--- product_id: 160150627 title: "Newair Electric Garage Heater 240V | 4800W Freestanding or Ceiling Mounted Shop Heater, | Fan-Forced Electric Shop Heaters for Garage | for 500 Sq Ft with Remote Control and Digital Thermostat" brand: "newair" price: "$797.15" currency: USD in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "New Air" url: https://www.desertcart.us/products/160150627-newair-electric-garage-heater-240v-4800w-freestanding-or-ceiling-mounted store_origin: US region: United States of America --- # 4800W high-power output Heats up to 500 sq ft Freestanding or ceiling/wall mount Newair Electric Garage Heater 240V | 4800W Freestanding or Ceiling Mounted Shop Heater, | Fan-Forced Electric Shop Heaters for Garage | for 500 Sq Ft with Remote Control and Digital Thermostat **Brand:** newair **Price:** $797.15 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ”₯ Stay warm, stay productive β€” heat your hustle with power and precision! πŸ”₯ ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Newair Electric Garage Heater 240V | 4800W Freestanding or Ceiling Mounted Shop Heater, | Fan-Forced Electric Shop Heaters for Garage | for 500 Sq Ft with Remote Control and Digital Thermostat by newair - **How much does it cost?** $797.15 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.us](https://www.desertcart.us/products/160150627-newair-electric-garage-heater-240v-4800w-freestanding-or-ceiling-mounted) ## Best For - newair enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted newair brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Built Tough for Pros:** Rugged, heavy-duty design engineered to withstand demanding workshop and job site environments. - β€’ **Safety First, Always:** Equipped with automatic overheat protection and UL-certified 30A plug for peace of mind during long work sessions. - β€’ **Smart Remote Control:** Adjust temperature, fan speed, and timer from anywhere in your garage for effortless, precise comfort. - β€’ **Powerhouse Performance:** Delivers a robust 4800 watts of fan-forced heat to conquer chilly 500 sq ft spaces with ease. - β€’ **Versatile Installation:** Adapt your workspace vibeβ€”freestanding on the floor or sleekly mounted on ceiling or wall with included hardware. ## Overview The NewAir Electric Garage Heater 240V is a high-powered, 4800-watt fan-forced heater designed to efficiently warm up to 500 square feet. Its versatile 2-in-1 design allows freestanding or ceiling/wall mounting, complemented by a digital thermostat and remote control for precise temperature management. Built with a rugged exterior and safety features like automatic overheat protection and a UL-certified 30-amp plug, it’s the ideal heating solution for garages, workshops, and job sites demanding reliable, consistent warmth. ## Description The NewAir 240V Electric Garage Heater provides powerful, flexible heating for garages, workshops, sheds, and job sites where dependable warmth is essential. Delivering 4,800 watts of fan-forced heat, this electric garage heater efficiently warms spaces up to 500 square feet, making it ideal for two-car garages and medium-sized workspaces. Its versatile 2-in-1 design allows you to use the heater as a freestanding unit on the floor or workbench, or mount it securely on the wall or ceiling using the included hardware. A digital thermostat, adjustable fan speeds, and built-in timer let you customize comfort with precision, while the included remote control allows easy operation from anywhere in your garage. Designed for safety and reliability, this 240 volt electric garage heater features automatic overheat protection and a UL-certified 30-amp, 3-prong plug for dedicated outlets. Built for tough environments, it delivers consistent, maintenance-free heat to keep your workspace comfortable and productive all winter long. Review: Completely satisfied, wiring info included. I'm not an electrician. - Received my G73 heater in 2 days. I'm liking the Prime Membership, well worth $79.00 a year. I have a 220v A/C unit in my garage, rated at 20 amp. I didn't want to run any more wire to use this heater, I did purchase it and realized all the post about running 10/2 with a ground and a 30 amp breaker. Well we took the electrical cover off the back, the heater is wired with 12/2 with a ground so we tried it for a couple of days now and it hasn't tripped my 20 amp breaker. I have 12/2 with a ground run, it's about 50' to the breaker box. I bought a Utilitech 12 gauge A/C plug from Lowe's, Model # 0051659 which is the same male plug as my A/C unit, the other end is female, I cut that off to run to the G73. Thermostat is all the way and not tripping the breaker and the wire is not even warm. It's 37 degrees outside and it's 78 degrees in my garage right now, fixing to turn it down a bit. My garage is 24' x 24' insulated. garage door is insulated also. Hope this helps anyone with questions about wiring. Also the Utilitech plug I bought, on the package is 12/3 SPT-3, 20A-250V-5000W. It's December 18th, still running the G73, only after work and on the weekends. I was debating putting a switch, but I don't think my garage gets that cold. From what I understand the lowest setting on the thermostat is 45 degrees, my garage might get to 50 degrees if it's really cold. Running about 4-5 hours a night, still hasn't tripped my 20 amp double breaker, wire still doesn't get warm. My 12/2 wire run to the garage is about 60' from the breaker box also. I'm not saying this is the way to do this, already had someone tell me I was stupid, but it's never unattended and I don't use it often. Update 12-10-14 Second year using the G73 heater, had a problem with it and contacted NewAir,a connector broke off inside the