Dyna-Glo IR30NMDG-1 30,000 BTU Natural Gas Infrared Wall Heater

Works perfectly, keeps our rooms warm & comfortable on the medium setting. Was not difficult to set up.

I purchased this heater to throw some heat into my basement during the colder times of the year. My basement stays the same temperature all year round for the most part at around 60-70 degrees but it's those 60 degree days I wanted to tame a bit. I hooked this heater into my natural gas line and the radiant infrared heat this heater puts out is impressive! It has 5 ceramic heating elements and can be adjusted to run either one, three or all five at one time. It has a controlled pilot flame with auto shutoff. I added the optional fan to improve circulation which it did do and the auto feature is very functional. I have a gas/C02 detector right above this unit and at full blast I get no alarms. Very impressive for a ventless heater as it sports a better than 99% efficiency rating. It is extremely well built and hanging it on the wall was a breeze as the bracket is well designed and provides a solid hanging base. For the money this heater is a steal and I highly recommend it!

Does a nice job. I don't think it puts out as much heat as the blue flame heater it replaced, but most of that heat went to the ceiling and up the stairs so the end result is this one does a better job heating the downstairs. It may use less gas to heat, but I'll have to wait for my gas bill to see. There was concern with this heater as to if it put too much water in the air and I found that concern to be unfounded. Because I saw it as a concern I got a thermomter with a humidity guage and found the humidity in my home is too low. I went out and bought a room humidifier a week ago and it has been running non-stop for almost a week and the humidity is still only about 24%, and it should be 30%-50% for the most comfort so I would not worry about the moister this heater gives off as a by-product. I use it as my primary heat source with my central heat as a backup source for those cold days/nights so it is going full blast 24/7

Easily installed the Dyna-Glo 30,000 BTU natural gas heater in a 2 car garage to become my husband’s man cave. It’s a great value for the money. My husband has been cold all the time since he became prescribed blood thinners and the heat output is surprising. In the middle of Michigans winter my husband might start out with 3 burners going but in no time at all he’s turning it down to one burner.

I would give this thing 10 stars if I could. Absolutely love it for my needs. I'm writing this review to hopefully help others decide if it will work in their space. I have this located in my attached, insulated garage (2 year old home). The size of my garage is approximately 950 sq ft and with 12 feet high ceilings (12ft is not the norm for most garages). If you are looking for a heater to warm that kind of space in short time this probably won't work for you. But if you can allow it some time then it will work. On a 32 degree day this past Saturday I got it up to 70 degrees in about 2 hours. My garage was around 52 degrees when I started it. There is a fan attachment that will help blow the air out. I did not buy that as I just had a bigger fan sitting around. I use that to circulate the air when I first start it up. The really nice thing about this is there is no lingering gas smell. The natural gas burns very clean. I had used kerosene heaters and while they work well they leave a smell that does not leave your garage for well over a week. Overall I would highly recommend this heater. It says it supports up to 1000 sq ft and I believe that to be accurate. If your area is not well insulated you could have issues but on the other hand if my garage was 1200 sq ft I believe it would still have worked.

My husband bought this for our garage, as he uses it for a workshop. In one afternoon, he was able to follow the directions and install it correctly, having no issues thus far with it. It runs well, heats the space well, and the temperature control is easy work. He was very pleased to find this on Amazon, as the hardware stores were carrying it for quite a bit more money. It looks sleek and is very quiet while running, he's hoping it will hold up well to consistent use. Overall, a great value for the money. We'll know more after it runs all winter as to how much it costs to run, but my husband is optimistic that it will not be too expensive. Great heater thus far!

Heater came in a ripped up box, after opening it up we realized it was a return. It had several scratches and a dent. We had already arranged for a guy to come and install it, he would have charged us for a service call regardless, so we decided to go ahead and have it installed. So basically I would recommend the heater ( it works great) but not the seller. We bought and paid full price for a brand new item and we received a returned banged up one. We are considering getting 1 or 2 more heaters, we will try a different seller.

I love these heaters. They heat up a room fast. We used to have 4 radiator heaters in livingroom/kitchen. Now I have one direct connected to gas in my livinroom and one in basement My husband hooked them up. I also have one in my enclosed entryway with propane. All connected with the optional fans. My brother also has 2. Very safe.

Bought this 30,000 BTU Dyna-Glo infrared heater for our gazebo evenings—fast, sun-like warmth without needing electricity. Added legs and a plug-in fan for even better heat coverage. The infrared heat feels like sitting in the sun—warming people and objects directly instead of just the air. I purchased the optional base legs (WBL100) to make it free-standing and added the Dyna-Glo vent-free wall heat fan (WHF100), which quietly pushes the warmth further and helps direct it exactly where we need it. The fan does require a standard power outlet, but it’s worth it for the improved heat distribution. The LOW-MED-HI control knob gives us flexible heat settings, and since the heater itself doesn’t require electricity, it’s a great backup heat source during outages. Setup was simple: attach the legs, connect to the gas line, and place it where heat coverage is best. Infrared vs. Blue Flame: Infrared (this model): Best for spot heating; warms you quickly even if the air is cool. Works well in drafty or open spaces, such as a gazebo. Blue Flame: Heats the air in the room; better for evenly warming fully enclosed spaces, but can take longer to reach the desired temperature. Pros: Quick, targeted warmth that feels natural The heater runs without electricity. Quiet operation with optional fan. Adjustable heat settings. Optional base legs make it portable. Cons: The fan requires a power outlet. Heat is strongest in direct line of sight—objects or walls can block it. Blue flame style may be better for fully enclosed rooms. We’ve found this infrared model perfect for our semi-open gazebo space—it keeps us warm, extends our evenings outside, and has been completely reliable.

Item arrived the following day as I am a prime member. I have yet to install it as we are travelling abroad at the moment, however, my good friend has one installed and it works like a charm in his garage. He also to error on the side of safety as Leo installed a carbon monoxide device. He also hung a small fan higher to the garage ceiling in order to circulate the warm air which obviously will rise. For a garage I will say it is safe as if you look from inside your garage, it is not totally sealed allowing air to enter. Having said do it keeps the garage super warm.

Have this on my deck for year round heating

I thought it was thermostatically controlled its manual and wont shut off at temp. Heats well just wont shutoff

Starts good, and works good, for a while. Then it shuts down and can't be relit till the next day...nor can it be turned down, as it shuts off within a few mins, then can't be relit. Not sure what's going on with it, but the way it is. Works to take the chill off in my garage, but if it wasn't insulated, or if I needed constant heat, I would certainly look for something different.