The Devil 900 Propane Fired Space Heater delivers powerful, efficient, and reliable heat for workshops, construction sites, garages, warehouses, and outdoor work areas. Designed for tough environments, this propane heater ensures fast heat output, stable ignition, and consistent temperature performance. With high-efficiency fuel consumption and durable construction, the Devil 900 is built to withstand demanding industrial use while keeping operating costs low.

Its lightweight and portable body makes it easy to move from job to job, while advanced safety systems—including overheat protection and a flame safety device provide complete peace of mind. Whether you’re heating large open areas or maintaining comfortable working temperatures during cold weather, the Devil 900 Space Heater ensures high airflow, fast heat distribution, and reliable performance every single time. This heater is ideal for professionals who need dependable heating power without compromising safety or fuel efficiency.

Key Features Of Devil 900 Propane Fired Space Heater

1. High-performance propane-fired heating system

2. Durable steel body for industrial and outdoor use

3. Fast ignition with stable flame control

4. High airflow output for rapid heat distribution

5. Energy-efficient propane consumption

6. Integrated overheat safety protection

7. Flame-out safety system for added security

8. Adjustable heat output for various environments

9. Easy-carry portable design for jobsite mobility

10. Low-maintenance operation with long service life

Specifications

1. Fuel Type: Propane (LPG)

2. Heat Output: High-power industrial heating

3. Ignition System: Fast electronic ignition

4. Body Material: Heavy-duty steel housing

5. Application Area: Workshops, garages, construction sites

Benefits & Uses

1. Ideal for heating large indoor or semi-open spaces quickly

2. Reduces downtime during winter projects and cold weather

3. Portable design makes it suitable for mobile work environments

4. Improves workplace comfort and productivity

5. Low-cost fuel operation keeps heating expenses down