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ChimneyFree 5,200 BTU Powerheat Infrared Quartz Electric Heater

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Walmart has ChimneyFree 5,200 BTU Powerheat Infrared Quartz Electric Stove Heater (Various Colors) on sale for $49. Shipping is free.

Thanks community member TigerKingTony for sharing this deal

Product Features:
  • 5,200 BTU ChimneyFree heater provides supplemental zone heating for up to 1,000 square feet to help you save money
  • Infrared quartz heat helps to maintain natural humidity in the air, for comfortable warmth that doesn't dry out your home
  • Durable metal body construction with screened picture window and arched frame detailing
  • Operational door conceals control panel for your fireplace
  • Adjustable thermostat allows you to decide the temperature of your room
  • Realistic flame effect with glowing logs and ember bed can be operated with or without heat
  • Safe for use around children and pets
  • Portable unit is easy-to-assemble: simply attach the legs, plug it in and it is ready to heat

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • This price matches our previous +58 FP Deal.
    • Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars from over 2,600 reviews.
  • Returns: Within 90 days after item is delivered.

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Walmart has ChimneyFree 5,200 BTU Powerheat Infrared Quartz Electric Stove Heater (Various Colors) on sale for $49. Shipping is free.

Thanks community member TigerKingTony for sharing this deal

Product Features:
  • 5,200 BTU ChimneyFree heater provides supplemental zone heating for up to 1,000 square feet to help you save money
  • Infrared quartz heat helps to maintain natural humidity in the air, for comfortable warmth that doesn't dry out your home
  • Durable metal body construction with screened picture window and arched frame detailing
  • Operational door conceals control panel for your fireplace
  • Adjustable thermostat allows you to decide the temperature of your room
  • Realistic flame effect with glowing logs and ember bed can be operated with or without heat
  • Safe for use around children and pets
  • Portable unit is easy-to-assemble: simply attach the legs, plug it in and it is ready to heat

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • This price matches our previous +58 FP Deal.
    • Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars from over 2,600 reviews.
  • Returns: Within 90 days after item is delivered.

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luckylefty88
Got it for $15 two years ago. The lights broke last year, and this year the spinning mechanism (the one that gives the fire illusion, you can't turn it off) started making a whirring noise. Great for $15, but pretty bad for $50.
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Yep! It has a fan w 2 heat settings and some sort of thermostat function without showing actual temperature.

You can also run the flame visuals without heat.

I got one in December. The only thing I wish it had was a timer to turn it off automatically after a specified amount of time. I bought a separate timer for this reason.

Overall, I'm super happy with it. Warms an avg bedroom pretty well and the vibe is right if you can't have a fireplace.

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Jan 31, 2022
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DrParnassus
Jan 31, 2022
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this thing sucks really bad
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Jan 31, 2022
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sggrant323
Jan 31, 2022
697 Posts
Melted at the plug after a couple weeks of use. Have multiple others of different brands in other rooms. Never had issue. This thing damn near burned the house down. Took it back.
Feb 1, 2022
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Tedusmc2009
Feb 1, 2022
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Quote from luckylefty88 :
Got it for $15 two years ago. The lights broke last year, and this year the spinning mechanism (the one that gives the fire illusion, you can't turn it off) started making a whirring noise. Great for $15, but pretty bad for $50.
Even for 50bucks last 2 winter is good.
Feb 1, 2022
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jtree1
Feb 1, 2022
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Any good deals on electric fireplaces that mount like a TV?
Feb 1, 2022
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signelengis
Feb 1, 2022
302 Posts
I have this one. I run it on a 10g extension cord and have a tp-link 15amp timer. I run it at half power most of the time. It doesn't produce a ton of heat despite the rating, and the blower is very weak. It is not bad for a very small space, and looks good, though.
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Quote from dharmareddyrakesh :
Is this good as garage heater? I live in Midwest. Trying to keep may 150 sqft garage warm.
You'd probably want something like this. Decent price right now too.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Mr-He.../316047012

Obviously, not unattended, and only when you are present and need it. It would heat up the garage rather quickly. Even though the description says for a garage, I wouldn't run for hours on end without opening the garage door for some ventilation.
Feb 3, 2022
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handyguy
Feb 3, 2022
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To avoid a fire, connect directly to an outlet. No extension cords, WiFi plugs, power adapters. Any space heater must be plugged into outlet.

