- Does it need electricity?
- No. It runs on liquid propane alone, with a standing pilot and manual controls, so it works during a power outage.
- What size room will it heat?
- Procom rates it for about 500 square feet. In a well-insulated room it can handle that; in a drafty garage expect it to cover less.
- Can it be used in a bedroom?
- Vent-free heaters are not recommended for bedrooms or small sealed rooms. Use it in a ventilated space such as a garage, workshop or cabin.
- How is it connected to propane?
- It needs a regulated liquid propane supply, either a tank with a hose or a fixed line. The tank and hose are not included.
- Does it have a thermostat?
- No. Heat is set with manual control, so the room warms and cools around that setting rather than holding a set temperature.
- How far from the wall and furniture must it sit?
- It mounts on the wall but still needs clearance from side walls, the ceiling and anything combustible. Follow the manual's distances; they are stricter than they look.
- Where is the Procom 10000 BTU Wall Mount Indoor Liquid Propane Heater cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $120.16, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Procom 10000 BTU Wall Mount Indoor Liquid Propane Heater?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Lowe's, Tractor Supply Co.