GASLAND Flame Jet Propane Forced Air Heater 125000 BTU

Overview

The GASLAND Flame Jet is a forced air propane heater with adjustable output from 75,000 to 125,000 BTU, rated to warm spaces up to 3,100 square feet. It connects to a standard 20 lb propane tank with the included 10 ft hose and regulator, giving roughly 5 hours of runtime on its low setting.

This is a job site and workshop heater rather than a living space heater, built around a steel housing and a burner that adjusts across a wide BTU range instead of fixed settings. Continuous electronic ignition lights the burner without a pilot light, and a thermo-electric safety valve cuts gas flow if the flame goes out. GASLAND markets it for well ventilated spaces like garages, barns and construction sites, not sealed rooms.

• 75,000 to 125,000 BTU adjustable output
• Rated coverage up to 3,100 sq ft
• 10 ft propane hose and regulator included
• CSA certified, continuous electronic ignition

Who it's for

Suits contractors, workshop owners and anyone heating a large, well ventilated space like a garage or barn quickly. Not intended for small enclosed rooms or as a bedroom or living room heater.

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Performance notes

Forced air propane heaters push heated air out with a fan rather than relying on convection, which is why this unit can cover up to 3,100 square feet versus the roughly 500 square feet of a small ventless indoor heater. The adjustable 75,000 to 125,000 BTU range lets output be tuned down for smaller areas or lower fuel use, and on a standard 20 lb tank the low setting runs for about 5 hours before a refill. The thermo-electric safety valve and overheat detection shut gas flow off if the flame drops out or the unit runs too hot.

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