NewAir Portable Electric Garage Heater

NewAir Portable Electric Garage HeaterModel: G56 UPC Code: 854001004396 When you need heat fast, turn on the NewAir G56 5600 watt garage heater. Powerful enough to heat up to 800 square feet, this sturdy steel bodied heater is perfect for garages, workshops and light industrial environments. Key Features: Certified for electrical safety with overheat protection. Easy to use thermostat with manual controls. Portable design includes carrying handle and 6 foot cord. Quickly heats up 800

Model: G56
UPC Code: 854001004396

When you need heat fast, turn on the NewAir G56 5600 watt garage heater. Powerful enough to heat up to 800 square feet, this sturdy steel-bodied heater is perfect for garages, workshops and light industrial environments.

Key Features:
Certified for electrical safety with overheat protection.
Easy-to-use thermostat with manual controls.
Portable design includes carrying handle and 6-foot cord.
Quickly heats up 800 square feet.
Sturdy steel construction with black powder coated finish.

Portable Heating for Winter Warmth
Don't let winter put an end to your garage and workshop hobbies! The NewAir Portable Electric Garage Heater is a 240-volt heater that plugs into any 6-30R style outlet. Just plug and play for warmth wherever you need it. 

Adjustable Heat Right Where You Need It Most
The NewAir Portable Electric Garage Heater is designed with a single-pole thermostat with a dial that you can adjust to easily set your desired temperature. Place it on a solid surface near your work area for total comfort. 

Portable Design for Complete Convenience
The 6-foot cord allows you to plug this heater into the wall and place it where you need it. The attached handle makes it a snap to carry around, so you never have to go without heat on a cold winter's day. 

Smart Safety Features
Electric garage heaters are tops for safety because they let you skip the fumes and flames of propane versions. Need even more peace of mind? This UL-certified heater has an automatic shut-off function that prevents overheating.

Additional Details:
Largest Coverage Area 
With a 5600 watt heating capability, the NewAir G56 garage heater can heat large areas up to 800 square feet - making it our most powerful electric garage heater available.

Certified Safety Features 
The NewAir G56 is fully certified for electrical safety and features a protected motor and a steel safety grille to guard hands and fingers. Its sophisticated thermal cut-off system ensures the unit turns off if it starts to overheat.

Rugged, Portable Design 
Wherever you need extra warmth, the NewAir G56 garage heater is ready to deliver. It sits right on the floor, so finding a place to set it up is easy. The built-in carrying handle with cord storage makes it easy to take along.

Easy-to-Use Temperature Control 
The NewAir G56 5600 watt garage heater features a reliable single-pole thermostat that automatically maintains the temperature you set. Get all the heat you need just by turning the dial.

Plug Type
The NewAir G56 5600 watt garage heater has a 6-30P plug and requires a 6-30R recepticle in order to operate.

California Residents:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including styrene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information see below.

What is this warning about?
This warning is the result of a unique law passed in California in 1986 called “Proposition 65.” Proposition 65 requires a warning to be included with any product sold in California that may contain any of the 900-plus chemicals that State of California regulators (as opposed to federal and other state regulators) consider harmful. As explained below, failure to provide a warning can result in significant costs and penalties in California.
Are products with this label safe to use?
Yes, Newair products are safe to use as instructed. Our products meet federal and state laws (including California’s) for safety and restricted substances. A Proposition 65 warning is a notification that a product may include a substance on California’s Proposition 65 list. The list is broad, subject to change, and contains substances that are found in products, sold and purchased in California, that are used or consumed in everyday living. For example, warnings have been required for coffee, vinegar, and fish, in addition to many other commonly-used products.
I purchased this product outside of California. Why are you showing this message to me?
Newair products are sold throughout the U.S. to retailers with national distribution. Each distribution warehouse can and does serve multiple states, including California. To avoid the potential Proposition 65 costs and penalties if a product without a warning is brought into California, we decided to include these warnings, regardless of origin of purchase.
If this product is safe, why does Newair include this warning?
For purposes of Proposition 65, the fact that the product meets federal and state safety standards is irrelevant. If there is even a trace amount of a Proposition 65 chemical in the product, it is up to the manufacturer to prove that the amount falls below California’s minimum exposure level. What constitutes “exposure” is poorly defined and the decision is often left to the courts. For a manufacturer, the legal fees to contest a Proposition 65 case are significant. Because providing a warning removes all of these potential costs and litigation risks, Newair and many other manufacturers have opted to provide the Proposition 65 warning.
Doesn't the state of California require evidence of harm to humans prior to posting chemicals on the Proposition 65 list?
No. In fact, California regulators require no evidence of harm or even likelihood of harm to humans prior to placing a chemical on the Proposition 65 list. Instead, evidence from animal testing has been deemed sufficient, even when those tests on animals are conducted with outlandish dosages.
Can a chemical be on the Proposition 65 even if it is considered to be safe by the FDA and EPA?
Yes. There are a variety of examples of products that have been deemed safe by the FDA and/or EPA that are on the California Proposition 65 list. The FDA & EPA have done studies with humans and deemed products safe, but based on the animal testing and extremely high doses, those same products are still listed on California’s Proposition 65 list.