Gas Patio Heater Sale
Calcana's overhead patio heaters made of gas are ideal for heating large commercial or residential areas. They use radiant technology to warm people and objects, instead of the air. This maximizes their effectiveness.
They are available for wall or ceiling mounting to optimize the floor space and save space and are easy to operation for staff to handle without extensive training.
Versatility
The most effective gas patio heaters are designed to be flexible enough to work in a variety outdoor settings and social gatherings. Whether you're hosting a party or just enjoying a peaceful family dinner, the ideal heater will warm your space quickly and keep it warm throughout the evening. These heaters are also an excellent addition to bars and restaurants that have outdoor seating and open-air dining areas where floorspace is limited. Depending on the space and heating requirements you can select from freestanding heaters that utilize propane or ceiling mounted models that utilize natural gas.
Bromic Tungsten Smart Heat gas patio heaters are overhead models that offer modern, sleek design that compliments contemporary outdoor decor. They also offer efficient heating without taking up floor space. This model makes use of infrared technology that provides radiant heat to warm people and objects directly, rather than wasting energy heating the air surrounding them. With a high output of heat, this heater is suitable for larger commercial and residential outdoor areas.
Freestanding gas heaters are easy to move around your patio, which makes them ideal for residential setups that require a flexible outdoor space. They usually run on propane and are an ideal choice for homes that don't have access to natural gas lines. These heaters can also be paired with a fire pit to create an inviting and attractive outdoor setting.
Freestanding gas heaters can be a good option to heat smaller outdoor spaces, however their limited range makes them less efficient. For these types of setups, a ceiling mounted gas patio heater is the best option for maximizing the coverage of heat and efficiency. These heaters are typically used in commercial settings such as restaurants, where saving space is a priority. They can also be installed to complement your outdoor decor.
Gas heaters that are installed above are the most suitable option for large commercial or residential spaces that require a lot of heat to keep the temperature at a comfortable level. These models are typically installed on the ceiling or walls and use radiant heating technology to warm spaces efficiently. These heaters have a high temperature output and are designed for long hours of operation, so they are ideal for businesses that hold frequent events in their outdoor spaces.
Energy Efficiency
Outdoor patios are a welcome addition to your home, but they can feel chilly on cool nights. A gas patio heater is a great option to make your deck and patio cozy for eating and socializing all year long. These heaters are available in propane, natural gas and electric designs. You can choose from the hammered bronze, resin wicker or decorative stone to match your decor. You can also choose from tablestop or freestanding models that meet your space and requirements.
Patio heaters generate heat in two ways: either radiant heat, which warms people or objects, rather than air; or through convection where the heating element draws in cold air around the heater, and blows it out. Because they don't waste energy in heating the air that is released into the air and is a lot more efficient than ceiling or wall mounted heaters. You can choose an electric patio heater that plugs into any standard outlet, and does not require an installation that is permanent. You could also opt for propane or natural gas as a patio heater that requires a specific connection to fuel.
Lowe's provides gas patio heaters in different sizes and BTU outputs depending on your space size and preferences for heating. The bigger the area you wish to heat, the greater BTU rating is required. There are patio heaters that come in floor-standing and portable models that can be adapted to fit your space. You can also choose between traditional propane tanks, or a fuel cell of 20 pounds compatible with the most common tank types available in your country.
Some freestanding patio heating units include tanks of propane that can be removed to fill the tank, whereas others come with an anti-tilt mechanism that shuts off the burner when the unit tilts at more than 15 degrees. Portable propane patio heaters equipped with wheels are simple to move around. They're also commonly employed in outdoor dining establishments. They're a cost-effective option for those who don't wish to spend money on an installation by a professional.
Safety
Consider the security features when you are shopping for a patio heater. Find one that has a gas shut-off feature to avoid leaks if the flame is out, wheels to allow for easier movement and an anti-tilt device that can be activated in seconds to ensure the heater is stable. Many units also come with a protective cover that is resistant to damage from rain and wind. Some come with hammered brass, resin wicker or other decorative materials.
Patio heaters can be powered by natural gas, propane or electricity. Natural gas heaters can be connected to your home's gas line. see this will save your time and money in comparison to having to replace the propane tank. Propane heaters can provide heat for the range of 12 feet and are portable, which allows you to move them around to be a perfect fit for your backyard. Electric heaters require a hardwired connection to an outside electrical outlet and are usually more expensive than other sources of energy.
Outdoor patio heaters must be used outdoors only because they release flammable gases such as carbon monoxide and Nitric oxide, which could cause drowsiness or death in enclosed spaces. Certain models come with safety features, such as thermocouples or automatic shut-off switches that prevent a fire from starting if they're exposed to hot surfaces or high winds. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure the safety of your use.
If you are using a patio heater ensure that you have a minimum clearance of three feet from ceilings and walls, furniture, curtains and other combustible items to reduce the risk of fire. The heater should be set on an even surface and secured using stabilizers or weights to decrease the risk of it falling over.
Make sure the fuel valve is closed on the heater when it is not being used. Make sure to check the hoses frequently for air bubbles. Also, keep a spare propane tank away from your patio heater to reduce the chance of a leak. A leak could be caused by a hose that has become damaged or worn. To prevent this from occurring, clean the outside of your patio heater regularly using a damp rag. Then clean any rusty or other areas that could accumulate debris.
Easy of Use
If you're not a fan of smoke from a cigarette or carbon dioxide emissions from charcoal gas heaters are a great choice. They emit far less pollutant and don't require to be lit with an igniter. They also don't generate ash and can easily heat an area up to 250 square feet. Most models come with an adjustable control panel that can be set to temperature settings. Some models have wheels for easy mobility and an anti-tilt device that shuts off the flames when the unit is flipped over. Some models even come with a decorative cover that lets the heater blend into its surroundings.
Patio heaters are available in a broad range of styles and can be powered either by natural gas or propane. They are available in various shapes, ranging from freestanding pyramid models to dome top models that fit onto the top of tables. They can also be constructed out of stainless steel, aluminum, or steel to ensure durability and strength. Some have a hammered bronze resin wicker, or a decorative stone covers that improve their appearance. Some models come with a safety shut-off system that stops gas leaks, while others have a pulse ignition system.
The BTU rating of a patio heater is important to consider when deciding on what size model you need. The greater the number, the more heat it creates and the greater the area it can heat. A model that is heavy-duty, such as our top heavy-duty pick for instance, can produce 46,000 BTUs and is able to provide heat to up to 650 square feet in optimal conditions.
The type of gas you use and how often you use the patio heater should be a factor in your choice. Propane heaters require a propane tank which you will need to replenish regularly, whereas natural gas heaters can be connected to the gas line in your home. Both types of heaters release a small amount of carbon monoxide, so they should only be used outdoors or in open areas that have adequate ventilation.