Lasko CC24910 Cyclonic Ceramic Space Heater

Product Description

The LASKO CC24910 is a cyclonic ceramic space heater designed for supplemental heating in residential and light commercial environments. It uses a ceramic heating element to generate and distribute warm air in a cyclonic pattern, improving air circulation across the space. Weighing 12.25 pounds, the unit is portable enough for repositioning between rooms or work areas. Licensed HVAC technicians and facilities maintenance personnel will recognize this as a self-contained electric resistance heater requiring no duct connection, refrigerant, or combustion fuel. It plugs directly into a standard electrical outlet and begins operating immediately.

The CC24910 is suited for supplemental space heating in offices, workshops, garages, and similar enclosed areas where a primary heating system may be undersized or temporarily unavailable. Its cyclonic airflow design helps distribute heat more evenly across the room compared to standard radiant or single-directional fan heaters. This type of unit is commonly used by maintenance crews and service technicians as a portable heat source during equipment servicing in cold environments.

Key Features

• Ceramic heating element provides consistent, rapid heat output
• Cyclonic airflow pattern promotes even heat distribution throughout the space
• Portable design at 12.25 pounds allows easy repositioning
• Self-contained electric operation requires no duct, venting, or fuel line connections
• Suited for supplemental heating in residential and light commercial spaces

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained portable electric space heater for general supplemental heating use in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation of the CC24910 requires no licensed trade work - the unit connects directly to a standard electrical outlet. Ensure the outlet and circuit are rated for the heater's electrical load before plugging in. Keep the unit away from flammable materials, water sources, and obstructions that could block airflow. Do not use extension cords unless the cord is rated for the heater's full electrical draw.