small portable space heaters as a working solution.
This solution does lower my monthly heating costs, but I still have safety concerns. The Consumer Products Safety Commission estimates that 25,000 fires a year can be linked to these appliances, resulting in more than 300 deaths and 6,000 injuries requiring hospital care. This kind of puts me between a rock and a hard place, because I just can't afford not to be using an alternate form of heating.
I have two rooms in my duplex that I use frequently, the living room where I study and the bedroom where I sleep. So why heat the whole house higher than I need at an exorbitant cost. I bid on two heaters on e-bay, and ended up winning both, which works out perfect because I can keep both rooms I use warm and not waste energy (and money) warming hallways, entryways, kitchen, and the extra room I use for storage. I just set the thermostat high enough to keep the pipes from freezing, and turn on heat only where I need it. I suppose that's a bit environmentally friendly as well.
I did have safety concerns at first. Fortunately the portable space heaters I purchased have built-in tip-over and temperature cutoff sensors, so if the unit is knocked over or overheats for any reason it turns off by itself. Also important is a grill enclosing the heating element (oil and water cooled heaters may not need this as they operate at a lower temperature) and making sure to use the proper extension cord (14 ga. or higher).
It's different than I'm used to but I suppose we all have to change with the times; save energy and money wherever we can. A couple of inexpensive small portable space heaters ebay I bought on have cut my heating bill in half, and for me that's the difference between breaking even each month or not.
The best place I can think of to buy small portable heaters and portable space heaters would probably be ebay. You can find a list of portable heaters for sale on ebay at http://smallportableheaters.com
Home Heating Choosing a New Furnace
As winter approaches, everyone begins to think about the furnace. Will in kick on? Will it last through another long, cold winter? Should we install a new furnace? If so, with what kind? If these questions are familiar to you, keep reading as we try to "demystify" a couple of household heating sources.
The most important step to take before starting the furnace for the season is to have it inspected by a licensed professional. They will clean the furnace, make sure it is in good working order, they will also recommend any parts that will need to be serviced or replaced in the near future.
If the furnace inspector tells you that it is time to replace the furnace, you may be overwhelmed by the choices in today's' furnace market. There are the standard gas, oil and electric furnaces as well as the newer outdoor wood furnaces and corn-fueled furnaces to name a few. There is lots of information available on these newer furnaces on the internet, however, a quick overview will be provided here.
One of the most popular options today is an outdoor heating source. It uses the old standby of wood, but eliminates the mess and smell associated with burning wood. An outdoor wood heating unit is placed approximately 500ft from the house. The wood burner itself is built inside of a small building, this often is made to look like a smaller house or shed. The heat is carried from the burner via heated water, which runs through underground, insulated pipes. This is the most effective and efficient method for moving heat over distances. Once the heated water reaches its destination, there are a couple of options for actually heating the home. Using a boiler, radiant floor heating system, a heat exchanger or a forced air furnace that is powered by a direct circulation system. The wood burning system can also do double duty to heat household water if a water-to-water heat exchanger is installed.
Although there are many advantages to using an outside wood burning furnace, it has a down side to its use as well. The cost can be quite high for most people, running approximately $5,000 installed. This of course, depends upon what part of the country you live in.
Another alternative to the traditional furnace that is gaining in popularity is the corn burning furnace. This type of furnace uses shelled corn (the same kind fed to livestock) to heat a home. While this is a viable source of heat it is not fool proof, it does have drawbacks that need to be considered before making a final decision.
Corn fuel furnaces are comparable to a convention furnace as far as price is concerned, costing roughly $2,000. It uses corn that has no more than 15% moisture content; fortunately, this is the same percentage of moisture as feed corn, making it very easy to obtain from a local elevator. The cost of burning corn as compared to propane is approximately one bushel of corn is to 5.5 gallons of propane fuel. Corn is also a natural and renewable resource, and keeps farmers in business while keeping your heating costs down.
On the other side, corn fed furnaces need daily cleaning to be efficient. They also run on an electric fan system, if you lose electricity, you lose heat also. For this reason, its best to either have a generator or a back up furnace for emergencies.
Being armed with the knowledge of these types of heating sources will make you a more educated consumer when it is time to replace an old, worn out furnace.
About the Author
Linda Moore writes on a variety of subjects including home ownership, family matters, personal enrichment, replacing your furnace
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is using a space heater better than using an electric heat pump unit ?
I'm trying to save money on my electric bill, and I'm using a space heater to heat my room all day. I want to know if the cost would be the same if I just use the electric heat pump to heat up my apartment.
The watts on the space heater are 1500Watts.
no, the heat pump is more efficient than the electric space heater. You are losing money by using the latter.
But heating one room is better than heating a multi-room unit. So if you only have one thermostat, it may be more efficient to heat the main room and let the others cool down.
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3 Plainfield apartment complexes managed by Connolly went without heat, city says
PLAINFIELD — Three city apartment complexes managed by the real estate firm Connolly Properties Inc. were without heat Monday, and at least two of those complexes went without heat during the winter storm that struck the area during the weekend, according to the city's Inspections Division.
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