Portable standard electric jobsite and garage heaters have a tubular heating element for high-efficiency heating and use fan-forced air to distribute heat throughout the space. These heaters feature thermal overload protection, which turns the heater off in the event of overheating, and a unit-mounted thermostat to set the desired temperature. They are commonly used to heat smaller indoor spaces such as a garage or small workshop.

Portable salamander electric jobsite and garage heaters use fan-forced air to provide clean, odor-free heat and raise the area's temperature by a specified amount. They have wheels or handles for easier transportation and can be used as a fan, without heat, when cooler air is desired. These heaters feature thermal overload protection, which turns the heater off in the event of overheating, and a unit-mounted thermostat to set the desired temperature. They are commonly used to heat smaller indoor spaces such as a garage or small workshop.

Portable infrared radiant electric jobsite and garage heaters efficiently and quietly warm people and objects without having to bring up the ambient air temperature. They provide spot heating to enclosed and semiprotected areas. They're also used to cure a variety of finishes with a lower chance of blistering or overheating than other types of heaters.

Portable electric ducted and tent heaters are used for heating tents and other confined work areas. Some heaters can provide warmth as a self-contained unit, while others require a blower and ducting.

These panel emitters replace worn or damaged emitters in indoor electric infrared heaters. They quietly warm surfaces through radiant energy.

These tubular elements replace worn or damaged elements in indoor and outdoor electric infrared heaters. They quietly warm surfaces through radiant energy.

These accessories are used for mounting, powering, and enhancing the functionality of portable electric jobsite and garage heaters.