Go to home depot and get a wireless switch thats rated for the heater and plug it into the heater- I'm afraid moving the sensor may not have the lasting effect you are looking for, as for heat rises so the ceiling is the opposite of where you want it the floor would be absolute best and closest to the garage door. Is your garage insulated? if so try and move the sensor to the most draftiest spot. DO NOT COVER the thermostat sensor because this will trap the heat and cold and you would get really annoyed quick with the lack of control. Good luck
https://www.6ya.com/mr.mike I would like to apologize you are right I had what you wanted backwards, And the unit is used for a garage but in your situation a bit different and I totally understand. I think the first thing I would look at is even getting a cheap thermostat to control it- theres a few ways this can be done but not the most simple. I did not expect a response otherwise I may have asked more question for more accurate advice. Are you technically inclined?
You can make it happen if so. Most people who use those are in clod places and are more actively in their garage but I TOTALLY understand your needs. Im here if you need me.
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