• 1.9kW unit will heat approx 5 m² / Frost Protection 11m² 4kW unit will heat approx 14m² / Frost Protection 23m².
• Propane models now feature the Eco-Pilot which consumes 30% less LPG than other greenhouse heaters.
• We recommend that a CORGI registered fitter is used to install natural gas heaters.
• Both the Natural Gas and the Propane 1.9kW heaters will be adequate for buildings ranging in size from 6ft x 8ft (1.82m x 2.44m) up to 8ft x 10ft (2.44m x 3.05m)
• The 4kW Natural Gas and Propane heater will heat buildings from 10ft x 15ft (3.05m x 4.58m) up to 10ft x 20ft (3.05m x 6.10m)
• The size of all units is 40cm H x 30cm W x 13.5cm D
• The Propane heaters do not come with the connections for the propane bottles. In our experience it is better to buy the tubing and propane regulator from the supplier of your propane bottles to suit the type of bottles that they stock.
• The Natural Gas heaters must be fitted by a CORGI registered fitter

"If you're after a gas heater, then this model would make a great choice. It has thermostatic control and a flame failure device, and also features the 'Eco-Pilot', which means it will consume 30 percent less fuel than standard propane heaters. The 1.9kW model wil provide 11m² of frost protection, and the 4kW one will provide around 23m². Both measure 40cm in height and 30cm in width."
'Pick of the Crop' - Greenhouse Heaters, Grow Your Own magazine, December 2008

• Full thermostatic control
• Both measure 26cm in height
• Both 2kw and 3kw versions available
• IPX2 drip proof rated

"... Even with the insulation, a heater is needed to ensure the temperature doesn't plummet during cold snaps. Electric heaters are usually the most efficient option but obviously, they do need a power supply..." Your Gardening Week - Lucy Halsall, Amateur Gardening, 27 October 2007