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Dyna-Glo BFSS20LPT-4P 20,000 BTU Liquid Propane Blue Flame Thermostatic Vent Free Wall Heater, White
Original price was: $211.01.$96.00Current price is: $96.00.
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- Brand: Dyna-Glo
- Special Feature: Noiseless
- Color: White
- Product Dimensions: 20.94″D x 10.08″W x 24.02″H
- Mounting Type: Wall Mount
- Power Source Gas Powered: Heating Method Fan & forced air, Convection
- Item Weight 19.81 Pounds: Heat Output 20000 British Thermal Units
- Blue Flame Technology works by convecting heat to warm the air the same way as a central heating system
- 16, 000-20, 000 BTU’s/hr adjustable heat output for up to 700 sq. ft.
- Thermostat control knob automatically maintains your ideal heat level
- No electricity required allows for reliable back-up heating incase of an emergency situation
8 reviews for Dyna-Glo BFSS20LPT-4P 20,000 BTU Liquid Propane Blue Flame Thermostatic Vent Free Wall Heater, White
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Hotwater –
This is one fine heater…after you take a little time and figure out the functions on the control knob. Starts easy (after initial gas line purge), and the heat control is great…lowest setting gives me a room temp of approximately 60 degrees, and it goes up about 1 or 2 degrees per click after that. I don’t use it past the number “2” on the knob, as I get an easy 72 degrees at that point. There was a little odor at first, but it was gone after one day. Seems to be good on fuel, and I really like the feel of the warmth from the gas heater as opposed to the central electric heating. It may or may not be more economical than electric, but I will have see about that later. For now, very nice, rather attractive heater and flame.
socrates –
I first bought the BFSS30LPT-4P and very happy with it. smelled the first week and afterwards all good, still working just fine. I had smaller space and decided to go with the same brand just less BTUs so bought BFSS20LPT-4P 20,000 BTU which continued to smell all the time. I would recommend to buy the thermostatic BFSS30LPT-4P to avoid the smell issue. Otherwise they good heaters
Adam –
Installed in my woodshop. Its in a barn thats 100+ years old. Its up in rural Maine so very cold. Been subzero recently in mornings and once I give it one or two hrs the shop will be in the 30s or low 40s which is good enough to start work. Doesn’t burn through too much fuel. Shops drafty so I don’t expect it to get very warm no matter the heat source. This was very easy to install. I have it backed by concrete board and firesafe insulation. Bought some good silicone tape to ensure no leaks. Bought mr heater universal gas connector kit. Just bought the 10,000 btu version for a smaller section of the barn.
sparky 375 –
Have one almost like it last it for 25 years if this one does the same I will be even happier
LISA CAUTHON –
Finally found this blue flame heater. It’s easy to install and easy to operate. Very satisfied.
Marty –
I can use this often and especially when electricity goes off and furnace will not work.
Suzan Burdick –
I replaced another brand and this one beats it by far. No after-smell CO detector hasn’t even made one beep.
Marvin Thiel –
This is a great heater for our 30 foot fifth wheel camper. On very cold winter nights only need to put it on number 2 setting to heat the whole camper. I highly recommend this heater and if you are in the mountains above 4000 feet just Crack a window for Oxygen we are almost at 9000 feet and works great with the window cracked.