Portable Forced-Air Kerosene Heater
125,000 BTU Portable Forced-Air Heater, Kerosene, Construction-Grade
L.B White Tradesman K125
$30
day
$95
week
$250
month

* Rent for the weekend from Friday 01:00 PM to Monday 11:00 AM for $30

This construction-grade 125,000 BTU portable forced-air kerosene heater delivers instant, efficient directional heat when gas is not convenient or a self-contained fuel source is required. Featuring 99.97% fuel efficiency, this direct-fired heater is engineered to withstand harsh working environments with heavy-duty components including a dual-prong electronic spark ignition system, enclosed motor, and durable composite fuel fittings. The built-in fuel gauge indicates remaining run time, while the comfort control thermostat allows precise temperature management. Integrated wheels and handles enhance mobility between work areas, making it ideal for construction sites, industrial applications, and emergency heating needs.

Features

  • 125,000 BTU/h heating capacity for rapid warming of large work areas
  • Multi-fuel capability: operates on kerosene, #1 and #2 diesel, or #1 fuel oil
  • 99.97% fuel efficiency through direct-fired design maximizes heating performance
  • Dependable dual-prong electronic ignition system ensures reliable starts in cold conditions
  • Built-in comfort control thermostat maintains consistent temperature levels
  • Integrated fuel gauge displays remaining run time for operational planning
  • Heavy-duty enclosed motor protected from dust and debris
  • Durable composite fuel fittings resist damage in rough handling
  • Convenient wheels and handles for easy transportation between work areas
  • Threaded drain plug simplifies maintenance and fuel changes
  • CSA certified for both US and Canadian safety standards

Applications

  • Construction sites requiring temporary heat during cold weather operations
  • Industrial facilities needing supplemental heating or emergency backup
  • Warehouses and storage areas requiring periodic or zone heating
  • Agricultural buildings including barns, workshops, and equipment storage
  • Emergency preparedness applications during power outages or disaster response
  • Outdoor event spaces requiring portable heat sources
  • Renovation projects in unheated structures
  • Concrete curing applications in cold weather
  • Temporary structures including job site trailers and portable offices
  • Thawing frozen equipment, pipes, or ground for excavation
  • Remote work sites without access to natural gas infrastructure