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Gas Patio Heater Sale Calcana's overhead patio heaters made of gas are ideal for heating large outdoor residential or commercial areas. They utilize radiant heating technology to heat objects and people, rather than the air, which increases their effectiveness. The units can be mounted on the wall or ceiling to maximize space and reduce flooring area. They are also easy to operate for staff without lengthy training. Versatility The most effective gas heaters for patios are designed to be versatile enough for a variety of outdoor settings and social gatherings. The right heater can warm your space quickly and efficiently, regardless of whether you're having a family dinner or hosting a party. They can also be a great addition for bars and restaurants with outdoor seating or open-air dining areas that have limited area for floor. Depending on your space and heating requirements you can pick 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 feature sleek, modern designs that complements modern outdoor decor. They also offer efficient heating without taking up any floor space. This model utilizes advanced infrared technology that provides specific radiant warmth, warming objects and people in a direct manner instead of burning energy heating the surrounding air. This heater produces a high output of heat, which makes it ideal for large outdoor commercial and residential areas. Gas heaters are able to be moved around the patio. This makes them perfect for homes that require an outdoor setting that is flexible. These heaters are popular in homes without natural gas lines. They utilize propane. These models can also be combined with a fire pit to create an inviting and attractive outdoor setting. Freestanding gas heaters are ideal for heating smaller outdoor spaces, however their limited range means they are less efficient. For these setups ceiling-mounted gas patio heater is a better option for maximizing heat coverage and efficiency. These units are often used in commercial settings, such as restaurants, where space is an important consideration. They can also be set up to match your existing outdoor decor. commercial gas patio heaters are also the best option for large commercial and residential areas where a large amount of heat is needed to keep the entire space comfortable. These models are usually installed on ceilings or walls and utilize radiant heating technology to warm spaces efficiently. These heaters have a large temperature output and are designed for long-lasting operation and are an ideal choice for businesses that hold often-held events in their outdoor spaces. Energy Efficiency Outdoor patios can be a welcoming addition to your home, however they can get cold during cool evenings. A gas patio heater is a great way to make your patio and deck comfortable for dining and socializing all year long. These heaters come in propane, electric, and natural gas designs. Many models are available in the form of hammered bronze, resin wicker or decorative stone face to match your style. You can also pick from tablestop or freestanding models to suit your space and preferences. Patio heaters can generate heat by two methods: either radiant heat which heats people or objects, rather than the air; or by convection in which the heating element draws cold air from the heater, then blows it away. Because they don't waste energy heating air that rises to the atmosphere which is why they are more efficient than wall or ceiling mounted heaters. Depending on your requirements you might prefer an electric model that plugs into a standard outlet and doesn't require a permanent installation, or propane or natural gas patio heater that uses a specific connection to take in fuel. You can find gas patio heaters at Lowe's in different sizes and BTU outputs depending on the dimensions of your space as well as your preference for efficiency in heating. The larger the area you wish to cover, the higher the BTU rating you'll need to heat it adequately. There are patio heaters that come in floor-standing and portable models that can be adapted to suit your space. You can also choose between traditional propane tanks, or a fuel cell that weighs 20 pounds compatible with the most common tank types available in your country. Certain freestanding patio heaters have an aluminum tank base which houses the gas tank. It can be removed for easy refilling, while some come with an anti-tilt feature that will shut off the burner when the unit is tilted to more than a 15-degree angle. Portable propane patio heaters with wheels are easy to move from place place, and they're commonly used in restaurants that host outdoor seating. These heaters are an excellent alternative for those who don't wish to invest in an installation by a professional. Safety Consider the safety features when shopping for a patio heater. Look for one with an emergency shut-off for gas to stop leaks in the event that the flame goes out, wheels to allow for easier movement and an anti-tilt mechanism that can be activated within seconds to keep the heater stable. A majority of heaters come with a covering that protects them from damage caused by wind and rain. Some are available with hammered brass, resin wicker or other decorative materials. Patio heaters can be powered by natural gas, propane or electricity. Natural gas units can be connected to the gas line of your home. This will save you money and time in comparison to having to replace propane tank. Propane heaters deliver heat in an area of up to 12 feet and can be moved around, allowing you to move them around to accommodate your backyard's layout. Electric heaters are more expensive and require a hardwired connection with an electrical outlet on the outside. Outdoor patio heaters should only be used outdoors, as they emit gasses that are flammable, like carbon monoxide and nitric oxide which can cause drowsiness or death in enclosed spaces. Some heaters have safety features built-in, like thermocouples and automatic shut-off switches that prevent fires from starting when exposed to hot surfaces or strong winds. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure the safe use of. To reduce the risk of a fire make sure that your patio heaters are at least three feet away from walls, ceilings, curtains, and other combustible objects. The heater must be on a level surface, and it should be secured by weights or other stabilizers to reduce the chance of it tipping over. Make sure the fuel valve is closed on the heater when it is not in use. Be sure to check the hoses regularly for air bubbles. Keep an extra propane tank away from your patio heater. This will help you avoid a leak that can occur if the hose is damaged or worn. To prevent this, regularly clean the exterior of your heater using a damp cloth and then wipe down any rust spots or other areas where debris could collect. Simple to Use Gas patio heaters are a great option if you do not like the smell of charcoal or cigarette smoke. Gas patio heaters produce less pollutants and don't require an ignition source to light. They also don't generate ash and can easily heat an area up to 250 square feet. The majority of models have an control panel that can be adjusted to temperature settings. Some models come with wheels to allow for mobility and an anti-tilt device that cuts off flames if the unit is flipped over. Some have a stylish cover that lets the heater blend into its surroundings. Patio heaters can be powered by natural or propane gas and come in a variety of styles from freestanding pyramids to dome-top units that fit on top of tables. For durability and strength, they can be made from steel, stainless steel or aluminium. Some models come with a decorative stone, resin wicker, or hammered-bronze covers to enhance their appearance. Some models come with an emergency shut-off to prevent gas leaks, while others include a pulse ignition mechanism. The BTU rating of the patio heater is crucial to be aware of when deciding on the size you need. The higher the number is, the more heat it generates and the bigger the area it can warm. A high-end unit like our top heavy-duty model, can heat up to 625 square feet in ideal conditions. The type of gas you use and the frequency you use the patio heater should be considered when making a choice. Propane heaters require a propane tank, which you'll have to replenish regularly, whereas natural gas heaters can be connected to your home's gas line. Both types of heaters release little amounts of carbon monoxide. They must therefore be used outdoors or in an area with adequate ventilation.