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Gas Patio Heater Sale Overhead gas patio heaters such as this one from Calcana are ideal to warm large commercial and residential outdoor areas in a timely manner. They utilize radiant technology to warm people and objects, not the air. This maximizes their effectiveness. The units can be mounted on the ceiling or wall to maximize space and reduce flooring space. They are also easy to operate for staff members who do not need extensive training. Versatility Gas heaters for patios that are the most efficient can be used in a variety outdoor settings as well as for social gatherings. The right heater will warm your space quickly and efficiently, whether you're hosting a family meal or hosting a party. These heaters can also be ideal for bars and restaurants that have outdoor seating and open air dining areas where floorspace is limited. Based on the space you have and heating needs you can select from freestanding heaters using propane or ceiling mounted models that utilize natural gas. Overhead models such as the Bromic Tungsten Smart-Heat gas patio heater sale have a sleek design that complements modern outdoor decor and provide efficient heating without taking up the floor space. This model uses infrared technology to provide radiant heat to warm objects and people directly, rather than wasting energy heating the air around them. This heater produces a high output of heat, making it ideal for large outdoor commercial and residential areas. Freestanding gas heaters are easy to move around the patio, making them ideal for residential setups that require a swathe of outdoor space. They typically use propane and are a popular choice for homes that don't have access to natural gas lines. These models can also be paired with a fire pit to create an inviting and aesthetically pleasing outdoor setting. While freestanding gas heaters are a good choice for homes however their limited range makes them less efficient in warming larger outdoor areas. For Best patio heater gas of setups ceiling-mounted gas patio heater is a better choice to increase heat coverage and efficiency. They are commonly used in commercial settings, such as restaurants, where space is an important consideration. They can also be set up to complement your outdoor decor. Gas heaters above are the ideal choice for large residential or commercial areas that require a large amount of heat to maintain a comfortable temperature. They are usually mounted on the ceiling or walls, and employ radiant heating technology to warm spaces efficiently. These heaters have a large heat output and are designed for long hours of operation, so they are an excellent choice for businesses that hold frequent events in their outdoor spaces. Energy Efficiency Patios are a wonderful addition to any home, but on cold nights, they can get cold. Gas patio heaters are an excellent option to keep your deck and patio warm and inviting for socializing and dining all year round. These heaters are available in natural gas, propane and electric designs. You can pick from hammered bronze or resin wicker, or decorative stone to complement your decor. You can also pick from tablestop or freestanding models that suit your space and preferences. Patio heaters generate heat in two ways: through radiant heat that warms people and objects rather than air or convection where the heating element pulls in cold air around the heater and then blows it out. Because they don't waste energy in heating the air that is released to the air, they are often more efficient than ceiling or wall mounted heaters. Depending on your requirements you might prefer an electric model that plugs into a standard outlet and doesn't require a installation at all, or propane or natural gas patio heater that requires a specific connection to take in fuel. There are gas patio heaters at Lowe's in a variety of sizes and BTU outputs depending on the dimensions of your space as well as your preference for the best efficiency of heating. The larger the area you wish to heat, the greater BTU rating is required. There are a variety of patio heaters available in portable or floor-standing designs to fit your space and you can select from a traditional propane tank or 20-pound liquid propane fuel cell that is compatible with your country's most commonly used tank designs. Some freestanding patio heaters come with the base of a propane tank that houses the gas tank. The tank can be removed for easier refilling. Other models 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 equipped with wheels are easy for you to move around. They are also employed in outdoor dining establishments. These heaters are a great option for those who do not need to spend money for an installation from a professional. Safety Take into consideration safety features when shopping for an outdoor heater. Choose a model that has gas shutoff to stop leaks in the event of a flame going out and wheels that make it easier to move the heater and an anti-tilt function that can be activated within seconds to ensure that the heater remains steady. A majority of heaters have a protective cover that shields them from damage caused by rain and wind. Some come with hammered brass, resin wicker, or other decorative materials. Patio heaters can be powered by propane, natural gas or electricity. Natural gas heaters connect to your home's gas line, which will save time and money compared with the need to replace propane tanks. Propane heaters can warm an area up to 12 feet in diameter and are movable, meaning they can be moved around to accommodate your backyard's layout. Electric heaters require a wired connection to an electrical outlet and are typically more expensive than other sources of energy. Outdoor patio heaters must be used only outdoors because they emit flammable gases like carbon monoxide as well as Nitric oxide, which can cause drowsiness or death in enclosed spaces. Certain heaters come with safety features built in, like thermocouples and automatic shut-off switches to stop fires from bursting when they are exposed to hot surfaces or strong winds. Always follow manufacturer instructions to ensure safe use. To decrease the chance of a fire, keep patio heaters at least three feet away from walls, ceilings curtains, walls, and other combustible objects. The heater should be set on a flat surface and secured using stabilizers or weights to minimize the risk of it falling over. Keep the fuel valve shut on the heater when not in use. Be sure to check the hoses regularly for air bubbles. Keep a spare propane tank far away from your heater. This will help you avoid leaks that could occur if the hose is damaged or worn. To avoid this, regularly clean the exterior of your patio heater with a damp cloth, and then wipe off any rust spots or other areas where debris may collect. User-Friendliness If you're not a fan of cigarette smoke or the carbon dioxide emissions from charcoal, gas patio heaters are a good option. They produce less pollutant and don't require to be lit with lighters. They don't release any ash, and they can heat up to 250 square feet. The majority of models come with an adjustable control panel that can be set to temperature settings. Some models come with wheels for easy movement and an anti-tilt valve which automatically turns off the flame when the unit gets knocked over. Some have a stylish cover that helps the heater blend into its surroundings. Patio heaters can be powered by either propane or natural gas. They are available in a variety of styles from freestanding pyramids to dome-top models that can be placed on top of tables. They can also be made out of stainless steel, aluminum, or steel for strength and durability. Some models feature a decorative stone, resin wicker or hammered-bronze covers to improve their appearance. Some models come with an inbuilt safety shut-off system for gas leaks. Others have an ignition with pulses that allow you to ignite the flame with the push of a button. The BTU rating on the patio heater is crucial to keep in mind when deciding which size you need. The higher the number the more heat is generated and the bigger the area that can be heated. A heavy-duty unit like our top heavy-duty pick can heat up to 625 square feet of space under ideal conditions. The decision you make should also take into account the type of gas you are using and how often you will use your heater on the patio. Propane heaters require a propane tank which you'll have to replenish regularly, while 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 open area with adequate ventilation.