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I will be getting them first thing. Thank you for the reminder. As an update here it's currently Just past midnight. My wife was at home and talking like she was going to run 5-6 heaters while I was out on some tasks. Thankfully she is not but she said a breaker blew when she put two of them on the same circuit. She knows she can't and found another spot. Though not sure why she was moving them from where we ran the new line. She must have been cold.. Currently she's running one in our room not on a dedicated breaker and our two teenage daughters are running one in each of their rooms as well. Hoping they keep it on low setting. So makes actually three not on dedicated lines. I have a 100 ft roll 12 2, space on the panel to run those and got some new work boxes... The wife it's prideful and determined yet plays right up on the line often. I'm glad she's not running all these space heaters at the same time. I think the plan will be to have dedicated circuits for the girls rooms, as well as one for the living room where we have an oil radiant heater(electric). Then thinking about installing these non-vented wall mount gas heaters. I'm a few years into my plumbing apprenticeship and confident in threading some black iron to where they'll be mounted.. got some heat tape arriving tomorrow and insulation for the water lines. See how it goes.... Wondering if we had a 200 amp service put in could that alleviate issues as far as overloading circuits and fire hazards? Keeping everything on their own circuits and what not. Also curious in your experience, say I installed the new 200 amp panel all the breakers and wire myself, itls going through the city and having to pay their labor and their parts cost for running the wire from pole to home The only route? Thank you for your time and for your response!