DeWalt 90,000 BTU Forced Air Propane Heater

DeWalt 90,000 BTU Forced Air Propane Heater

The DeWalt 90,000 BTU Forced Air Propane Heater is engineered to provide reliable and efficient heating for large spaces, making it ideal for construction sites, workshops, and outdoor events. Designed with contractors in mind, this powerful propane heater can heat spaces up to 2,250 square feet. With its adjustable heat settings ranging from 50,000 to 90,000 BTU, this heater provides flexibility for various heating needs.

Equipped with Quiet Burner Technology, the DeWalt heater operates with 50% less noise compared to standard units of similar size, making it less disruptive on busy job sites or during long workdays. The heater also features a split barrel design for easy maintenance, allowing for quick access to internal components when necessary. Its large ergonomic handle provides easy portability, and the included 20-foot hose and regulator ensure you can connect to propane tanks with minimal setup hassle.

Powered by a 40-pound propane tank, this forced air heater can run for up to 17 hours on the low setting or 10 hours on high, providing extended operation without frequent refueling. ETL-certified, the heater meets industry safety standards, ensuring both reliability and peace of mind for users working in various environments. Whether you need to keep your job site warm during the winter months or ensure comfortable working conditions in large, open spaces, the DeWalt 90,000 BTU Forced Air Propane Heater is a dependable solution.

Features

• Adjustable heat settings ranging from 50,000 to 90,000 BTU.
• Heats spaces up to 2,250 square feet.
• Quiet Burner Technology reduces noise by 50% compared to similar units.
• Split barrel design for easy maintenance.
• Includes a 20-foot hose and regulator for easy propane connection.
• Ergonomic handle for easy transportation.
• Can run for up to 17 hours on low or 10 hours on high with a 40 lb propane tank.
• ETL certified for safety and reliability.
• Ideal for job sites, workshops, outdoor events, and large spaces.