Would work great. But has exposed pilot light you have to protect from wind.
Mr. Heater Natural Gas Heater, 40,000 BTU, Model# MH40NG

This is a carousel with one large zoomable image and a track of thumbnails on the left. Select any of the thumbnail buttons to change the zoomable image on the right. If a thumbnail is a video or 360 degree image thumbnail, or the last thumbnail in the list, the button will open the product media modal.

Click or Tap image to Zoom
Shipping:
Available nowStore Pickup:
Out of stock at Fredericksburg VA
- Heats up to 1,000 sq. feet
- Efficient Infrared Heat - Directly heats people and objects which in turn heats surrounding air to desired temperature
- Economical - No electricity required. Heats during power outages
- Convenient - Easy to operate and install; All necessary brackets and hardware included
- Quiet, clean, odor-free operation
See full description
Description
Key Specs
Reviews
Q & A
Accessories
Warranty
Compare
Product Summary
What's Included
- (1) Mr. Heater Natural Gas Heater -- 40,000 BTU, Model# MH40NG, (1) Mounting Hardware
Downloads
Features + Benefits
- Heats up to 1,000 sq. feet
- Efficient Infrared Heat - Directly heats people and objects which in turn heats surrounding air to desired temperature
- Economical - No electricity required. Heats during power outages
- Convenient - Easy to operate and install; All necessary brackets and hardware included
- Quiet, clean, odor-free operation
- Instant Heat - Includes adjustable thermostat for individually controlled warmth
- CSA certified
Key Specs
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
item# | 17353 |
Brand | Mr. Heater |
Manufacturer's Warranty | 1 year limited warranty |
Ship Weight | 24.7 LB |
Heat Output | 40,000 Btu/hour |
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
Heat Type | Radiant |
Blower Included | No |
Thermostat Included | Yes |
Dimensions L x W x H (in.) | 35.5 x 12.5 x 21 |
Reviews
Questions & Answers
Questions
-
· 10 years ago
Will this work on a covered outdoor patio?
The covered area is walled in on three sides, so there should be very little wind.
-
DCarp· 6 years ago
Helpful?
-
ProductExpert30· 10 years ago
This unit will work on a covered outdoor patio. It just will not be able to work in an outdoor environment exposed to the elements like rain and snow. You must maintain the clearance to combustibles of 34in. from ceiling, 30in. from sides of heater, 30in. from back and 68in. from the base.
Helpful?
-
Mr. Heater Product Expert· 10 years ago
Thank you for your inquiry. This unit will work on a covered outdoor patio, Yes. It just will not be able to work in an outdoor environment exposed to the elements (rain, snow).
Helpful?
-
-
· 13 years ago
How does the thermostat work?
the feature list states no electricity required, but there is a thermostat. How does it run? What controls the regulator? off battery?
-
JBallard· 13 years ago
Through a thermocouple. No electricity is needed.
Helpful?
-
Mr. Heater Product Expert· 13 years ago
It works in conjunction with a power pile thermocouple that generates it's own electrical supply. There is no regulator. The gas valve gets the electrical energy from the power pile thermocouple and the heat from the pilot flame. There is no battery. Simple easy installation.
Helpful?
-
ProductExpert6· 13 years ago
The thermostat is connected to the gas valve on the heater. You would set the thermostat to the off position. Turn the manual gas control knob on the gas valve to the off position and wait 5 minutes to allow any gas that has settled to escape. You would then turn the control knob to pilot. Light the pilot with a match. Hold the knob down for 30 seconds to allow any air in the gas line to pass through the pilot. Let the the thermocouple heat up enough to activate the safety valve in the open position. Then you release the manual gas control knob and turn to the on position. Then set the thermostat to desired temperature.
Helpful?
-
-
· 7 years ago
Will this work using propane instead of natural gas?
-
DCarp· 6 years ago
Two models available. Propane or Nat Gas. Get the right one & you’ll be fine.
Helpful?
-
ProductExpert6· 7 years ago
This heater is for use with natural gas. The item #17352 would be the propane version for this heater.
Helpful?
-
-
· 11 years ago
What are the demensions of this heater?
-
ProductExpert11· 11 years ago
This natural gas heater is 30-1/4" L x 19-1/4" W x 12" H.
Helpful?
-
Mr. Heater Product Expert· 11 years ago
Thank you for your inquiry. Length 30 1/4 inches, Width 19 1/4 inches, and Height 12 inches.
Helpful?
-
-
· 12 years ago
Ceiling Height, Space from ceiling & wall
I'm installing this on a screened-in porch with a 10' ceiling. I probably need to mount it at about 8' to allow air space around the unit. Is that safe for people walking under it?