heater. A new heater was sent to me in less than a week. All is good, great customer service. Review: So far so good - Just got it installed tonight and it is warming up the garage nicely. I'm not an electrician, but have installed quite a few high voltage items in my house including a kiln and an electric car charger. This was pretty easy. I was surprised there was no cord, I knew it had no plug, but I expected there to be cord. I had no install instructions either, but found them online easy enough - although they were pretty useless. Anyway, a simple 3 wire connection to a cord I bought at Home Depot. I wanted mine to be sort of portable so I used a flexible rubber cord about 10 ft long so I can move it within the garage within that 10 ft limit. Incase you want to tackle it yourself, a 10/3 cord is fine and available at lowes/home depot. The "3" means it will have 3 wires inside it. Send the green wire to the green wire in the heater. Send the black to on of the "other" wires in the heater (they are marked L1 and L2 in the heater). Attach the white wire to the last available wire in the heater. Use #10 gauge wire nuts to connect them and be sure to use an adjustable 'collar" to make the connection snug at the back of the heater. Since this is a single phase AC heater, you don't need to worry about which wire you connect the black and white to. Just don't connect anything but green to the green wire. It's working pretty good - took the chill out in about 15 mins. Now waiting to see if it heat the garage to a comfortable level. If I don't add to this later, assume it did. ## Features - POWERFUL 240V HEATING FOR GARAGES & WORKSHOPS – This electric garage heater 240V delivers 4,800 watts of fan-forced heat to efficiently warm spaces up to 500 square feet. Ideal for garages, workshops, sheds, warehouses, and job sites that need fast, consistent heat during cold weather. - HEAVY-DUTY DESIGN FOR TOUGH WORK ENVIRONMENTS – Built to handle demanding conditions, this heavy duty electric garage heater features a rugged exterior designed for long-term performance. A reliable electric shop heater 240V for both home and commercial workspaces. - FREESTANDING OR CEILING/WALL MOUNT FLEXIBILITY – Use this garage heater as a freestanding unit on the floor or workbench, or install it using the included mounting bracket for wall or ceiling placement. This versatile garage ceiling heater adapts easily to your space and layout. - REMOTE CONTROL WITH DIGITAL THERMOSTAT – Adjust temperature, fan speed, and timer settings from anywhere in your garage using the included remote. This electric garage heater with thermostat offers precise comfort control without interrupting your work. - SAFE PLUG-IN OPERATION WITH OVERHEAT PROTECTION – Equipped with automatic shut-off and a UL-certified 30-amp, 3-prong plug for a dedicated 240-volt outlet, this 240 volt electric garage heater delivers dependable performance with built-in safety you can trust. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07YNXCQGC | | Amperage | 30 A | | Best Sellers Rank | #603,478 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #1,272 in Heaters & Heater Accessories | | Brand | NewAir | | Brand Name | NewAir | | Color | Gray | | Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 881 Reviews | | Form Factor | 2-in-1 | | Fuel Type | Electric | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00853138006907 | | Heat Output | 4800 watts | | Heating Coverage | 500 square feet,square feet | | Heating Element | Radiant | | Heating Method | Forced Air | | Included Components | Heater | | Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor | | Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 10.3"D x 10.8"W x 13.7"H | | Item Type Name | Garage Heater | | Item Weight | 12.1 pounds | | Manufacturer | Newair | | Max Temperature Setting | 99 Β°F | | Min Temperature Setting | 45 Β°F | | Model Number | NGH500GA00 | | Mounting Type | Ceiling Mount | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Speeds | 2 | | Part Number | NGH500GA00 | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Recommended Uses For Product | Garage, Home | | Room Type | Bedroom, Home Office, Study Room | | Special Feature | Overheat Protection | | Special Features | Overheat Protection | | UPC | 853138006907 | | Voltage | 240 volts | | Warranty Description | 1 Year Limited Warranty | ## Product Details - **Brand:** NewAir - **Special Feature:** Overheat Protection - **Color:** Gray - **Form Factor:** 2-in-1 - **Indoor/Outdoor Usage:** Indoor ## Images ![Newair Electric Garage Heater 240V | 4800W Freestanding or Ceiling Mounted Shop Heater, | Fan-Forced Electric Shop Heaters for Garage | for 500 Sq Ft with Remote Control and Digital Thermostat - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61FPg7HLOFL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Can it be used with an adaptor to plug into a regular 120V outlet?** A: Hello, Thank you for contacting NewAir, No the unit cannot be used in that type of installation. Best Regards Customer Care **Q: How long is the cord?** A: 4 to 5 ft. long **Q: Will this work in europe with 220-230V?** A: No because you need 30 amps of current **Q: What kind of adapter do I need to use this with my 240v dryer plug?