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Portable gas heaters (with wheels or carts) provide heat wherever desired. Raptor Supplies offers these portable gas heaters from brands like ...Read more

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Gas Floor Heaters, Amt Wye Double Wall Reducing

Gas Floor Heaters, Amt Wye Double Wall Reducing
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5EY-44CV4QDM€144.79
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Portable Gas Tabletop Heater, 12000 Btuh Heating Capacity Output

Portable Gas Tabletop Heater, 12000 Btuh Heating Capacity Output
ModelItemPrice (ex. VAT)
DXH12BCP3QBA€255.77
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Portable Gas Heater, Liquid Propane, 13, 500 to 18000 BtuH

Portable Gas Heater, Liquid Propane, 13, 500 to 18000 BtuH
ModelItemPrice (ex. VAT)
HA2360RCY7UEW€163.34
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Tank Top Portable Gas Heater, Liquid Propane, 30000 to 40000 BtuH

Tank Top Portable Gas Heater, Liquid Propane, 30000 to 40000 BtuH
ModelItemPrice (ex. VAT)
TT360DGCY7TUK€153.44
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Portable Gas Heaters

Portable gas heaters offer easy portability to user, wherever heat is desired with wheels or carts. Raptor Supplies offers an array of calor gas fires from brands like Dayton, Master and Heat Wagon. These heaters employ natural gas or propane and are more heat-efficient than oil and kerosene heaters. They also feature torpedo heaters which are ideal for heating large ventilated enclosed spaces or open spaces whereas floor heaters are freestanding heaters and can be placed anywhere in small areas with limited space. Choose from a wide range of these Portable gas heaters, available in 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 5 and 8A current options.

Working Mechanism

  • The basic components of a portable gas heater are a burner, a heat exchanger, a gas supply and a control system.
  • The burner is the part that burns the fuel. The fuel is mixed with air in the burner and a spark or pilot light ignites the mixture.
  • The heat exchanger transfers the heat from the combustion process to the air in the room.
  • The gas supply is the fuel source (propane tank or natural gas line) for the heater. The control system regulates the fuel flow to the burner and the operation of other components like the fan or the pilot light.
  • When the heater is turned on, the control system opens the valve to allow gas to flow to the burner. The burner then ignites the gas and the heat exchanger starts transferring heat to the air in the room. A fan may also be used to circulate the warm air throughout the room.
  • The temperature of the room can be controlled by adjusting the flow of gas to the burner or by adjusting the fan speed.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I replace my portable gas heater?

    Users should replace their portable gas heater when they notice one or more of the following signs:
    • The pilot light won't stay lit.
    • There is a gas leak.
    • The burner flame is yellow instead of blue.
    • The heater is making strange noises.
    • The heater doesn't produce enough heat.

What are some safety features of these portable gas heaters?

  • Tip-over switches: They shut the heater off if it is knocked over, preventing fire-related accidents.
  • Oxygen depletion sensors: They shut the heater off if the level of oxygen in the room falls below a certain point, preventing carbon monoxide poisoning.

What are some common types of portable gas heaters?

  • Convection heaters use a heating element, generally made of ceramic to heat the air and circulate it through the room using a fan. They provide uniform heating but can take some time to warm up a cold room.
  • Radiant heaters use a heating element, generally made of metal to radiate heat directly to people & objects in the room. They can heat a room quickly but may not heat the room uniformly.
  • Forced-air heaters use a fan to quickly circulate warm air through the room. They can heat a room quickly and allow temperature regulation by adjusting the fan speed.

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