What is the Safest Space Heater?

Space heaters have come a long way since the early units were first introduced with built-in safety features standard. Some units are built with more safety features than others making them better to use in many scenarios. Often the less heat output needed, the safer the unit, but there are many units that, when used… Read More »

What is the Best Heater for a Box Truck?

Many individuals and small businesses own box trucks holding valuable equipment. The equipment not only needs security but also often has equipment that can be damaged by cold weather. This is mainly when the temperature drops below zero and starts to freeze. There are several options for installing a heater in the back of a… Read More »

What is the Best Ways To Heat a Garage?

Garages are often the last place heat is added in a home, but it can become necessary to have a comfortable work area. Often it depends on the climate for what is the best way to heat an open space such as a garage. For example, what works in the American Southwest likely won’t work… Read More »

Why a Condensing Fan Motor is Overheating

A condensing fan motor is an important component of an air conditioner or heat pump unit. It is a component that turns on and off frequently and moves air away from the condenser. What Is a Normal Temperature for a Condensing Fan Motor? A Condensing fan motor usually operates at a temperature of roughly 150… Read More »

Our Picks for Best 110/120 Volt Electric Garage Heaters

Keeping a garage warm, or at least warmer, is ideal when working during cold weather. One of the problems with many garages is they lack a 220-volt outlet to run a heavy duty-heater. 220-volts is ideal for getting the high amps needed to run a commercial-style electric heater. With that said, there are many 110/120-volt… Read More »

Causes and Fixes for AC Unit Buzzing Every Few Minutes

If you have an air conditioner that is buzzing every few minutes, there are several common causes and fixes. Often it is simply a bad part that needs to be replaced, and the buzzing goes away. The first step is to narrow down which component is making the noise and then, if necessary replace it.… Read More »