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01-18-2013, 11:31 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Eastern Shore of MD
Posts: 10,164
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Re: stinky turbo heater
When I run mine in my small garage I have an inline thermostat on the 120volt line that will shut it off when it reaches temp and turns it back on when it drops. I think tractor supply has them as well and not real costly. In my big garage I run a 210K, a 150K and 2 - 110K heaters and never have to worry about shutting them off while working. Needless to say I plan my working events around the extreme cold.
 Just make sure if you are running in a small area that there is plenty of fresh air as the fumes can be deadly
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