
A fan that heats. Moves air in summer, warms it in winter.
Field Breeze
$59.00
In stock
Ships in 2–5 business days
Built for spaces where the heater isn't the point — a garage, a workshop, a room under renovation. Metal where it matters, simple controls, and no features that stop working when the room is full of dust.
Heat output is the priority here over quiet operation or looks. Position it, point it, and give it a circuit that can take the draw.
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Specifications
- Heat output
- 1,200 W
- Coverage
- Up to 200 sq ft
- Power supply
- 120 V / 60 Hz
- Heat settings
- Two, plus fan-only
- Controls
- Rotary dial
- Flame effect
- No
- Safety
- Tip-over switch, overheat auto shut-off
- Colour
- Pale blue
Ratings shown are for this model line; the exact figure is printed on the unit's rating label.
Care
Wipe the housing with a dry or slightly damp cloth while unplugged. Vacuum the intake grille every few weeks during the season — dust on the intake is the most common reason a heater feels weaker in February than it did in November. Never run it under a towel or blanket, and keep at least a foot of clearance on all sides.
Plugging it in safely
Built with a tip-over cut-off and a thermal cut-off that kill power before the housing gets hot enough to matter. Plug it straight into a wall outlet — a space heater is the one appliance that should never share a power strip or an extension cord. Keep a foot of clearance on all sides.
Shipping
In stock and on the shelf here in the US — two to five business days, tracked, not a cross-border wait.
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