Where to purchase gas heaters

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Cannot be used in conjunction with any other discount offer. See product for details. Additional charges apply after 30km. Excludes eBay and commercial orders. Please enter a valid postcode or suburb. Find your nearest store Enter a postcode or suburb then select your preferred local store. Gas Heaters. Whether you're searching for a liquid propane gas heater or natural gas heater, either option can add extra warmth to your home while reducing your electric bill.

Shop our selection today to discover a reliable and affordable solution for your home. There are many options to consider when it comes to gas heat. What fuel type do you need? Do you want a direct vent wall furnace or a freestanding space heater?

If you have a gas heater of any type whether flued, portable unflued, or ducted central heating then make sure to install a carbon monoxide alarm too — they're readily available from hardware stores. This could save your life if the heater develops a fault and starts putting out dangerous amounts of this deadly gas. Not necessarily. Most units can be installed into an existing fireplace, with an existing chimney accommodating the flue; otherwise you can use a firebox and put the unit anywhere in the room, as long as you can incorporate a flue.

These rely on the natural movement of hot air, but also have a fan to speed things up. They're often electronically controlled, which means they have, for example, a thermostat and a remote control. A thermostat is particularly useful, as it provides better temperature control than the heat and fan settings on models that aren't electronically controlled.

However, electronically controlled models also use standby power — some more than 10W. The external surfaces on convectors shouldn't get very hot. These also rely on convection, but have an exposed area that radiates heat into the room.

Radiant convectors tend to be cheaper to buy, but have fewer features no thermostat, timer, remote control, etc than similarly sized convection heaters. They have manually operated electronic ignition you need to press the ignition button and hold it down for about 20 seconds. Skip to content Skip to footer navigation. Top of the content.