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Gas Patio Heater Sale Overhead gas patio heaters such as this one from Calcana are ideal to warm large outdoor residential and commercial areas in an efficient manner. They utilize radiant technology to warm people and objects, rather than the air. This maximizes their effectiveness. The units can be hung on the ceiling or wall to maximize space and reduce flooring area. They are also simple to operate for employees without lengthy training. Versatility Gas heaters for patios that are the most efficient can be used in a variety of outdoor settings and also for social gatherings. Whether you're hosting a party or just enjoying a peaceful family meal, the right heater will warm the space with minimal effort and keep it warm throughout the evening. These heaters are also ideal for bars and restaurants with outdoor seating or open air dining areas with limited area for floor. Depending on your space and heating needs you can pick from freestanding heaters that use propane or ceiling mounted models that utilize natural gas. Overhead models such as the Bromic Tungsten Smart-Heat gas patio heater sale offer sleek designs that match contemporary outdoor decor, while providing efficient heating without occupying the floor. This model makes use of advanced infrared technology that provides specific radiant warmth, warming people and objects directly rather than wasting energy heating the air around them. With a high output of heat this heater is ideal for commercial and residential outdoor areas. Freestanding gas heaters are simple to move around the patio, making them ideal for residential installations that require a flexible outdoor environment. These heaters are popular in homes without natural gas lines. They are powered by propane. These models can also be paired with a fire pit to create an inviting and attractive outdoor setting. While freestanding gas heaters can be a great option for homes but their limited range of operation makes them less efficient when warming larger outdoor spaces. A ceiling mounted gas patio heater is the best choice to maximize the heat coverage and efficiency in these setups. They are commonly used in commercial settings, like restaurants, where space is the top priority. They can also be installed to complement your outdoor decor. Gas heaters installed above are the most suitable option for large commercial or residential spaces that require a significant amount of heat to keep the temperature at a comfortable level. They are typically installed on the walls or ceilings and use radiant heat technology to warm rooms efficiently. These heaters have a large heat output and are designed to last for a long time which makes them an excellent choice for businesses that host frequent events in their outdoor spaces. Energy Efficiency Outdoor patios are a welcome addition to your home, but they can get cold during cool evenings. A gas patio heater is a great way to make your patio and deck cozy for eating and socializing all year long. They are available in propane, natural gas and electric designs. You can choose between the hammered bronze or resin-wicker or decorative stone to complement your decor. You can pick from freestanding and tabletop models depending on the space available. Patio heaters generate heat in two ways: through radiant heat that warms people and objects rather than the air, or through convection, where the heating element pulls in the cold air from around the heater and then blows it out. They're often more efficient than conventional ceiling or wall mounted space heaters, since they don't use energy heating the air that is released into the atmosphere. You can select an electric patio heater that plugs into any standard outlet and does not require permanent installation. Or, you could opt for propane or natural gas as a patio heater that requires a separate connection to fuel. Lowe's offers gas patio heaters of various sizes and BTU outputs depending on the size of your space and preferences for heating. patio heater gas cylinder wish to cover, the more the BTU rating you'll require to ensure it is adequately heated. Some patio heaters are available in portable or floor-standing designs to match your space and you can pick between a traditional propane tank or a 20-pound propane liquid fuel cell that's compatible with the country's most common tank types. Certain freestanding patio heaters have a propane tank base that houses the gas tank. It can be removed for easier refilling, while others feature an anti-tilt design that will shut off the burner when the unit is tilted at more than a 15-degree angle. Portable propane patio heaters equipped with wheels are simple to move around. They're also frequently used in outdoor dining establishments. They're a budget-friendly option for those who don't wish to invest in a professional installation. Safety Consider the safety features when shopping for a patio heater. Make sure you choose one with a gas shut-off feature to avoid leaks if the flame goes out, wheels to help move the heater and an anti-tilt mechanism that can be activated in a matter of seconds to ensure that the heater stays in place. A lot of heaters have a protective cover that is resistant to damage from wind and rain. Some are available in resin wicker, hammered bronze or other decorative materials. Patio heaters are powered by propane, electricity or natural gas. Natural gas units can be connected to the gas line of your home. This will save you money and time as opposed to replacing the propane tank. Propane heaters can warm an area up to 12 feet in size and are portable so you can move them around to suit your backyard layout. Electric heaters are more costly and require a hardwired connection to an electrical outlet outside. All outdoor patio heaters should only be used outdoors as they release gasses that ignite, such as carbon monoxide or nitric oxygen that can cause drowsiness and even death in enclosed spaces. Some units have built-in safety features, such as thermocouples, or automatic shut off switches that prevent a fire from bursting out when they're exposed to hot surfaces or high winds. Always follow manufacturer instructions to ensure the safety of your use. If you are using a patio heater, maintain a three-foot clearance from ceilings and walls, furniture, curtains and other combustible items to decrease the chance of a fire. The heater should be placed on a flat surface and secured with the help of stabilizers or weights to minimize the risk of it tipping over. Keep the fuel valve shut on the heater when not being used. Check the hoses regularly for air bubbles. Also, keep an extra propane tank from your heater to avoid the risk of a leak. A leak can occur when the hose becomes damaged or worn. To avoid this, you should regularly clean the exterior of your patio heater with a damp cloth and then wipe down any rust spots or other areas where debris could collect. Easy of Use If you're not a fan of smoke from cigarettes or the carbon dioxide emissions from charcoal gas heaters are a good option. Gas patio heaters emit less pollutants and do not require a lighter to light. They also don't release an ash cloud and can efficiently provide heat to an area of up to 250 square feet. Most models have an adjustable control panel that can be set to heat settings. Some include wheels for easy movement and an anti-tilt valve that shuts off the flame if the unit is tipped over. 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A model that is heavy-duty, such as our best heavy-duty pick, for instance, produces 46,000 BTUs and is able to warm up to 650 square feet in ideal conditions. Your decision should also consider the type of gas you are using and how often you'll use your heater on the patio. Propane heaters are portable and require a propane tank which you'll have to refill often and natural gas heaters connect to your home's gas line. Both types of heaters release a small amount carbon monoxide. They must therefore be used outdoors, or in an area with adequate ventilation.