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BLACK+DECKER Wall Mounted Patio Heater for Outdoors
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- Wall-mounted with remote control
- 1500 Watts with three heat settings: Low Heat (500 Watts ) Medium Heat (1000 Watts), High Heat (1500 Watts
- Adjustable tilt to about 40 degrees
- Heating area 160 sq ft
- Heating element: 1 Infrared tube
- Cool-touch housing
- Aluminum with black oxidized finish
- Controlled only by remote
- Power Cord length: 6.5ft, visible 5.9ft?
- ISTA-6A Color Box?
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Q: what's the best way to mount this on an exterior brick wall in a screened in porch?
A: To securely mount your BLACK+DECKER Wall Mounted Patio Heater on an exterior brick wall in your screened-in porch, start by selecting the optimal mounting height, typically around 6 feet (1.8 meters) above the ground for effective heat distribution and safety. Use the brackets and hardware supplied by BLACK+DECKER, as they are designed to support the heater’s weight and heat output. Prepare the brick wall by drilling pilot holes with a hammer drill and masonry bit, making sure the holes are slightly smaller than the anchors to ensure a tight fit. Clean out any dust or debris from the holes before inserting heavy-duty wall plugs or sleeve anchors, which are essential for securing the heater to the brick. Next, align the heater’s mounting bracket with the anchors and secure it firmly with the provided screws. The heater usually has an adjustable tilt feature (up to 45°) so you can direct heat where needed. For safety, maintain at least 3 feet (90 cm) of clearance above the heater from any ceiling or overhead structures, keep flammable materials away, and ensure all electrical connections are made with outdoor-rated cables—consulting a licensed electrician is recommended. Using stainless steel or galvanized screws will prevent rust, and after installation, check that the heater is stable with no movement. Regularly inspect the mounting hardware for wear or loosening, especially after seasonal changes, to keep your heater safe and secure while providing warmth to your porch.
submitted bySusan W - 23 days agoBrand expert