Sunnydaze Outdoor Forced Air Portable Propane Heater with Auto-Shutoff - Red and Black

Enjoy warmth and comfort while working on a home renovation project with the 125,000 BTU forced air propane heater. This heater runs on clean-burning propane and is designed to be optimally used with a 100-pound propane tank (please note, a propane tank and fuel is not included with this product and must be purchased separately). This product comes with 1 heater, 1 regulator, and 1 10-foot hose. The fan inside the heater blows out hot air to keep any outdoor workspace toasty warm. Also use this heater in any indoor space to stay warm. Standing 9 inches W and 15 inches H, this small heater is a great size for any space in need of a little extra warmth. This product is designed for portability so it's easy to move anywhere. Plus, this heater is great to store and take out again when winter arrives!

• • KEEP THE COLD AWAY: The overall heater is 9" W x 20.5" D x 15" H and weighs 15.2 pounds. The cylinder is 8.5" in diameter x 20.5" long. The base is 9" W x 8.25" D x 5" H. The handle is 7.25" long. The power cord is 4.5" long. It has 90 watts; 1.6 amps, and 115 volts. The hose is 0.75" in diameter. It provides optimal heat for up to 1,080 square feet.
  
  • IDEAL DURING THE WINTER: This product includes 1 forced air propane heater, regulator and 10-foot hose; Heater is designed to be operated with a minimum 20-pound propane tank (please note, propane tank and fuel are not included with the heater and must be purchased separately); Two or more tanks or one larger tank may be needed in colder weather; A 100-pound tank is recommended for longer operation
  
  • DESIGNED FOR PORTABILITY: Lightweight, this heater features a convenient handle that makes it easy to carry around where the warmth is needed most. Recommended for outdoor use only. Never leave this heater unattended.
  
  • WORKS GREAT FOR CONSTRUCTION: Keep the jobsite toasty when the temperatures cool down with this heater. It's handy to have when working on a home remodel in the winter, fall or early spring