Mr. Heater Tabletop Propane Forced Garage Heater, 60,000-BTU
Last updated: June 6, 2023
Designed for jobsites, this liquid propane heater can keep large areas comfortable. The forced air heater is equipped with the Quiet Burner Technology, making it up to 50% quieter than standard propane heaters. It is capable of heating up to 1,500 square feet for up to 14 hours using a 20-pound tank on the lowest setting.
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Key Takeaway: Maintain comfortable warmth in up to 1,500 square feet with this portable garage heater.
In our analysis of 144 expert reviews, the Mr. Heater Tabletop Propane Forced Garage Heater, 60,000-BTU placed 4th when we looked at the top 17 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
Heavy-duty design built for the jobsite. The Mr. Heater Liquid Propane Forced Air Heater comes with a standard 10-feet hose and regulator and all the safety you can expect of a Mr. Heater product. Equipped with factory installed high limit switches and thermoelectric safety valves, you can feel comfortable using these heaters on any jobsite. Just plug the heater into a 115v outlet, hook up the included hose and regulator to a 20-pounds propane tank or larger, and you are ready to take the chill out of any job. Mr. Heater Forced Air Propane Heaters range from 38K to 400K BTU’s and are built to last with high quality components. All our heaters come equipped with the Quiet Burner Technology. QBT heaters are quieter than standard propane heaters. by as much as 50%. Typical uses include: construction sites, patios, factories, sporting events, utility and out buildings and farming functions (barns etc.). Note: All Mr. Heater forced air propane heaters include L.P. Gas Hose and Regulator.
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