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Features
- Emits 30,000 BTU/hr
- Heats up to 1,000 square feet
- Battery operated electronic ignition (AAA battery included)
- Includes built-in adjustable thermostat
- No electricity required
- No outdoor venting required
- Indoor Safe
- Low Oxygen Safety Shut-off
- For use with propane gas
- Blower Fan Kit Sold Separately (F299201)
Description
For fireplace ambience that’s safer and less costly, the 30,000 Blue Flame Vent Free Heater is the answer. The blue flame will heat the air circling around the unit, with 30,000 BTU of heat, and spread it up to 1,000 square feet using the principles of convection. It is easy to use, with a piezo spark ignition built into the control knob, and easy to install with the included wall mounting hardware. Feet for floor mounting are not included. And you’ll enjoy the fireside with a calm mind, knowing the heater’s oxygen depletion sensor will keep you safe while keeping you warm. Coziness doesn’t have to cost a fortune with the 30,000 Blue Flame Vent Free.
Brand: Mr. Heater
Special Feature: Low-Oxygen Safety Shutoff, Portable
Color: White
Form Factor: Cabinet
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Special Features: Low-Oxygen Safety Shutoff, Portable
Form Factor: Cabinet
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Power Source: Corded Electric
Heating Method: Convection
Recommended Uses For Product: Garage, Greenhouse
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Room Type: Bathroom, Bedroom, Dining Room, Home Office, Kids Room, Kitchen, Living Room, Nursery, Study Room
Heating Coverage: 750 sq ft
Heating Element: Radiant
Heat Output: 30000 British Thermal Units
Fuel Type: Propane
Voltage: 120 Volts
Amperage: 73.35 Amps
Max Temperature Setting: 85 Degrees Fahrenheit
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Color: White
Brand Name: Mr. Heater
Model Number: F299730
Warranty Description: 1 year limited.
UPC: 089301000780
Global Trade Identification Number: 80
Part Number: F299730
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: vent free heater
Manufacturer: Enerco Group Inc.
Included Components: Wall mounting hardware included
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 28"D x 10"W x 26"H
Item Weight: 24.48 Pounds
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I have only had this up and running for a little over a week, but it's been really cold, so it's been a great test of what it can do. It's replacing a 60,000 BTU vented heat stove that's around 65 years old. When I saw the square footage that that is listed as it's effective limit, I was a little skeptical about its ability to heat my whole house where temps often fall below zero for about three months each winter. I got the optional blower, but it's not strong enough to distribute the heat very far. It's still worthwhile, because it blows the rising column of heat far enough to place a more powerful fan just above the heater without it getting hot. That fan, aimed upwards at about 30°, redirects the rising heat wherever it's pointed, and even keeps adjoining rooms comfortable. It's gotten down to 0 and below the last two nights, and the heater hasn't been set above 2 either night. It was even a little warmer than I wanted when set at 2, so last night was about 1 1/2. One difference from the old heater that takes some getting used to is the way it regulates the heat output. The old units on/off cycles were much longer. The flame would stay on for several minutes (depending on where the thermostat was set), and then they'd go off for a while. This unit can cycle on and off a couple times in about a minute. Not that it's bad, just different; sort of like it micromanages the output. After such a short while, I obviously can't rate it durability, but it seems sturdy enough. The little assembly involved in attaching the feet was quick and easy, but I let a pro hook it up. He had to tie into the existing line and run an extension about 7 feet. Mainly, he had the stuff and experience to check for any leaks properly. I probably could have done it all pretty easily, but I feel better knowing it's all done properly by a guy I have known for a long time. If you're debating getting a primary heater and wonder if this will be enough, it will easily handle more than the 1,000 square feet listed.