I do have an Alexa heater, safe.

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Feb 3, 2022
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Chiphumper
Feb 3, 2022
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Quote from handyguy :
To avoid a fire, connect directly to an outlet. No extension cords, WiFi plugs, power adapters. Any space heater must be plugged into outlet.

I do have an Alexa heater, safe.
If the remote switched outlet is capable of handling the current then it's fine.
Feb 3, 2022
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Slickone_
Feb 3, 2022
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Quote from handyguy :
To avoid a fire, connect directly to an outlet. No extension cords, WiFi plugs, power adapters. Any space heater must be plugged into outlet.

I do have an Alexa heater, safe.
If his short extension cord is 10g, assuming it's good quality, what's the difference in that and the romex cable that runs from the outlet all the way to the circuit breaker panel? I think most home AC romex is 12g-14g. Truly asking. I'm no electrician.
Feb 3, 2022
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Chiphumper
Feb 3, 2022
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Quote from Slickone_ :
If his short extension cord is 10g, assuming it's good quality, what's the difference in that and the romex cable that runs from the outlet all the way to the circuit breaker panel? I think most home AC romex is 12g-14g. Truly asking. I'm no electrician.
Well said. Not sure on "Romex" (that's a brand like Kleenex) but hopefully the nitwit that installs a high-amperage outlet has the appropriate wiring behind the outlet. Trust but verify I suppose. I ran 10AWG to my Garage's 30A 240V outlets so I know. Generally whatever AWG wire is at the breaker is the same as is what is at the outlet. Hopefully the homeowner has their insurance premiums up to date.
Feb 4, 2022
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SteveW7942
Feb 4, 2022
125 Posts
Quote from dharmareddyrakesh :
Is this good as garage heater? I live in Midwest. Trying to keep may 150 sqft garage warm.
If you are well insulated, it'll work to keep from freezing. I run a 1500 watt space heater 24/7 in my detached 1200SF shop and it holds the temp to 50F or better usually. I have R-21 walls and R-55 ceiling insulation, 5 windows, 3 entry doors, and a one-stall garage door that isn't sealed very well (foam panel insulated at least) . I'm near Muskegon, Michigan. It was -2F this morning and 52F in the shop.

I do run another 1500 watt space heater by my legs at my computer for several hours a day though. If I want to really warm it up, I run my wood stove, but this season I haven't been using it because I'm storing too much stuff to feel like moving it away from the wood stove.

That's about $150/mo at my rates without the supplemental heater. I'm looking to install a mini-split heat pump eventually for efficiency.
Last edited by SteveW7942 February 4, 2022 at 11:16 AM.
Feb 4, 2022
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Chiphumper
Feb 4, 2022
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I envy your insulation. I just built a 24x40 metal garage this past summer and just now finished installing Knauf 1.5" foil faced mineral wool panels tape sealed. Only R6.5 but a single 5000 watt gets me a 30 degree rise after four hours and holds it. I just now finished installing a second Dyna Glo 5000 watt garage heater to kickstart it up to temp. I wish I could keep one running but at $0.169/kWh it would be pricey. My plan is to add a ton more insulation to the ceiling this summer.
Feb 4, 2022
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DoctorLecter
Feb 4, 2022
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Is the heat source a bit low to set directly on carpet floor? Does the top get too hot to touch? TIA
Feb 5, 2022
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luckylefty88
Feb 5, 2022
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Quote from turk270 :
Did you buy it used?
Nope, new. It was YMMV via Slickdeals.

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Feb 7, 2022
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SteveW7942
Feb 7, 2022
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Quote from Chiphumper :
I envy your insulation. I just built a 24x40 metal garage this past summer and just now finished installing Knauf 1.5" foil faced mineral wool panels tape sealed. Only R6.5 but a single 5000 watt gets me a 30 degree rise after four hours and holds it. I just now finished installing a second Dyna Glo 5000 watt garage heater to kickstart it up to temp. I wish I could keep one running but at $0.169/kWh it would be pricey. My plan is to add a ton more insulation to the ceiling this summer.
I lucked out on the purchase of my home. The outbuilding (just a shell at the time) was framed half and half with reclaimed 2x6 and 2x8 walls. I wanted to put more insulation in the 2x8 walls but was in a rush to finish insulation and interior walls before winter.

I spent a fair amount of time sealing any accessible gaps along the sheathing and windows as well. Caulk and foam for days!

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