Overhead Propane Heater 52,000 BTU, LP, Sunstar SGM6-L1
- Ideal for spot heating large areas or replacement of existing millivolt ceramic overhead heater.
- Dimpled tile assembly offers increased radiant efficiency
- Made with corrosion resistant aluminized steel
- Aluminum reflectors maximize radiant output
- Allows angled mounting up to 30°
- Millivolt Standing Pilot Heaters do not require electrical power and operate with 100% gas shut-off safety control
- Requires 750 MV thermostat to operate
- Allows horizontal or angle mounting
- Includes protective radiant screen
- CSA certified
- Optional Accessories including millivolt thermostats and chain kit available
- Not for residential use 1 year warranty
- Note: Installation and service must be performed by a licensed contractor and must conform to local codes
- In absence of local codes, installation must comply with National Fuel Gas Code ANSI X223
- I (also known as NFPA 54) or CGA B149 installation codes
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- Mfr part number: SGM6-L1
- Btu/hr: 52,000
- Type: Millivolt Standing Pilot Ignition Ceramic Infrared Gas Heaters- Propane Gas
- Minimum mounting height at horizontal: 14 FT
- Gas type : Propane
- Burner pressure wc": 10 " WC
- Supply Pressure- max wc": 14 " WC
- Supply pressure- min wc": 11 " WC
- Voltage : 753 mV
- Amps: n/a
- Ignition type: Millivolt Standing Pilot Ignition
- Assembly: Factory Assembled
- Construction: Aluminized Steel & Aluminum Steel Reflectors
- Overall length: 32 - 3/4"
- Width -inches: 16 - 3/4"
- Height - Inches: 9 - 3/4"
- Min clearances to combustibles at horizontal: Back 36",Sides 30", Ceiling 36", Below 72"
- Min clearances to combustibles at 45 degree angle: Back 12",Sides 30:, Ceiling 36", Below 72"
- Thermostat: Millivolt thermostat required - 750 mV
- Indirect Vented Use: Approved for indirect vented use. Requires mechanical or gravity ventilation - 4CFM per 1000 BTU/hr of the total installed capacity.
- Ventilation Rate: 218 CFM
- Hanging Weight- lbs: 34 lbs.
- Residential certification: No
WARNING: This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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