Questions and Answers for Fire Sense 1,500-Watt Black Wall Mounted Infrared Electric Patio Heater

A:  If you have 15 amps breakers, we recommend just one unit.

A:  Unit claims to be 1500 watts. That means that 1500/120V=13 amps of load for each heater. You will probably need a dedicated 15 amp circuits or a 20 amp circuit with limited other loads (TV, radio, lights, etc.). To add the additional outlet, you will need to obtain an electrical permit. Electrical Inspector - Scott ps. I will be installing mine with rotary timer switch.

A:  I have a patio that is 770 sq ft I would like to put 3 of these units up, does each unit have to be on a separate breaker? what size of breaker do you recommend?

A:  Just online!

A:  No, this heater is plugged into a 120 volt GFI outlet.

A:  Hi, Yes, we recommend to connect the heater on a dedicated line.

A:  Yes, this heater will require a dedicated circuit.

A:  The manufacturer for this heater warns against using any extension cord with this device. You only use the cord that is included to maintain safety.

A:  Hi, 6ft non-retractable cord. Thank you.

A:  They advertise a 6 foot cord but the cord is actually a little longer than 6 foot, ~6.5'

A:  Hi, the operaton of trhe electric heater is cheaper than the propane heaters. One propane tank can last from 9 to 10 hours.

A:  Yes, It can be set on the floor. Thank you

A:  This unit has been mounted on the ceiling using the mounting brackets. The mounting brackets provide the minimum clearance needed from the ceiling, so an extension is not necessary.

A:  The bulbs running around the $65.00 and the lasting depend on the use and care of the heater. Thank you.

A:  Yes, you need 3ft above and 2ft on the sides. Thank you.