Dura Heat Dura Heat 240 Volt Hard-Wired Electric Garage Heater, 5,000 Watt - EWH5100 Size:5000 Watt 350 lbs Load Capacity Color:BLACK

Name: Dura Heat Dura Heat 240 Volt Hard-Wired Electric Garage Heater, 5,000 Watt - EWH5100 Size:5000 Watt 350 lbs Load Capacity Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 89372837736
Price: 176.69 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1566 (13 reviews)

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Dura Heat Dura Heat 240 Volt Hard Wired Electric Garage Heater, 5,000 Watt EWH5100 Size:5000 Watt 350 lbs Load Capacity Color:BLACK 350 lbs Load Capacity SHOP TIPS: Recommended for use with a plunge router Special Features: Heavy gauge steel body DURABLE STEEL BODY: Heavy duty insulated scratch resistant cabinet construction ensures longevity in tough environments where you need to heat up poorly insulated areas

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