Climate control

4 products

42,000 BTU Glass Tube Patio Heater

Propane glass tube patio heater that puts out 42,000 BTU to warm hotel terraces, restaurant patios, and open-air dining in stainless steel.

Black heat recovery ventilation system unit shown upright and lying flat, with twin round duct collars at each end

Min. order 2

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Ceiling-Mounted Heat Recovery Ventilation System with Smart Wi-Fi Control

22,938.00 ฿

A ceiling-mounted heat recovery ventilator that supplies filtered fresh air while reclaiming heat from stale exhaust, controlled over Wi-Fi.

Commercial patio heater with glowing S-shaped tube heat exchanger set up in a plant-filled greenhouse

Customizable

Min. order 5

Commercial Diesel Radiant Heater — 13–19 kW, 50–70 L Tank

From 31,839.00 ฿

A freestanding diesel radiant heater in 13, 16 and 19 kW that warms 91–137 m² of garage, workshop or hospitality space from a single 50 or 70 L tank.

Min. order 20

Commercial Glass Tube Patio Heater — 37,500 BTU

10,271.00 ฿

Commercial glass tube patio heater with 37,500 BTU propane output and a CE/AGA-certified stainless steel body for patios, gardens, and events.

Climate control for the space where guests sit, indoors and out. Propane glass-tube heaters of 11–13 kW and a 13–19 kW diesel radiant heater keep a terrace in use into the cold months. Indoors, a ceiling heat recovery unit brings filtered outside air into a dining room or guest room without throwing the heat away.

Frequently asked questions

Propane or diesel: which heater suits a terrace?

The glass-tube heaters burn propane at 37,500 BTU (11 kW) and 42,000 BTU (13 kW) and need no wiring, so they move with the terrace layout. For a larger open area the diesel radiant heater gives 13–19 kW from a 50–70 L tank, with a thermostat and tip-over and overheat protection.

What is the minimum order?

The glass-tube patio heaters ship in sets of 20, the diesel radiant heater from 5 units and the heat recovery unit from 2.

Does heat recovery ventilation replace air conditioning?

No. It swaps stale indoor air for filtered outside air and passes the warmth of the outgoing stream to the incoming one, but it does not cool the room. The unit mounts in the ceiling void, runs on 110 V or 220 V and is controlled over Wi-Fi.