Heating/Cooling

Tent Heater 80,000 Btu


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Daily: $199.00

Weekly: $765.00

Quantity: for a period of
day(s) week(s)

Additional Information

Recommended Heater for Garage, 20 x 20 tent, 20 x 30 tent or Hexagon Tent.
One 3000W Generator dedicated to run one heater.
Does Not Include the Rental of a 100 lb. Propane Tank.
Approximate Fuel Consumption 3.7lbs./hr
Starting amps - 5.0
Running Amps - 1.5
Weight 81 lbs.
Use Your Party Tents Year Round!
1. Thermostatically Controlled for a Consistent, Comfortable Environment
2. Operates as Both Fresh Air Circulator or a Heater at the Touch of a Switch
3. Models Available in Propane
4. Super Quiet, Super Efficient
5. Easy to Setup
6. Rugged Design
7. 100lb. Propane Bottle Not Included
To Figure Out the Amount of Heat Required for a Jobsite:
1. Figure cubic square feet of space to be heated. Length x width x height Example: 50 long x 30 wide x 15 high= 22,500 Cubic square foot of space.
2. Figure cubic square feet of space to be heated. Length x width x height Example: 50 long x 30 wide x 15 high= 22,500 Cubic square foot of space.
3. What does the customer want the temperature to be in the building? Example: 55 degrees
4. The heat rise is 55 degrees inside -15 degrees outside - 40 degrees
5. Multiply the cubic square foot by the heat rise.22,500 x 40 degrees = 900,000
6. Multiply by .133.133 x 900,000 = 119,000 or approx. 120,000 BTU/HR needed to heat the building.
To Figure Out the Amount of Heat Required for a Jobsite:
1. Figure cubic square feet of space to be heated. Length x width x height Example: 50 long x 30 wide x 15 high= 22,500 Cubic square foot of space.
2. Figure cubic square feet of space to be heated. Length x width x height Example: 50 long x 30 wide x 15 high= 22,500 Cubic square foot of space.
3. What does the customer want the temperature to be in the building? Example: 55 degrees
4. The heat rise is 55 degrees inside -15 degrees outside - 40 degrees
5. Multiply the cubic square foot by the heat rise.22,500 x 40 degrees = 900,000
6. Multiply by .133.133 x 900,000 = 119,000 or approx. 120,000 BTU/HR needed to heat the building.

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