Comfort Glow Gas Wall Heater, Vent Free, 30,000 BTU, Thermostat, Infrared Radiant, Natural Gas/Propane, 28.15 In. W x 24.41 In. H x 10.25 In. D

Comfort glow that feels direct, steady, and easy to live with.

Thermostat control keeps the room settled without a lot of fuss.

Product Overview:

When the room feels raw, a vent free gas wall heater like this one gives you a cleaner path to steady warmth. Comfort Glow puts out direct infrared heat, so you feel it sooner instead of waiting around for the air to creep up. It runs on natural gas or propane, which gives you some breathing room on setup, and the thermostat helps keep things even once it is set. That is handy in a den, garage, or workroom where you want the chill gone and the place to feel settled. Picture the wall unit humming along quietly while the space warms up, and you can get on with your day.

Key Features:

• Dual fuel setup: Use natural gas or propane, so you have a practical fit for the fuel you already have on hand.
• Infrared radiant heat: The five plaque ceramic design sends warmth your way fast, with that direct feel people notice right away.
• Thermostat control: Set the temperature and let it ride, which keeps the room more comfortable without constant fiddling.
• Vent free design: No duct work or extra venting needed, so installation stays simpler and the wall space stays tidy.
• Built in oxygen depletion sensor: It adds a safety layer that supports worry free use, with the note that vent free products may not suit elevations above 4,500 ft.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Comfort Glow
• Model Number: KWD526
• Dimensions: 28.15 " x 10.25 " x 24.41 "
• Format/Type: Gas Wall Heater
• Compatibility/Use: Natural gas or propane
• Warranty: 2 Year

If you want the room to feel warm without the awkward wait, this heater makes a solid case for itself. Set it in place, hear the room settle, and enjoy that steady, direct heat. Want help checking fit for your space?

Due to the built in oxygen safety sensor, vent free products may not work properly at elevations above 4,500 ft.