** A: I believe it is this one: https://www.amazon.com/Parkworld-885415-10-30P-Welding-Adapter/dp/B074LS8FN2/ref=asc_df_B074LS8FN2/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=242124331408&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17312359581616346024&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9033304&hvtargid=pla-663944660048&psc=1 ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Completely satisfied, wiring info included. I'm not an electrician. *by R***Y on December 8, 2013* Received my G73 heater in 2 days. I'm liking the Prime Membership, well worth $79.00 a year. I have a 220v A/C unit in my garage, rated at 20 amp. I didn't want to run any more wire to use this heater, I did purchase it and realized all the post about running 10/2 with a ground and a 30 amp breaker. Well we took the electrical cover off the back, the heater is wired with 12/2 with a ground so we tried it for a couple of days now and it hasn't tripped my 20 amp breaker. I have 12/2 with a ground run, it's about 50' to the breaker box. I bought a Utilitech 12 gauge A/C plug from Lowe's, Model # 0051659 which is the same male plug as my A/C unit, the other end is female, I cut that off to run to the G73. Thermostat is all the way and not tripping the breaker and the wire is not even warm. It's 37 degrees outside and it's 78 degrees in my garage right now, fixing to turn it down a bit. My garage is 24' x 24' insulated. garage door is insulated also. Hope this helps anyone with questions about wiring. Also the Utilitech plug I bought, on the package is 12/3 SPT-3, 20A-250V-5000W. It's December 18th, still running the G73, only after work and on the weekends. I was debating putting a switch, but I don't think my garage gets that cold. From what I understand the lowest setting on the thermostat is 45 degrees, my garage might get to 50 degrees if it's really cold. Running about 4-5 hours a night, still hasn't tripped my 20 amp double breaker, wire still doesn't get warm. My 12/2 wire run to the garage is about 60' from the breaker box also. I'm not saying this is the way to do this, already had someone tell me I was stupid, but it's never unattended and I don't use it often. Update 12-10-14 Second year using the G73 heater, had a problem with it and contacted NewAir,a connector broke off inside the heater. A new heater was sent to me in less than a week. All is good, great customer service. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So far so good *by J***N on January 22, 2014* Just got it installed tonight and it is warming up the garage nicely. I'm not an electrician, but have installed quite a few high voltage items in my house including a kiln and an electric car charger. This was pretty easy. I was surprised there was no cord, I knew it had no plug, but I expected there to be cord. I had no install instructions either, but found them online easy enough - although they were pretty useless. Anyway, a simple 3 wire connection to a cord I bought at Home Depot. I wanted mine to be sort of portable so I used a flexible rubber cord about 10 ft long so I can move it within the garage within that 10 ft limit. Incase you want to tackle it yourself, a 10/3 cord is fine and available at lowes/home depot. The "3" means it will have 3 wires inside it. Send the green wire to the green wire in the heater. Send the black to on of the "other" wires in the heater (they are marked L1 and L2 in the heater). Attach the white wire to the last available wire in the heater. Use #10 gauge wire nuts to connect them and be sure to use an adjustable 'collar" to make the connection snug at the back of the heater. Since this is a single phase AC heater, you don't need to worry about which wire you connect the black and white to. Just don't connect anything but green to the green wire. It's working pretty good - took the chill out in about 15 mins. Now waiting to see if it heat the garage to a comfortable level. If I don't add to this later, assume it did. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ overall im never impressed with anything like this, BUT *by P***K on December 18, 2014* MY GARAGE: I have a small 2 car "tuck under the house" garage....so it can be considered insulated, it is 18 X 18 with 8' ceilings, with insulated garage doors... I live in New England. With that said the space does get very cold anyhow.... QUALITY: I build machines for a living, and me personally im old school on quality.....everything made in the USA during the 50's was built well.....needless to say those days are gone, overall im never impressed with anything like this, BUT....I will admit I was happy with the quality of this unit, just the right gauge thickness for the enclosure, mounting bracket was nice and sturdy, so on....It arrived in perfect working order PRICE: I would have liked to see this unit just under the $200.00 mark, just my opinion.... NOISE: It certainly is not a quiet, but you can carry a conversation with someone with out raising your voice if your standing near it... OVERALL: Clearly this unit is a bit more than I need for my size garage, but I picked it for that reason (you should never undersize) it will get the garage from 45 to 68 in less than half hour....then it cycles every 10 to 15 minutes for a few minutes.... COST TO OPERATE: I have not seen the bill yet, but I have electric "spot" heaters in other areas of the house and have used electricity consumption calculators....it is estimated that this 5000 Watt unit running...say 2.5 hours a day (intermittent throughout the day) multiplied by your Kwh price...And here in New England we just got slammed with an electrical price hike...but I shop around for best rates 5000 Watt X 2.5 hours use X .1199Kwh = (about 1.50 a day/$48 a month) well worth it to me, my garage is my shop... --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.us/products/160150627-newair-electric-garage-heater-240v-4800w-freestanding-or-ceiling-mounted](https://www.desertcart.us/products/160150627-newair-electric-garage-heater-240v-4800w-freestanding-or-ceiling-mounted) --- *Product available on Desertcart United States of America* *Store origin: US* *Last updated: 2026-09-14*