Natural Gas Garage Heater
Find the best heating needs for your garage with our advice.

A natural gas garage heater can turn out to be a great solution for your garage’s heating needs – especially when you’re looking for cheaper solutions. These heaters can be both ventless and vented.

To get the best results, you should buy gas garage heating products that come with professional grade installation. And there’s one word of caution here – your garage must essentially have enough air to ensure that a ventless unit gets enough ventilation.

Nearly all natural gas garage heaters come with oxygen depletion sensors these days, so make sure that the product you are buying has something like these as well. These sensors are integrated into the automatic on/off system of the heater. Wheneverthe level of oxygen drops below a certain level, the sensor detects that and automatically shuts off the entire heating unit.

The following 4 brands are among the most popular garage heaters in stores:

1. Reznor

2. Mr. Heater

3. Schaefer

4. Procom

Reznor products

Major product models of this brand are:

All the UDAS Models are designed to use outdoor air or oxygen for combustion within the heater. They keep the flame separated from the air within the garage environment. That makes great sense when you’re planning on things in your garage like:

• Auto repairing or restoration

• Woodworking

• Stripping paint

• Refinishing furniture
  
  The V3 series of Reznor’s UDAS gas-fired separate combustion unit heating systems come in over a dozen of sizes. Their capacity range between 30,000 and 400,000 BTUH of gas input. However, sizes 30 to 125 are meant for mostly residential applications. All sizes are approved for commercial/industrial installations. Most of the Model UDAS heating systems offer 82 to 83% of thermal efficiency. The CSA or Canadian Standards Association has approved them for all purpose installation within the US and Canada.

Schaefer

You can go for their garage heating systems. You should be happy with the 60,000 BTU capacity, as this is more than ample for medium and large garages. These heating systems are quiet, compact, and fuel efficient. They simply rock as stand-alone heating systems. They are specially suited for:

• Garages

• Workshops

• Hobby areas

• Farm buildings

• Other hard-to-heat regions

Though they are safe to operate and simple to install, they are not suitable for living rooms or other sleeping areas. They come with two years of limited warranty on switches/controls and 5 years of limited warranty on tubing.  With respect to their burner core, they come with 10 years of limited warranty.

These are just a few of many buying ideas they may interest you in the world of the natural gas garage heater.  Review as many options as you can before making a buying decision, and best of luck with your purchase.