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EMBER Patio Forced-air Propane Heater

EMBER Patio Forced-air Propane Heater

Regular price $1,250.00
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  • Residential
  • Commercial
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It's not the heat you make. It's the heat you feel.

Patio heaters for the open spaces fixed heaters can't reach.

A mushroom heater sends its heat straight up. The EMBER Patio Heater is a self-powered, forced-air propane heater: its fan drives warm air out and down toward the people around it, on the patio, the lawn or the terrace.

Heat goes where your guests are: out, not up.

  • Directed warmth. A built-in fan drives warm air outward and down toward guests, instead of straight up the way a mushroom heater does.
  • Feel the heat where you sit. The fan pushes warm air about 8 feet out toward the seating area.

Self-powered, forced-air. No cord, no outlet.

A built-in thermoelectric generator turns heat from the flame into the electricity that powers the fan, so the fan runs on its own: no outlet, no cords, and no batteries for the fan. A single AA battery powers the pulse ignitor. Just connect a 20 lb propane tank.

Built for service

  • About 24 hours on high. About 24 hours on a 20 lb tank on high, 50 on medium and 100 on low.
  • Push a button to light it. Push-button pulse ignition lights the EMBER.
  • No tank in sight. The 20 lb propane tank sits concealed in the stand.
  • Stores neatly off-season. The top of the heater lifts off the stand to store indoors until the weather turns again.

Rolls where you need it. The included stand rolls on four locking 360-degree casters across patio, deck or lawn, then locks in place with a step on the brake. Roll it to wherever tonight's layout needs it, lock it down, and let it glow.

EMBER vs. The Mushroom Heater

Mushroom Heater EMBER Patio Heater
Where the heat goes Sends its heat straight up A fan drives warm air out and down toward guests
Lighting it Varies by model Push-button pulse ignition
Moving it Varies by model Rolls on four locking casters
Propane tank Varies by model 20 lb tank concealed in the stand
Certification Varies by model CSA certified to U.S. standards for indoor and outdoor use

On the stand or on the go

EMBER delivers forced-air warmth in the open spaces fixed heaters can't reach. Because it's CSA certified to U.S. standards for indoor and outdoor use, it can also come inside to the cabin or the garage when the temperature drops; follow all included safety and ventilation instructions. Lift the heater off its stand and carry it to the dock, the campsite or the tailgate.

Step away from the mushroom heater. Step toward the EMBER.

Specifications

Heat output 18,000 / 9,000 / 4,000 BTU/hr (High / Med / Low)
Heat range Forced air up to 8 ft; covers 650 sq ft
Dimensions 17" W × 17" D × 37" H
Weight ~50 lbs with stand (heater head: 24 lbs)
Fuel 20 lb propane tank, concealed in stand
Runtime (20 lb tank) 24 hrs High / 50 hrs Medium / 100 hrs Low
Ignition Pulse electronic ignition
Mobility 4 locking 360° caster wheels
Included accessories 20 lb propane tank adaptor hose + Commercial 1-Year Warranty (EMBER Bag sold separately)
Certification CSA certified to U.S. standards for indoor and outdoor use
Colors / warranty Matte White or Matte Black / 1-year limited
BlazOn EMBER Patio Heater, a sleek forced-air propane tower heater on a rolling wheeled stand

EMBER Patio Forced-air Propane Heater

Regular price $1,250.00
Regular price $1,250.00 Sale price
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A mushroom heater sends its heat straight up. The EMBER is a self-powered, forced-air propane heater: its fan drives warm air out and down toward your guests, so they feel the heat where they sit.

Push-button pulse ignition lights the EMBER. A single AA battery powers the ignitor.

The 20 lb propane tank sits concealed in the stand. No cord and no outlet: connect the tank and roll it out.

Four locking casters roll it to the seating and hold it in place. Roll it to wherever tonight's layout needs it.

Built from stainless steel and aluminum, with no plastics. Covered by a 1-year limited warranty.

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    • 18K BTU Propane (Feels like 30K)

      The EMBER is rated at 18,000 BTU—but it feels far hotter than that suggests. BTU only measures how much heat a unit makes, not how much reaches you. Most heaters let their warmth drift away before you feel it.

    • Forced-Air Comfort

      The EMBER's forced-air system pushes 100% of its heat forward—up to 8 feet—so every bit reaches you instead of drifting away. And a whisper-quiet fan does it all without the buzz so sit back and enjoy the conversation.

    • No Power Needed

      The EMBER's fan never needs a battery, charger, or cord. An internal thermoelectric generator converts heat into electricity—just ignite the burner and the fan starts spinning and adjusts its speed automatically.

      Easy to Move

        • Cool Surfaces

          Unlike most heaters that radiate scorching heat from every surface, the EMBER stays cool to the touch on top, sides, back, and bottom. Only the front—where the warmth is meant to go—gets hot.

        • Protective Fireglass

          The EMBER's flame sits safely behind a protective barrier, shielded from the open air. That means no exposed fire to worry about and nothing that can singe a stray hand or sleeve.

        • CSA Certified

          The EMBER is CSA certified to U.S. standards for indoor and outdoor use, so you can run it on the patio, inside your home, cabin, or workshop.

          EMBER vs. Mushroom Comparison

          A mushroom heater sends its heat straight up. The EMBER Patio Heater is a self-powered, forced-air propane heater: its fan drives warm air out and down toward your guests. Here's how the two compare.

           
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