TURBRO Neighborhood DH800A Dog House Heater 800W, Wall Mount, 10ft Anti Bite Cord, Waterproof Control, Overheat Protection, Electric Warmer for Hound Kennel Cat Cage Chicken Coop, UL Test Passed

Tried it first on the screened porch and it pits out a lot of heat. The room was just too big and open air. We installed it in the dog house last night. Some errors on my part learning to use it so I accidentally turned it off. Artic blast tonight so that will be the real test.Very durable. Like the cord protector. Front grill does get hot but the yellow part stays cool to touch.Super easy setting up the app. So far I really think it was a great purchase.

Easy to install and operate.

This heater is advertised as 800W capable of heating 150 cubit feet of space. My dog house is nowhere near that big, but its a decent size and this heater keeps it nice and toasty. I love that it is wireless so that I can monitor the heat and adjust as necessary without having to go outside. Make sure to install it high up tho, the unit gets very hot, dont want to burn your pets or something on the floor!

Would only run at full heat, would not respond to any of the controls manually or through the app. incredibly dangerous!!!. Supposed to have emergency override but the heat, in the doghouse, got up to 127° and the unit was still running at full capacity.

I worry about my hens on nights when it goes below freezing. I hung 2 of these in my 12 X 10 coop and the girls are loving it! They seem very safe and I have not noticed any increase in my electric bill. I covered the coop , which has a metal roof but the walls are just made of hardware cloth ( the stiff metal screening with quarter inch square openings) so i draped the entire coop with 2 layers of plastic tarps , and with the 2 little heaters, it is actually a comfortable temperature in there. I had chicks one hen hatched out before a 3 days freeze and they were just fine.

I purchased this for a large chicken coop (pictures so you can see the size of the coop). I thought for sure I would need to purchase 2, however was not looking to “heat” the coop to a warm temperature, more so just enough to ensure our hens don’t get frostbite. We mounted it on the coop interior wall and set the heater to run thru the night. Temp outside was 21 and starting temp in the coop was 32. Next morning, the inside temp in the coop was 43. Chickens were all safe and cozy! Hoping this lasts thru the winter, I am very impressed with how well this heated the coop!

Hopefully nobody is still keeping their dogs outside overnight! Dogs don't like that. But I suppose if you absolutely have to and are here buying this to keep them warm overnight, it shows you at least care. So good job, sorta.TL;DR - The heater works great. But the company who makes this also makes the exact same heater but with a bunch of convenient features this one is missing like smart phone control, a timer and thermostat. And at the time of writing this they are basically the same price. So just go buy that one. Here is the link:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CHF3HR17/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1Anyway, I chose to try this for my detached garage. I mounted it right above the dog's bed. It does a good job of pushing heat out. But I don't feel a huge difference between the low (400W) and high (800W) settings, but I've only had limited time with it so far. There's a switch inline on the power cord with a toggle button for low/off/high and that's it for controls. It has 4 screw holes (with included screws/anchors) to attach to the wall, though I only used the top two holes when I mounted mine. This allowed me to lift the bottom half of the heater away from the wall in order to move the cords around underneath the unit to help everything look organized.The cord has a sort of spring like covering to keep dogs from chewing on it. My dogs aren't bad, because they get a bunch of exercise and attention (and don't sleep outside) so this isn't a concern for me. The cord is really long too, not really useful in my case as you can see from my pic, but probably useful for most.Now getting back to what I mentioned in my tl;dr...It looks like "Turbro" sells a different/newer model with wifi, an app and thermostat control. They're basically the same price and specs if not exactly the same otherwsie, so my recommendation is to go with that one. I'd definitely have purchased that version instead of this one, but this was the only version offered on Vine for review, so here we are.I have no doubt this heater could get a 300sqft space up to a nice temp within an hour or so, depending how well insulated it is. For me, it's installed in a much larger garage and is just providing immediate warmth to the dogs laying on their bed inches away. I don't expect this to heat up my garage by any means, I have a much more powerful heater for that.Overall, I gave this 3 stars because while it will do the trick and heat up whatever space you put it in, it's just missing a lot of convenience features that the other model has for roughly the same price. It doesn't have a timer or automatic shutoff. No thermostat. No smart phone controls. All things that are on the other model.Just get the other version.

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The thermostat doesn't keep the temperature where you set it. I had it set on the lowest setting, it was up to 95° and still wasn't kicking it off.