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Gas Patio Heater Sale Calcana's overhead patio heaters with gas are perfect for heating large outdoor residential or commercial areas. They employ radiant heating technology to heat objects and people instead of the air, maximizing their effectiveness. The units can be mounted on the wall or ceiling to maximize space and save flooring area. They are also simple to operate for staff without any 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. If you're hosting a gathering or simply enjoying a relaxing family meal, the right heater will warm the space in a matter of minutes and keep it warm throughout the night. These heaters are also ideal for restaurants and bars that have outdoor seating or open-air dining areas with limited area for floor. You can choose between propane heaters with freestanding design or ceiling-mounted natural gas models, depending on the space you have and your heating requirements. Bromic Tungsten Smart Heat gas patio heaters are overhead models that feature sleek, modern designs that compliments modern outdoor decor. They also offer efficient heating, without taking up any floor space. This model makes use of advanced infrared technology that provides specific radiant warmth, warming people and objects directly instead of wasting energy heating the air around it. This heater is able to produce a large output of heat, which makes it ideal for large outdoor residential and commercial areas. Freestanding gas heaters are simple to move around the patio, which makes them ideal for residential setups that require a flexible outdoor environment. They usually run on propane and are popular for homes that do not have access to natural gas lines. These models can be paired with a fireplace to create a stunning and relaxing outdoor setting. Freestanding gas heaters are ideal for heating smaller outdoor spaces, but their limited range makes them less efficient. A ceiling mounted gas patio heat is the best choice to maximize heat coverage and efficiency in these configurations. These units are commonly employed in restaurants and commercial venues where saving floor space is crucial and they can be set up to match the aesthetic of your outdoor decor. Gas heaters above are the best option for large residential or commercial spaces that require a significant amount of heat to maintain a comfortable temperature. These models are usually installed on the ceiling or walls and utilize radiant heat technology to warm rooms efficiently. These heaters are extremely efficient and designed to operate for long durations of time. They are a great choice for companies that often host events in their outdoor spaces. Energy Efficiency Patios can be a great addition to any home, however on cold nights, they can be cold. Gas patio heaters are a great option to keep your deck and patio warm and inviting for socializing and dining all year long. The heaters are available in propane, natural gas and electric designs. Many models are available in hammered bronze, resin wicker or decorative stone facings to complement your decor. You can choose from tablestop and freestanding models based on the space available. Patio heaters can generate heat two ways: either radiant heat, which warms objects or people, rather than the air; or through convection where the heating element draws cold air from the heater and then blows it out. They're often more efficient than conventional ceiling or wall mounted space heaters since they don't waste energy heating the air that rises into the air. You can select an electric patio heater that plugs into any standard outlet and doesn't require permanent installation. You could also opt for propane or natural gas as a patio heater that requires a separate connection to fuel. Gas patio heaters at Lowe's in various sizes and BTU outputs according to the dimensions of your space as well as your preference for heating efficiency. The larger the area you wish to cover, the greater the BTU rating you'll require to ensure it is adequately heated. There are patio heaters that come in portable and floor-standing designs which can be made to suit your space. You can also choose between the traditional propane tank or a fuel cell of 20 pounds compatible with the most commonly used tank types in your country. Certain freestanding patio heaters have an aluminum tank base which houses the gas tank. It can be removed to facilitate refilling, while others come with an anti-tilt feature that stops the burner in the event that the unit is tilted to more than a 15-degree angle. Portable propane patio heaters with wheels are easy to move around. They're also frequently used in outdoor dining establishments. They're a cost-effective alternative for those who don't want to spend money on a professional installation. Safety Consider the safety features you should consider when buying an outdoor heater. Look for a model with gas shutoff to stop leaks in the event of a fire burning out, wheels that make it easier to move the unit and an anti-tilt feature which can be activated in seconds to ensure the heater stays in place. Many heaters come with a protective cover to protect them from damage caused by wind and rain. Some models are available with hammered brass, resin wicker, or other decorative materials. Patio heaters are powered by electricity, propane or natural gas. Natural gas heaters connect to your home's gas line, which saves time and money as opposed to the need to replace propane tanks. Propane heaters can warm a space up to 12 feet in size and are portable, so you can move them around to suit your backyard's layout. Electric heaters are more expensive and require a hardwired connection to an electrical outlet outside. Outdoor patio heaters must be used only outdoors because they release gaseous flammable substances, including carbon monoxide and nitric oxide, which can cause drowsiness or death in enclosed spaces. Certain models have built-in safety features, like thermocouples or automatic shut-off switches that prevent fires from bursting out when they're exposed to hot surfaces or strong winds. Always follow gas or electric patio heater to ensure the safety of your use. To decrease the chance of a fire make sure that your patio heaters are at least three feet from walls, ceilings curtains, walls and other combustible materials. The heater must be set on a level surface and it should be secured using weights or other stabilizers to decrease the risk of tipping over. Always keep the heater's fuel valve shut when it's not in use. Also, regularly inspect the hoses for air bubbles. Keep an extra propane tank away from your patio heater. This will allow you to prevent a leak that could be caused by a hose that is damaged or worn. To avoid this, you should regularly clean the exterior of your heater using a damp cloth and wipe off any rusty spots or other areas where debris may build up. Ease of Use If you're not a fan of smoke from a cigarette or fumes from charcoal gas heaters are a great option. Gas patio heaters release less pollutant and don't require a lighter to light. They also don't generate the ash that is produced and can quickly provide heat to an area of up to 250 square feet. The majority of models have an adjustable control panel and a panel for heating settings. Some include wheels for easy movement and an anti-tilt valve that automatically stops the flame in the event that the unit gets knocked over. Some models even come with a decorative cover that allows the heater to blend into its surroundings. Patio heaters can be powered by propane or natural gas. They come in a variety of designs from freestanding pyramids to dome-top models that can be placed on top of tables. They can also be made of steel, stainless aluminum, or steel for toughness and durability. Some models come with a decorative stone, resin wicker, or hammered-bronze cover to enhance their appearance. Certain models have a safety shut-off system that stops gas leaks, while others have a pulse ignition system. The BTU rating of the patio heater is crucial to keep in mind when deciding on the size model you need. The higher the number the more heat is produced and the bigger the area that can be heated. A high-end unit like our top heavy-duty model, can heat up to 625 square feet of space under ideal conditions. The type of gas used and the frequency you use the heater on your patio should also factor into your choice. Propane heaters are portable and require a propane tank, which you'll need to refill frequently, while natural gas heaters are connected to your home's existing gas line. Both types of heaters release a tiny amount of carbon monoxide, so they must be utilized outdoors or in open areas that have adequate ventilation.