Review Fire Sense Portable Patio Heater Outdoor Tabletop Lightweight Propane 10,000 BTU Auto-Shutoff Valve ODS Compliant – Hammer Tone Bronze

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Details: Fire Sense Portable Patio Heater Outdoor Tabletop Lightweight Propane 10,000 BTU Auto-Shutoff Valve ODS Compliant – Hammer Tone Bronze

Brand: Fire Sense

Hammered Bronze Finish Table Top Patio HeaterPerfect for outdoor entertaining, the Hammered Bronze Finish Table Top Patio Heater provides warmth while adding ambiance to any outdoor table top setting. This handsome unit raises the outdoor temperature 10-25 degrees. The safety features of this unit include an auto shutoff tilt valve and an oxygen depletion sensorFeatures:10,000 BTU outputAdjustable heat settingsEasy one-step ignition Piezo igniterStainless steel burners and heating gridAuto shutoff tilt valveODS compliantSafety grill guardLightweight and portableUses standard 1lb propane cylinder – not includedConsumption rate (approx.) 3 hours – disposable LPG CylindersAssembled Dimensions: 13″Base, 21″Hood, 35″H; Weight: 19 lbs.

Buyer Guide Propane Space Heaters

 If you’re still unsure about which heater to buy, please read the guide below.

• Heating Capacity. Measure the area which you want to heat. For large rooms, space heaters with the highest heating capacities are your best bet.
• Heat Output. Of course, the more heat output a space heater generates, the quicker it warms up the room.
• Safety. If you’re getting an indoor heater, safety is a major concern. Thus, look for safety features like tip-over protection and automatic shut-off capabilities.
• Heater Size. Although you still have the option of buying a larger heater, remember that appliances of this size tend to be larger and harder to move around.
• Price. Although space heaters are considered fairly affordable, consider the overall cost of the heater.
• Warranty. Warranties are a nice feature, but make sure you don’t fall for false promises.

How to choose Propane Space Heaters

There are two types of space heating propane options available: refillable and disposable.

Disposable heaters have advantages. They are convenient to use, easy to store, and fairly inexpensive. However, they have disadvantages as well.

They generate a lot of heat, so using them in a small room can be inefficient. They also emit fumes that can be irritating and foul-smelling. They also tend to waste a lot of propane. They’re also not as environmentally friendly. They need to be disposed of, which creates some waste.

Refillable heaters are a little more expensive than disposables, but they also have many advantages. They produce very little heat, so they’re very efficient. They cost less to operate than disposables. They produce no fumes or odors. And they can be refilled, which makes them very environmentally friendly.

How to use Propane Space Heaters

Propane space heaters are an easy, cost-effective alternative to electric or forced-air heaters. An outdoor propane heater is generally a less costly alternative to a forced-air heater, since electricity is more expensive to run than propane. Outdoor propane heaters typically cost less to run than electric space heaters, too, because they do not require additional wiring to your home.

Propane space heaters require less maintenance than other space heaters, too, because they do not use electricity. A propane heater only needs to be regularly checked to ensure that the wicks inside the unit are clean and free of debris. This typically only needs to be done once or twice a month, depending on the amount of use it receives.

Propane space heaters typically burn warmer than electric space heaters, too. The fuel source is more efficient, so a propane heater will heat the air more efficiently than a forced-air electric heater.

Another benefit of using a propane space heater is that its fuel source is portable; you can carry the propane tank to any area in your home where you need a heat source. You can also easily transport your propane heater to another location or take it with you on a vacation.

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