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Overhead gas patio heaters, such as this one from Calcana are ideal for heating large commercial and residential outdoor areas in an efficient manner. They employ radiant heating technology to warm objects and people, rather than the air, thus maximizing their effectiveness.
They feature options for ceiling or wall mounting to optimize the floor space and save space and also provide simple operation for staff to handle without extensive training.
Versatility
Gas heaters for patios that are efficient can be used in a variety outdoor settings and for social gatherings. The right heater can warm your space quickly and efficiently, regardless of whether you're having a family dinner or hosting a gathering. These heaters are also ideal for bars and restaurants that have outdoor seating and open-air dining areas where floorspace is at a premium. You can select between freestanding propane heaters or ceiling-mounted natural gas models, depending on the space available and the heating requirements you require.
Bromic Tungsten Smart Heat gas patio heaters are overhead models that offer sleek, modern designs that is a perfect match for contemporary outdoor decor. They also provide efficient heating, without taking up any floor space. This model uses the latest infrared technology to provide targeted radiant heat, which warms people and objects directly rather than using energy to heat the air around them. This heater has a high output of heat, making it ideal for large outdoor residential and commercial areas.
Gas heaters are able to be moved around the patio. This makes them perfect for residential settings that require a flexible outdoor setting. These heaters usually use propane and are an ideal choice for homes that don't have access to natural gas lines. These heaters can be set up with a firepit to create a beautiful and welcoming outdoor setting.
While freestanding gas heaters can be a great choice for homes, their limited range of operation makes them less efficient in warming larger outdoor areas. For these types of setups, a ceiling mounted gas patio heater is a better option for maximizing heat coverage and efficiency. These units are commonly used in restaurants and other commercial spaces where preserving floor space is essential and they can be installed to match the aesthetic of your existing outdoor decor.
Gas heaters that are installed above are the ideal choice for large commercial or residential areas that require a large amount of heat to maintain a comfortable temperature. They are typically installed on ceilings or walls and utilize radiant heat technology to warm spaces efficiently. These heaters have a high energy output and are built to last for a long time which makes them ideal for businesses that host frequent events in their outdoor spaces.
Energy Efficiency
Patios can be a great addition to any home, however on chilly nights they can get chilly. A gas patio heater is an excellent way to make your patio and deck ideal for entertaining and dining year-round. These heaters come in electric, propane and natural gas designs. There are a variety of models available in the form of hammered bronze, resin wicker or decorative stone face to match your style. You can pick from tablestop and freestanding models based on the space available.
Patio heaters can generate heat two ways: either through radiant heat that warms people or objects, more than the air; or by convection where the heating element draws in cold air around the heater and then blows it away. They're often more efficient than conventional wall or ceiling mounted heaters because they don't waste energy heating the air that is released into the atmosphere. You can select an electric patio heater that plugs into any standard outlet, and doesn't require a permanent installation. You could also 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 dependent on the size of your space and your preference for efficiency in heating. The larger the area you want to heat, the greater BTU rating is required. Certain patio heaters are available in floor-standing and portable designs which can be made to fit your space. You can also choose between a traditional propane tank, or a fuel cell of 20 pounds compatible with the most commonly used tank types in your country.
Certain freestanding patio heating units come with a propane tank that can be removed to refill the tank, and others feature an anti-tilt system that shuts off the burner when the unit is tilted at more than 15 degrees. Portable propane patio heaters that have wheels are easy for you to move around. They are also used in outdoor dining establishments. They're an affordable option for those who don't wish to spend money on an installation by a professional.
Safety
Take into consideration safety features when shopping for an outdoor heater. Make sure you choose a model with gas shutoff to stop leaks in the event of a flame burning out and wheels that make it easier to move the heater and an anti-tilt function which can be activated in seconds to ensure that the heater remains steady. Many units also have a cover that resists damage from rain and wind. Some models are available with hammered brass, resin wicker or other decorative materials.
Patio heaters can be powered by natural gas, propane or electricity. Natural gas heaters can be connected to the gas line in your home. This can save you time and money as opposed to having to replace propane tank. Propane heaters can heat a space up to 12 feet in diameter and are portable so they can be moved around to fit the layout of your backyard. Electric heaters require a hardwired connection to an electrical outlet and are usually more expensive than other sources of energy.
All outdoor patio heaters must be used outdoors only because they release gaseous flammable substances like carbon monoxide as well as nitric oxide, which can cause drowsiness and even death in enclosed spaces. Certain models have built-in safety features, like thermocouples or automatic shut-off switches that stop a fire from igniting if they're exposed to hot surfaces or strong winds. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure safe use.
To minimize the chance of a fire make sure that your patio heaters are at least three feet from walls, ceilings curtains, walls and other combustible items. The heater must be on a level surface, and it must be secured using weights or other stabilizers to reduce the chance of it tipping over.
Always ensure that the heater's fuel valve is closed when it's not in use. Moreover, fireplacesandstoves should regularly check the hoses for air bubbles. It is also recommended to keep an extra propane tank from your patio heater to avoid the risk of a leak. A leak could occur when the hose becomes damaged or worn. To avoid this, you should regularly clean the exterior of your patio heater with a damp cloth and then wipe down any rust spots or other areas where debris could build up.
User-Friendliness
Gas patio heaters can be a great option if you aren't a fan of the smell of charcoal or cigarette smoke. They emit far less pollution and don't have to be lit by an igniter. They don't produce any ash and can be heated to up to 250 square feet. Most models have a control panel that has adjustable temperature settings. Some models have wheels that allow for easy mobility as well as an anti-tilt device that cuts off the flames when the unit is flipped over. Some have a stylish cover that allows the heater to blend into its surroundings.
Patio heaters are powered by either natural or propane gas and come in a variety styles including pyramid-shaped freestanding models to dome-top models that can be placed on top of tables. They can also be constructed from stainless steel, steel or aluminum to ensure durability and strength. Some models have a Hammered bronze resin wicker, or a decorative stone covers that improve their appearance. Some models come with an integrated safety shut-off to prevent gas leaks, while others come with an ignition pulse that allows you to ignite the flame at the touch of an button.
The BTU rating on a patio heater is important to keep in mind when deciding on the size model you need. The higher the number the more heat is generated and the bigger the area that can be heated. A high-end model, like our top heavy-duty model, for example, produces 46,000 BTUs of heat and can warm up to 650 square feet in ideal conditions.
Your decision should also consider the type of gas used and how often you will use your heater on the patio. Propane heaters are portable and require a propane tank, which you'll need to replenish frequently as natural gas heaters connect to your home's existing gas line. Both types of heaters release little amounts of carbon monoxide. They should therefore be used outdoors, or in an area with adequate ventilation.