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We love these. No smell, our carbon monoxide detector has never gone off. Automatically turns on and off based on dial adjustment. Super Easy to install. We purchased the hose attachments for this model from them. We didn’t buy the fan attachment and will do so this fall. We keep it on low after we’ve taken the chill off to help conserve propane usage as needed. If you need heat in a room big or small these are great. And a fair price!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by natahada
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I bought one of these for my wood working shop (13' x 29'). It easily heats this shop and allows me to work all year long. Here are a few comments from my experience and to answer some questions that have been raised: 1) A wood shop is a high dust environment. Good dust collection is essential. Even then, I frequently use an air hose and blow off all dust on the heater (and as much inside as I can reach with the nozzle) before I start it up. Update: after 2 years of use (off and on depending on what projects I have going), it started taking longer and longer to ignite the pilot light. As they say, "when all else fails read the documentation". I read the trouble shooting section and it suggested cleaning the nozzle. I had to take off the front grill. I blew compressed air thru the side hole in the nozzle and a bunch of sawdust came out. After that, the unit started lighting up right away again. 2) My shop is very well insulated. I crack open 2 windows an inch or two to make sure there is enough oxygen for the heater. I may come back later and put in air flow vents. However, cracking the windows works just fine and I can close them when I'm not using the heater. 3) I live at 9000' elevation in Colorado. It works just fine at this elevation (see #2). 4) Follow all the recommended safety rules including locating the LP tank outside of the room. I put a 100 lb. tank on the other side of the wall from the heater in a barn. It is well insulated. I included a shutoff valve and condensation collector per code. 5) The lowest setting on the temp control (#1) sometimes keeps the shop at 68 degrees. However, at other times it heats it up to about 64 degrees. I don't know why it varies like this. I would really prefer being able to keep the temp around 65 degrees. I wonder what kicking the control all the way up to "5" would do? 6) This unit is made with very thin sheet metal. It really doesn't give you the best feel for a really well-made, quality product. However, it does what it's supposed to do and I haven't yet had any trouble with it. I used this at first with the provided feet until I was sure it would meet my needs. Then I mounted it on the wall. 7) Last, but not least, you can't beat the price!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2017 by GoldenGaits
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Like a boat or a RV this is an expensive hobby. This thing is going to cost you about $200 to buy. A little less when it is warm & a little bit more when it is cold. But you have not even begun to spend. It comes with nothing to make it work. You still need fittings. a hose, a tank, a regulator, propane, you get the idea. So now you are out about $400 (yes that $200 is going to double before you are done). Mr. Heater has a kit for about $55 that has the hose, fittings & 2 stage regulator. You should get some kind of coupon code or something if you bought the heater. Nope cha-ching $255 & counting..... Wait you need propane, big box store here we come. You don't have a trade in. So the first tank is going to cost you $65 around here. There are the little things but I don't want to count pennies. It is now you realize it is the PRINTER/INK SCAM!!! You are going to connect it to the tank & LOVE IT!!! It is everything the good reviews say it is. Like easy to setup, to light, to operate. The blue flame is easy on the eyes. Be warned propane burns blue with clean air. It is going to burn an orange/yellow if you are going to kick up any dust. Do not panic if you have a humidifier going. Turn this on and it is burning yellow. It is not malfunctioning. It is just burning the minerals in the air. The heater itself is not ugly. For the next couple of days you are going to love it. It is so nice to look at & so nice and warm (of course it is only 66 degrees outside but you ignore that). You are ready to start bragging & POOF you need more propane. Hmmm that was only 3 days of mild use. You ignore that too. You have a trade in so now it is only $30 bucks. Now it drops into the 40's & POOF!!!! This is getting annoying. So another $30... what are we at now $380. As you ask around you find out those 20 pound tanks are only filled to 15 pounds. You need your own tank. One that you don't need a truck to own. One that is not to heavy to lift/carry. 30 Pounds is the way to go. It is 2 of the trade ins yet cost less to fill then one trade. So another $100 and it gets into the 20's outside. Wait a second this thing is not as warm as it was (when it was 66 outside & you still have not researched BTU's). Can it heat 750 square feet when it is 66 degrees? Yes, as long as it does not get any lower. The lower the temp, the lower the square footage. If you drop the temp from 66 to 26 then your square footage will be about 250 sq ft..... With a 30 degree bump. To bring that 26 up to 56 @30,000 BTU's (30 degree bump) is going to shrink it to 250 sq ft. It will already be running non stop. To get it warmer, you need to shrink the square footage even more. Wow but owning your own 30 pound tank sure made things better. Yes you ignored things and are out $500 but it is finally over. It does have the flaws of the bad reviews as well. It needs glass or something. It is to easy for anything to contact open flames. When set to 1 it makes real weird sounds like it is getting ready to take off on a runway. No matter the setting there is going to be that whoosh of flames @ ignition. Who cares it is yours. You are out working in your detached garage. There is a heavy snow falling outside the window with gusting winds. You are staring at the blue flames being warm as this little heater tries to battle a PLANET. You just sit back and enjoy & POOF!!!!!
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The focus of this review is on the high quality of Mr. Heater. A comment is shared at the end regarding the unsafe lack of suitable packaging, which is a critical concern for potential Amazon consumers of this and other such products. The heater is awesome. It produces heat for about 8,000-10,000 CUBIC feet. The controls work perfectly. The safety features are comforting. The cabinet is solid and the safety cover is well-designed and firmly integrated into the heater. The appearance says “I am efficient” and as the unit is compact, it takes up the space of an average living room chair on the floor or can be mounted on a wall safely. I’d argue having the unit on the floor makes more sense if you have the choice. It’s not a warm and cozy look like some MUCH more expensive units with their facades and fancies, but sprawling on the floor in front of this heater is still a great place for a winter’s nap! I think the feet on this heater are especially well-designed. Reflecting those of an animal’s cloven hooves, Mr. Heater will stand firmly and yet not obtrusively. They comport well with the design motif of the appliance and speak well of the design approach taken by the manufacturer. I believe that a better choice of color for the screws in the frame of the unit would be to match the cream vanilla color, but silver screws were used. This truly is the only thing about the heater with which I find fault. Unfortunately, I recommend that you DO NOT order such items from Amazon because they insist on shipping them in retail packaging and you will likely end up with a damaged unit as we did. Twice. I love just about everything else about Amazon, but this practice poses a safety hazard with such products and is super-frustrating in general.
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