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1. www.masterheaters.comMaster construction forced air, convection, salamander ...

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   The Master heaters line includes forced air construction heaters, salamader and torpedo heaters, radiant construction heaters, convection construction heaters, and tank top heaters. Each unit is available in natural gas, propane, kerosene, or fuel oil depending on the model.

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     Master portable construction natural gas heater, radiant...

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     Salamander / Torpedo Style Heater; 375,000 BTU Output/Hr....

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3. www.tractorsupply.com › tsc › productMaster 80,000 BTU Kerosene Forced-Air Torpedo Heater

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   Master torpedo heater has built-in air pressure gauge and thermostat for efficient operation; Fuel gauge on forced air heater lets you know when it's time to re-fuel; 5-Point Safety System includes high temperature limit shut off, flame-out fuel cut, and thermocouple

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4. www.tractorsupply.com › tsc › productMaster 215,000 BTU Kerosene/Diesel Forced Air Torpedo Heater ...

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   Buy Master 215,000 BTU Kerosene/Diesel Forced Air Torpedo Heater, MHP-215-KFA at Tractor Supply Co. Great Customer Service.

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   The Professional’s ChoiceFor Over 70 Years. Master® is the leader in portable kerosene heaters, pushing the envelope of design and engineering to bring forth the next steps in heating technology industry professionals trust all over the world. LEARN MORE.

7. www.masterheaters.com › keroMaster Kerosene Salamander / Torpedo Heaters - Master heaters

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   Salamander / Torpedo Style Heater; 25" H x 20.5" D x 42" L; B200BT. 200,000 BTU; Thermostatically Controlled; Salamander / Torpedo Style Heater; 20" H x 24.5" D x 42" L; B350D: 350,000 BTU; Not For Diesel Use! Thermostatically Controlled; Salamander / Torpedo Style Heater; 31" H x 30" D x 56" L; B600D: 600,000 BTU; Not For Diesel Use ...

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   How do I choose a Salamander heater?

   • One important factor to consider when choosing a salamander heater is the type of fuel it uses. There are three types: electric, forced air propane and forced air kerosene. Each type of fuel has its benefits and drawbacks. So, how do you decide which type is best for you? Electric.

   What Type of Salamander Heater Is Best For You?

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   Can kerosene be used in a Salamander heater?

   • Master forced air kerosene construction salamander / torpedo heaters. in Master kerosene forced air heaters, also known as salamander / torpedo heaters. (Use of diesel fuel will result in a noticeable odor and could require additional fuel filter maintenance. Also, use of diesel fuel in extremely cold temperatures may require additives.)

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   What is a propane Salamander heater?

   • Salamander Heaters, also known as “salamander furnaces”, “torpedo furnaces”, or simply, “salamanders”, are high-energy portable forced-air or convection space heaters. They run using propane or kerosene as their fuel or heat source, hence the name “Propane Salamander heater”.

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   How much heat does a Salamander heater produce?

   • Salamander heaters produce at least 30,000 BTUs, just the right amount to heat a large workshop. But for construction sites or other wide outdoor areas, a salamander heater producing over 100,000 BTUs is enough to provide sufficient heat.

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9. www.tractorsupply.com › tsc › productMaster 60,000 BTU Propane Forced Air Torpedo Heater at ...

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   The forced air torpedo heater comes equipped with the latest safety features and includes a gas line and regulator. Heating Area: 1,500 sq. ft. Max Operating Hours: 10.5 with a 20 lb. propane tank (sold separately) Air Flow: 300 CFM; Continuous electronic ignition for simple operation; 40/50/60,000 BTUs of heat