Best Forced Air Propane Heaters Ranked

For a garage, shop or job site that wants a 60,000 BTU torpedo heater with a wide turndown and a two year warranty. Keep fresh air coming in while it runs.

For crews already on DeWalt or Milwaukee batteries who need torpedo heat where there is no outlet. Ventilate the space as the manual requires.

For garages and job sites that want a 60,000 BTU torpedo heater that also shuts off if tipped. Run it only with a steady supply of fresh air.

For job sites, barns and large garages with fresh air that need more heat than a 65,000 BTU heater. It is a construction heater, not for living spaces.

For contractors already on DeWalt 20V batteries who need heat on sites without power. It is a construction heater for ventilated spaces, not living areas.

For a garage or shop that wants an 85,000 BTU torpedo heater to hold a set temperature on its own. Keep the space well ventilated.

For job sites, barns and big workshops with fresh air that want 125,000 BTU from Mr. Heater’s Contractor line. It is a construction heater, not for living spaces.

For contractors, barns and large workshops that need a lot of heat fast with fresh air coming in. It is a construction heater, not for living spaces.

For big shops, barns and job sites that need a lot of heat for little money. Use it only in ventilated spaces or outdoors.

For a budget garage or job site heater from a 20 lb tank where a safety listing is not required. Keep the space ventilated.

For large job sites, barns and warehouses with plenty of fresh air that need maximum heat. Smaller garages are better served by a heater that turns down further.

For large construction sites, barns and warehouses that need heat on an industrial scale from a bank of 100 lb tanks. Use it only with plenty of fresh air.

For a cheap, light torpedo heater to warm a garage bay or job site from a 20 lb tank. Use it only with a fresh air opening, as the manual sets out.

For garages, job sites and barns with fresh air that need fast heat from a standard 20 lb tank. It is a construction heater, not for living spaces.

For garages, barns and job sites with fresh air that need strong heat from a 20 lb tank. It is a construction heater, not for living spaces.

For garages, sheds and job sites with fresh air that want a light 60,000 BTU heater on a 20 lb tank. It is a construction heater, not for living spaces.

For a shop or barn that wants a 60,000 BTU torpedo heater that turns down to half power. Keep it in a well-ventilated space.

For small garages, sheds and job sites with fresh air that need cheap, simple heat. It is a construction heater, not for living spaces.