Portable Heaters to Get the Job Done

We offer portable radiant heat systems from quality manufacturers such as Hotsy and Val6. These affordable heaters are a great way to provide warming areas for workers who are cleaning or working on a construction site.

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Benefits of Infrared Heaters

  • Infrared achieves more heat with less fuel.

    Infrared heaters use radiant heat to heat objects directly instead of through the air (similar to the sun). This energy travels in a straight line and penetrates the surface of materials for a deep, even warmth, and no energy is lost to wind or cold air.

  • Our industrial portable radiant heat systems are:

    • Quiet
    • Warm
    • Long lasting
    • Ideal for workshops, warehouses, and outdoor job sites.

  • For best results, maintain your portable heater at the end of the season by replacing the fuel filter and nozzle, and be sure to flush the fuel tank.
VAL 6 Daystar

Daystar

An ultra portable heater that features both infrared and forced air heat. This dual heating system is perfect for spot space heating in large open areas.

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VAL 6 EPX5

EPX5

VAL6's most powerful yet efficient portable heater. Offers a High/Low output control and an Advanced Monitoring System for automatic shutdown in case of overheating.

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VAC6 KBE5L-2 Step Portable Heater

KBE5L-2 Step

VAL6's most popular model. The 2-step KBE5L futures a high and low output control, a fuel preheater, and a state of the art combustion chamber that converts virtually 100% of fuel into energy. It's also impervious to nature's elements, ideal for outdoor use.

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KBE5S

Similar to the 2-step, this portable heater converts virtually 100% of fuel into energy and is impervious to the elements. Ideal for outdoor use when only one heat setting is needed.

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VAL6 MPX Portable Heater

MPX

A compact portable heater that utilizes both infrared and convectional heating. Ideal for commercial applications that have limited space.

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All heaters run on Diesel #1, Diesel #2, or Kerosene

If Diesel #2 starts to gel, mix with Kerosene or Diesel #1