can you use this indoors in a long hallway with a 15 foot ceiling in front of a door?
1802360
Obviously it is made for indoors and will heat a given area depending on the amperage you set it, just be aware that you have to be able to reach it to set the thermostat located on the front of the unit. It will not be very attractive in a house. An electrician would be able to tell you what wire gauge to use depending on the btu's you expect the unit to deliver, it is adjustable by the internal wiring. It does require 240 volts. I use mine in a garage....works great. I have mine set for maximum wattage and use 10 gauge wire and at 14 cents a kilowatt it cost about 70 cents an hour, and I only use it when I am working in the garage. Obviously it is made for indoors and will heat a given area depending on the amperage you set it, just be aware that you have to be able to reach it to set the thermostat located on the front of the unit. It will not be very attractive in a house. An electrician would be able to tell you what wire gauge to use depending on the btu's you expect the unit to deliver, it is adjustable by the internal wiring. It does require 240 volts. I use mine in a garage....works great. I have mine set for maximum wattage and use 10 gauge wire and at 14 cents a kilowatt it cost about 70 cents an hour, and I... » Read More Obviously it is made for indoors and will heat a given area depending on the amperage you set it, just be aware that you have to be able to reach it to set the thermostat located on the front of the unit. It will not be very attractive in a house. An electrician would be able to tell you what wire gauge to use depending on the btu's you expect the unit to deliver, it is adjustable by the internal wiring. It does require 240 volts. I use mine in a garage....works great. I have mine set for maximum wattage and use 10 gauge wire and at 14 cents a kilowatt it cost about 70 cents an hour, and I only use it when I am working in the garage. « Show Less
1802361
Almost the same situation we have in the barn. But I am not an electrician.
1802362
You need to be able to reach that little back knob to turn it off/on and adjust the temp setting
1171117
Yes, I have it mounted on an 8 foot interior ceiling and the motion sensor is tripped from about a dozen feet down the hallway. Good product, performs very well.
534158
Sure can. It is heavy though and comes in multiple pieces... Make sure you have high ceilings as well.
1134662
Yes, I use it in my unfinished basement hallway..about 30-35ft... with plastic practice balls...at the lower settings 1,2,3 it does not hop as much and the plastic practice balls are fast enough for kids
1970773
Nope. This said, however, it really isn't meant for *true* indoor use. Garage or construction zone, sure, but keep it out of the living room.
1684646
I use this for a small room and really don't have it on much so I can't give a solid answer. You do want to make sure it will fit your window and I wouldn't use it for a room larger than 12 or 15 feet
1834475
I don't see why you could not use this indoors. That being said, I think there might be others that are meant for inside. The rugged construction of this is good for all weather types, but it is also a sleek looking device, so having it inside will not be an eye sore.
1678745
HiI used the u it for a medical spa room where a high power laser emits lots of heat energy. I have standard cooling but it was quite insufficient for my purpose. This suint has made it so much better for the room and my main unit dosent have to be revved up before and after the procedures. The room is about 16x16. So it shall be fine for your 15x15 room.
1981531
Unless your hall is really wide and big I wouldn't use it there. It's a very nice light with only the little nob on the end that is nickel.
371733
You can remove legs and it will fit. Perhaps suspend it from your ceiling without the legs to fit in you 7ft room
176691
I don't know if it can,since we installed it in our hallway,on a level plain.
646313
Technically it's probably possible, but its really not made for it. It has a wider base for support from the floor and it gets pretty heavy when it is full. I would advise keeping it on the floor. It is narrow enough you can probably fit it in a standard size hallway, if there isn't room for it in any of your rooms--that's where we have ours, and we don't have any trouble with running into it. You will want to make sure there is enough space between doors first though.
1969830
You know I'm not really sure. We used it on a interior door in an industrial warehouse building. I believe they sell similar items at Home Depot now so you can check with them if there's one in your area.
876737
I believe you can. I had an electrician install, and it seems to me that he let me choose the length that it would be from the ceiling.
2047669
To mount you have to use junction box anyway. If you mount in the upper corner of the hallway you will cover about 80% of the area, considering if your hallway is not longer then 30 feet.
734992
Yes I use it indoors....I have a area with ten ft. Ceilings.... It works just fine....I use my little tablet to film my swing... love it
1714908
Yes, it can be used indoor but only in an area where you have active ventilation, otherwise your smoke alarm may go off for sure.