Yes, a standards 24V thermostat will work with this heater.
HeatStar Propane High-Intensity Radiant Spark Ignition Overhead Heater

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Heat Output
- Radiant heat provides instant warmth
- No direct venting is required
- Produces 30,000 BTU and with an optional (sold separately) orifice (part# 00153) you can convert to 40,000 BTU output
- Decorative grate protects burners from damage
- Spark ignition
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Features + Benefits
- Radiant heat provides instant warmth
- No direct venting is required
- Produces 30,000 BTU and with an optional (sold separately) orifice (part# 00153) you can convert to 40,000 BTU output
- Decorative grate protects burners from damage
- Spark ignition
- Corrosion-resistant construction with painted body and reflectors
- Includes mounting brackets
- Can be used with 24 Volt or 120 Volt thermostats (not included)
Features + Benefits
- Radiant heat provides instant warmth
- No direct venting is required
- Produces 30,000 BTU and with an optional (sold separately) orifice (part# 00153) you can convert to 40,000 BTU output
- Decorative grate protects burners from damage
- Spark ignition
- Corrosion-resistant construction with painted body and reflectors
- Includes mounting brackets
- Can be used with 24 Volt or 120 Volt thermostats (not included)
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· 10 years ago
Will a standard "off the shelf" thermostat work with this heater?
Originally posted on HeatStar High-Intensity Infrared Propane Heater, 120,000 BTU, Model# F190731-
Mr. Heater Product Expert· 10 years ago
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ProductExpert41· 10 years ago
Any standard 24 volt thermostat would work with this heater. I will list one below that I would recommend.
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· 10 years ago
What is ceiling requirements for this heater?
Originally posted on HeatStar High-Intensity Infrared Propane Heater, 100,000 BTU, Model# F191931-
ProductExpert11· 10 years ago
The minimum clearance requirement above this heater is 44". The minimum clearance below it is 104". These are clearances to combustibles. A typical mounting height is 15' and above.
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Mr. Heater Product Expert· 10 years ago
This heater requires 44" of clearance above it, the typical mounting height is between 15'-28'.
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· 12 years ago
Does this have a pilot auto ignitor?
Originally posted on HeatStar Propane Heater — 40,000 BTU, 750 Sq. Ft. Heating Capability, Model# F140731-
ProductExpert12· 12 years ago
The HeatStar Propane Heater has an electronic ignitor that is operated by a spark electrode.
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Mr. Heater Product Expert· 12 years ago
Thank you for you inquiry. Yes, this unit has electronic ignition. It is to be connected to a thermostat.
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· 6 months ago
Can this be used to hang in an outdoor patio?
1 answerOriginally posted on HeatStar High-Intensity Infrared Propane Heater, 120,000 BTU, Model# F190731-
ProductExpert30· 6 months ago
This infrared heater is designed for indoor use only.
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· 4 years ago
How many inches of clearance is required between the dry wall above and the heater unit
1 answerOriginally posted on HeatStar High-Intensity Infrared Propane Heater, 120,000 BTU, Model# F190731-
ProductExpert31· 4 years ago
This heater requires a clearance of 46" on the top and sides and 114" from the bottom.
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· 7 years ago
does the blower move air across the heating unit and into the space to be heater?
1 answerOriginally posted on HeatStar Propane Heater — 40,000 BTU, 750 Sq. Ft. Heating Capability, Model# F140731-
ProductExpert29· 7 years ago
This heater does not include a blower.
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· 7 years ago
what is the propane ase per hour
1 answerOriginally posted on HeatStar High-Intensity Infrared Propane Heater, 100,000 BTU, Model# F191931-
ProductExpert30· 7 years ago
This HeatStar high-intensity infrared propane heater consumes propane at a rate of 5 gallons per hour.
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· 7 years ago
can this unit be hung from rafters to heat a 30'x60' space
1 answerOriginally posted on HeatStar High-Intensity Infrared Propane Heater, 120,000 BTU, Model# F190731-
ProductExpert40· 7 years ago
This unit could be hung from rafters using chains. There must be 8 foot clearance from the floor to the unit making sure all clearances are adhered to for safety from possible combustibles. The 30' x 60' heating space would good.
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· 9 years ago
Fuel Consumption Rate?
1 answerOriginally posted on HeatStar Propane Heater — 40,000 BTU, 750 Sq. Ft. Heating Capability, Model# F140731-
ProductExpert23· 9 years ago
The fuel consumption rate can vary depending on the environment the heater is in and how frequent it turns on and off from the thermostat. An estimated figure if the heater were to run continuous would be 1.853 pounds per hour or .0438 gallons per hour.
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· 10 years ago
Is the output adjustable or is does operate only at one strength? Thermostat control included?
1 answerOriginally posted on HeatStar High-Intensity Infrared Propane Heater, 120,000 BTU, Model# F190731-
ProductExpert13· 10 years ago
This heater only has one output setting. A 24 volt thermostat is required for this heater but is not included. Shown below is item 16342 that can be used with this heater.
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