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The DEWALT F340635 electric forced air heater delivers 5,630 BTU of portable warmth on a standard 120V outlet, with an adjustable 25–95°F thermostat for garages and job sites.
Pair withDEWALT F340700 DXH215HD Forced Air Kerosene Heater, 215K BTU$15.00
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SKU : WOR-TOO-849
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The DEWALT F340635 5,630 BTU Electric Forced Air Portable Heater is a dependable way to take the chill off garages, workshops, and covered job sites. Unlike propane heaters, it runs on standard household current, so there's no fuel to refill or exhaust tubing to manage.
This heater is sized for jobs where you need a localized heat source, not for heating large open warehouses. It's a good fit for a garage, a covered patio, or a mechanics bay when an outlet is within reach.
5,630 BTU / 1,650 W output: quick warm-up for small and medium spaces.
120V plug-and-go: no propane tank, no fuel, no special wiring.
Adjustable 25–95°F thermostat: set your heat level and the element cycles to maintain it.
Recessed controls: shields knobs and switches from impacts on the job.
Model: F340635
Weight: 12 lb / 5.4 kg
Voltage: 120V
Controls: Recessed switches and thermostat dial
Fuel Type: Electric
Dimensions: 11.5 x 9.5 x 13.5 in / 29.2 x 24.1 x 34.3 cm
Heat Output: 5,630 BTU / 1,650 W
Product Type: Electric Forced Air Heater
Heating Element: Cycles on/off to maintain temperature
Thermostat Range: 25–95°F
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: F340635
Propane heaters are powerful but require fuel, ventilation, and more safety attention. The F340635 solves that with simple 120V power. It won't warm a full warehouse, but for a drafty garage or a small site trailer it's easier to set up, run, and maintain.
Dust is the enemy. Wipe the housing and vacuum the grill before winter storage to help the fan spin freely and the element stay efficient.
Yes, it is designed for job sites and industrial buildings. Place it on a level, non-combustible surface and keep it away from flammable materials.
No, it runs on a standard 120V household outlet and draws about 1,500 watts.
It works best in small to medium spaces, like a two-car garage or a workshop. It is not designed to heat large open warehouses.
Use the built-in thermostat dial, which covers 25°F to 95°F. The heating element cycles on and off to keep the room near your set temperature.
This heater warms up my two-car garage in about 15 minutes. The thermostat is accurate and the fan is quiet enough. I use it when I'm working on projects in the winter.
I've used forced air heaters for years, and this one is as good as any. It throws out a lot of heat for the size. The adjustable thermostat keeps the room from getting too hot. I like the safety shutoff if it tips.
It heats the space quickly, but the fan is noisier than I expected. Not a deal breaker for the garage. Overall happy.
This thing cranks.
The heater itself does a fine job warming up my shop. I docked a star because the power cord is a bit short. I need an extension cord to place it where I want. But for the price, it's a solid unit.
I bought this for the barn to keep the water troughs from freezing. It has worked nonstop and hasn't let us down. The thermostat is easy to set.
I'm a retired carpenter and this heater makes my workshop comfortable all winter. It's compact enough to move around. The controls are simple, which I appreciate. I've already told my buddies about it.
So lit.
I keep this in my work van. It heats up the back quickly when I need to work on a job. No complaints.
This heater is pretty good. It takes a little longer to heat a large area, but for a small room it's great.
I've had cheap heaters die after one season. This one feels built to last. The housing is solid and the fan runs smooth. I've used it for a month now and no issues. Would buy again.
It's a solid heater, but it's heavier than I thought. Works fine for my sunroom.
I've owned this heater for three winters and it's still going strong. The fan is loud but that doesn't bother me in the shop. It heats my two-car garage enough that I can work in a t-shirt.
It warms up but the thermostat seems off by a few degrees. Also the fan is noisy. If you need a quick heat in a small space, it's alright.
