Electric Space Heater NEO tools 90-069

The NEO tools 90-069 electric space heater is a portable 5 kW heating device designed for heating workshops, garages, homes and shops. It features a stainless steel heating element for improved resistance to overheating, an IPX4 water resistance rating for safe use in damp environments, and a powder-coated metal housing that protects against corrosion. The unit includes an insulated plastic handle for easy transport and a compact footprint suitable for temporary or supplemental heating.

Advantages

This electric space heater delivers high heating performance in a compact, free-standing design. The stainless steel heating element and built-in overheat protection increase operational safety, while the powder-coated full metal housing ensures durability. An adjustable thermostat, fan-assisted heat distribution and an adjustable tilt angle add flexibility for different indoor applications.

Suitable for

• Workshops and garages
• Household rooms and basements
• Small shops and service areas
• Temporary or supplemental heating on sites

Key specifications

• Power: 5 kW
• Heating element: stainless steel
• Protection class: IPX4 (splash resistant)
• Housing: powder-coated metal, full metal construction
• Portable: insulated plastic handle, free-standing
• Weight: 6.44 kg
• Depth: 330 mm
• Package contents: 1 unit

How to use

Place the heater on a stable, level surface clear of obstructions and at a safe distance from flammable materials. Connect the unit to a suitable power supply according to local electrical regulations. Adjust the thermostat to the desired temperature and, if needed, set the tilt angle for optimal airflow. Use the fan setting to distribute heat more evenly. Do not operate the heater if the housing or cable is damaged.

Usage recommendations

For safe and reliable operation, ensure the appliance is placed where it will remain dry and stable. Allow adequate ventilation around the heater, avoid prolonged use in very confined spaces, and follow local electrical safety rules. Regularly inspect the unit for signs of wear or damage and do not attempt repairs beyond user-level cleaning and basic maintenance.