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Something for everyone: Traditional ranch home on a deep five acre lot gives the big rear deck a private island feel. Lots of cabinet space in the kitchen, large dining area, spacious hall bath, and a nice sized family room. Lower level would take minimal work to add additional living space. The big two car detached/garage-shop with rear lean-to for additional storage rounds out this perfect place to call home. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2019 from 1:00-3:00 P.M.

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Abstract: An integrated circuit contains a flash cell in which the top gate of the sense transistor is a metal sense gate over the floating gate. The source/drain regions of the sense transistor extend under the floating gate so that the source region is separated from the drain region by a sense channel length less than 200 nanometers. The floating gate is at least 400 nanometers wide, so the source/drain regions of the sense transistor extend under the floating gate at least 100 nanometers on each side. The integrated circuit is formed by forming the sense transistor source and drain regions before forming the floating gate.

The global Outdoor Heating market is valued at xx million US$ in 2018 is expected to reach xx million US$ by the end of 2025, growing at a CAGR of xx% during 2019-2025. This report focuses on Outdoor Heating volume and value at global level, regional level and company level. From a global perspective, this report represents overall Outdoor Heating market size by analyzing historical data and future prospect. Regionally, this report focuses on several key regions: North America, Europe, China and Japan. At company level, this report focuses on the production capacity, ex-factory price, revenue and market share for each manufacturer covered in this report.

What gives the TS1110 its smarts is a small motion sensor that you can attach to the bottom edge of your display using the included mounting tape or bracket, and the Control outlet, which contains current-sensing circuitry. The sensor measures 0.5 by 2.2 by 1.3 inches and has an 11-inch USB cable tethered to its back. A passive infrared (PIR) motion sensor and an LED indicator are on the front of the device and a timer reset button is on the right. The reset button lets you set the amount of time before the sensor is triggered. There’s also a PC/MAC switch on the back panel: set it to PC if you’re using a system running Windows or Linux, and use the MAC setting for a system using macOS.

“When we advertised in the USA in the fall of 2016, we reached homeowners, but also we got the attention of hotels, restaurants, café owners,” he said. “Now, we can see our products at high-class hotel rooftops, wineries, amusement parks, breweries, cafés and at many restaurants located in northern states, mostly.”

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The city of Portland has a real-time page on its website that tracks the plows and trucks so you can see what roads have been cleared and treated.

This popular space heater is small but mighty. It fits under or on your desk and quietly warms your personal space with its self-regulating ceramic element. The adjustable thermostat maintains a comfortable temperature and it can also be used as a fan only.

Pick your power. Consumers have a wide range of energy options to choose from when shopping for a garage heater. While they’re most commonly fueled by electricity, propane, or natural gas, you can also find heaters that run on diesel and kerosene.

An energy efficient, ceramic space heater that resembles a funky stereo speaker? Yes, please! Indeed, this model from Honeywell has a modern design and is ideal for tabletop placement. And don’t be fooled by its relatively small size. This Honeywell offers 1,500 watts of heat. Fortunately, it also has both a high and low setting so you can get toasty and conserve energy as well. It’s a nice balance. Moreover, the heater features an adjustable thermostat for easy temperature control. And, similar to the devices listed above, the Honeywell HCE200W has a cool touch housing, overheat protection, and a kill switch for when it accidentally tips over.

You’re right that a big, natural gas or propane patio heater would probably be overkill for your situation. Not only are those units large physically, they also require clearance room when they’re operating to protect against skin burns from the hot metal. Smaller gas patio heaters are available, including ones that sit on a tabletop. Although they use campstove-type fuel canisters, which can get expensive if the heater is used frequently (not to mention the drawback of generating trash with empty fuel canisters), tabletop heaters can prove useful for warming guests seated around a table. However, if you want to add heat without giving up any floor or table space, your best bet would be a wall or ceiling-mounted electric heater. The sources of heat are either infrared elements or halogen bulbs. Although infrared electric heaters have been used primarily in commercial settings in the past, smaller ones designed for residential use on patios have been making their way to market in recent years. Infrared heating technology produces invisible rays of light that only heat objects and people, not the air. Many warehouses and other large commercial buildings that would otherwise be difficult to heat because of constantly opening doors are warmed by infrared heaters. The fact that infrared rays don’t heat air, little of which can be contained on a screened-in porch, makes such a heater a sound, economical choice for you. All the heat you’ll pay for goes directly to heating what you want warm, rather than to heat air that is quickly blown off the porch. A wall-mounted infrared unit requires no floor space, so it can be situated out of the path of people congregating on the porch. It can be aimed to direct its rays toward a table or a group of chairs. One could be used for smaller settings; others could be added for larger areas or bigger people groupings. Some infrared porch and patio heaters are plug-in models that can be moved relatively easily. Others are designed for permanent installation and require hard wiring. Either way, heat is only the flick of a switch away, without having to muck around with propane bottles or worry about dealing with gas appliances. Expect to pay about $225 on up for a small infrared heater.They are available at outdoor living stores or through online retailers. Rated at 1,200 to 1,500 watts, such heaters will burn through about 16 to 20 cents of electricity an hour. Since you probably won’t be spending more than a couple of hours a night on your porch, however, the increase in your bill likely won’t be significant.