Garage & Workshop Heaters from Dimplex

September 17, 2026

3 Models  |  4000 W to 4800 W  |  Portable & Wall Mount Install Types

Built for tough environments. The DGWH, EMC, and DCH deliver powerful fan-forced heat for garages, workshops, and construction sites with built-in thermostat and overheat protection across all models.

DGWH Garage Heater

High-performance electric garage and workshop heater designed to quickly warm enclosed spaces up to 500 sq. ft. Delivers powerful forced-air heating with integrated thermostat control, making it ideal for garages, workshops, and utility areas requiring consistent, reliable heat.

Features

  • Durable steel construction with overheat protection for long-lasting reliability
  • Powerful forced-air heating quickly warms large enclosed workspaces
  • Built-in digital thermostat with remote control for precise temperature adjustment
  • Adjustable mounting bracket directs heat with flexible angle positioning

EMC Electric Construction Heater with Enclosed Motor

Built tough to withstand the roughest debris in any workspace. This construction heater works well in workshops, garages, or on a construction site with an enclosed durable motor. The built-in thermostat and foot stand used for angled positioning also allow for a more controlled heat distribution.

Features

  • Permanently lubricated and sealed motor prevents accumulation of dust
  • Includes foot stand for angled positioning
  • Power interrupt thermal cut out for overheat protection
  • Fan delay uses residual heat to save energy and maintain temperature

DCH Electric Construction Heater

Dimplex Fan-Forced Construction Heater, 240V, 4800W, Grey

Features

  • 300 CFM delivers powerful heat output
  • Thermal overheat protection for safety
  • Includes 6 foot cord with NEMA standard plug (3-30P)
  • Stainless steel tubular element
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