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Gas Patio Heater Sale Calcana's overhead gas patio heaters are ideal for heating large commercial or residential outdoor areas. They employ radiant heating technology to heat objects and people instead of 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 any extensive training. Versatility The most effective gas heaters for patios are designed to be adaptable enough for a variety of outdoor settings and social gatherings. If you're hosting a gathering or simply enjoying a relaxing family dinner, the right heater will warm the space quickly and keep it warm throughout the evening. These heaters are also an excellent addition to restaurants and bars with outdoor seating and open air dining areas where space is limited. Based on the space you have and heating needs you can pick from freestanding heaters that utilize propane or ceiling mounted models that make use of natural gas. Bromic Tungsten Smart Heat gas patio heaters are overhead models that feature sleek, modern designs that is a perfect match for modern outdoor decor. They also provide efficient heating, without taking up any floor space. This model utilizes advanced infrared technology to provide specific radiant warmth, warming objects and people in a direct manner rather than burning energy heating the surrounding air. This heater is able to produce a large output of heat, which makes it ideal for large outdoor commercial and residential areas. Freestanding gas heaters are simple to move around the patio, which makes them ideal for residential installations that require a flexible outdoor environment. These heaters usually use propane and are a popular 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 aesthetically pleasing outdoor setting. Freestanding gas heaters are a good option to heat smaller outdoor spaces, but their limited range means they are less efficient. For these types of setups ceiling-mounted gas patio heater is the best option for maximizing the coverage of heat and efficiency. These heaters are typically employed in commercial settings, such as restaurants, where space is the top priority. They can also be installed to match your existing outdoor decor. Gas heaters that are overhead are the ideal choice for large residential and commercial spaces where a substantial amount of heat is required to keep the entire area at ease. These models are usually installed on the walls or ceilings and utilize radiant heat technology to warm spaces efficiently. These heaters have a large temperature output and are designed for long hours of operation, so they are an excellent choice for businesses that host regular events in their outdoor spaces. Energy Efficiency Outdoor patios are an inviting addition to your home, but they can get cold on cold nights. A gas patio heater is a great option to make your deck and patio comfortable for dining and socializing all year round. These heaters are available in electric, propane and natural gas designs. You can choose between the hammered bronze or resin-wicker, or decorative stone to match your decor. You can also select tablestop or freestanding models that fit your space and needs. Patio heaters generate heat in two ways: either radiant heat which heats objects or people, rather than air; or by convection where the heating element pulls in cold air around the heater, and blows it out. They're often more efficient than conventional ceiling or wall mounted space heaters since they don't consume energy heating the air that is released into the air. You can choose an electric patio heater that plugs into any standard outlet, and does not require permanent installation. Or, you could opt for an propylene or natural gas patio heater that requires a special connection to fuel. There are gas patio heaters at Lowe's in various 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'd like to heat, the greater BTU rating is required. There are patio heaters that come in floor-standing and portable designs that can be customized to fit the space you have. You can also choose between a traditional propane tank, or a fuel cell that weighs 20 pounds compatible with the most commonly used tank types available in your country. Some freestanding patio heaters include tanks of propane that can be removed to fill the tank, whereas others have an anti-tilt feature which shuts off the heater when the unit tilts at an angle greater than 15 degrees. Portable propane patio heaters with wheels are easy for you to move around. They're also frequently used in outdoor dining establishments. They're an affordable option for those who don't want to invest in a professional installation. Safety When looking for a gas patio heater sale be sure to consider the safety features of each model. Look for a model with a gas shutoff to prevent leaks in the event of a fire being sparked and wheels that make it easier to move the unit and an anti-tilt feature that can be activated in seconds to ensure that the heater remains steady. A majority of heaters come with a covering that protects them from damage caused by rain and wind. Some are available in resin wicker, hammered bronze or other decorative materials. Patio heaters are powered by propane, electricity or natural gas. Natural gas heaters are connected to your home's gas line, which will save time and money when compared to having to replace propane tanks. Propane heaters can provide heat for a radius of up to 12 feet and can be moved around, allowing you to move them to fit your backyard layout. Electric heaters are more expensive and require a hardwired connection with an electrical outlet on the outside. Outdoor patio heaters should be used outdoors as they release flammable gases, including carbon monoxide and Nitric oxide, which can cause drowsiness and even death in enclosed spaces. Certain models have built-in safety features, such as thermocouples or automatic shut-off switches that prevent a fire from igniting if they're exposed to hot surfaces or high winds. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure safe use. To minimize the chance of a fire ensure that patio heaters are at least three feet away from ceilings, walls curtains, walls and other combustible materials. The heater must be set on a level surface and it must be secured by weights or other stabilizers to decrease the chance of it tipping over. Always ensure that the heater's fuel valve is shut when it's not in use. Moreover, you should regularly check the hoses for air bubbles. It is also recommended to keep an extra propane tank from your patio heater in order to prevent the possibility of a leak. This can occur when the hose becomes damaged or worn. To prevent this, regularly clean the exterior of your patio heater with a damp cloth, and then wipe down any rust spots or other areas where debris may accumulate. Easy of Use If you're not a fan of cigarette smoke or the smoke from charcoal, gas patio heaters are a good option. They produce less pollution and don't need to be lit using a lighter. They don't produce any ash, and can provide heat to up 250 square feet. The majority of models have an control panel that can be adjusted to temperature settings. Some models have wheels that allow for easy mobility as well as an anti-tilt feature that shuts off flames if the unit is tipped over. Certain heaters come with covers that help them blend into the surroundings. Patio heaters can be powered by propane or natural gas. They come in a variety styles, from pyramid-shaped freestanding models to dome-top units that sit on top of tables. They can also be made from stainless steel, aluminum or steel to ensure strength and durability. Some models have a decorative stone, resin wicker, or hammered-bronze cover to improve their appearance. Some models have an inbuilt safety shut-off system for gas leaks. Others have a pulse ignition that allows you to light the flame at the touch of a button. The BTU rating of the patio heater is crucial to be aware of when deciding on the size model you need. The more powerful the rating, the more heat it creates and the greater the area it can warm. A high-end model, like our best heavy-duty pick, for instance, produces 46,000 BTUs of heat and can warm up to 650 square feet in ideal conditions. The type of gas used and the frequency you use the heater for your patio must be considered when making a decision. Propane heaters require a propane tank that you will need to replenish regularly, while natural gas heaters can be connected to your home's gas line. Both types of heaters emit a small amount carbon monoxide. They must therefore be used outdoors, or in an area with adequate ventilation.