-
Mr. Heater Product Expert· 12 years ago
This heater requires clearances of 34” above the heater and 68” below, to combustibles, so the bottom of the heater will be in the 7 foot range which is very close to heads as people walk near it. It would be recommended to have 8 foot of clearance.
Helpful?
-
ProductExpert40· 12 years ago
This unit is recommended to be installed in buildings with 12 to 15 feet high ceilings. Installing it on a 10 foot high ceiling would not be recommended. Further the unit needs the following clearances to combustibles distances : 34in. from ceiling, 30in. from sides of heater, 30in. from back and 68in. from the base.
Helpful?
-
-
· 13 years ago
is this heater alright for a shop with 12' ceilings and wood floors
-
obxdiver· 8 years ago
my shop has 12' ceiling height I love it !
Helpful?
-
ProductExpert23· 13 years ago
This Mr. Heater Natural Gas Heater has a minimum clearance of 8’ above the floor for public garages in accordance with ANSI/NFPA No. 409 most recent edition. Please see the owners manual for detailed clearance information.
Helpful?
-
-
· 13 years ago
how is this heater vented
-
UncleUB· 13 years ago
There is no venting with a flue for this Heater.
Helpful?
-
ProductExpert38· 13 years ago
This Mr. Heater Natural Gas Heater is for building with 12 - 15 foot ceilings. This type of heating requires a minimum intake and exhaust openings that provide not less than 400 CFM for every 100,000 Btu's. Where natural ventilation is provided for exhaust, the opening must be distributed above the heaters, and the areas opening should not be less than 300 square inches for every 100,000 Btu input. Check local code and ordinances before purchasing. Professional installation is recommended.
Helpful?
-
-
· 14 years ago
The specifications state that this heater is not vent free. How is it vented?
-
JBallard· 13 years ago
You need to have fresh air intake to the specs of the heater. Most garages or shops leak enough air to cover this. Otherwise you can crack a window or door when it's running. I run it in a large 2 car garage and it burns really clean. But you still need fresh air / oxygen. Hope this helps.
Helpful?
-
ProductExpert13· 14 years ago
This Mr. Heater Natural Gas Heater is for building with 12 - 15 foot ceilings. This type of heating requires a minimum intake and exhaust openings that provide not less than 400 CFM for every 100,000 Btu's. Where natural ventilation is provided for exhaust, the opening must be distributed above the heaters, and the areas opening should not be less than 300 square inches for every 100,000 Btu input. Check local code and ordinances before purchasing. Professional installation is recommended.
Helpful?
-
-
· 15 years ago
How does this heater ignite? Turn on/off?
-
Gg04· 7 years ago
Pilot light
Helpful?
-
ProductExpert7· 12 years ago
The thermostat controls the on/off signal to the pilot.
Helpful?
-
-
· 15 years ago
my shop has 10 ft. ceilings and approw 32x36 will this heater heat it
-
George62· 14 years ago
My shop has a 12 ft ceiling and is 30 x 20 and is insulated - on a 10 degree day (the lowest i had this winter) i had no problem maintaining 65 degrees. I would also recommend installing a ceiling fan since the hot air rises i noticed it was 10 - 15 degrees hotter on the ceiling - once i installed a ceiling fan there was more uniform temp and the unit cycled on far less than before.
Helpful?
-
ProductExpert9· 15 years ago
Start by determining the following about your heater needs:
How large is the area being heated in cubic feet? Calculate area dimensions (Length x Width x Height) = Total Cubic FeetWhat is the desired temperature increase to be gained by the heater? Calculate (Desired temperature(with Heater) - Area temperature(without heater)) = Desired Temperature Increase
Calculate the BTU's required to achieve desired temperature. Calculate ((Total Cubic Feet x .133) x Desired Temperature Increase) = BTU's Required
The above calculations are estimates to measure your heating needs.
Helpful?
-
Accessories We Recommend
This is a carousel with auto-rotating slides. Activate any of the buttons to disable rotation. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate, or jump to a slide with the slide dots.
Warranty
Manufacturer's Warranty
1 year limited warranty
Extend Your Warranty Coverage with a Northern Protection Plan (NPP)
Repair Plan — 1 Year
A Northern Protection Plan is available after adding the product to your shopping cart.
Compare with Most Popular in Overhead Natural Gas Garage Heaters
See All Overhead Natural Gas Garage Heaters
See All Mr. Heater Overhead Natural Gas Garage Heaters
Currently Viewing This Product
$569.99Shipping:
Available nowStore Pickup:
Out of stock at Fredericksburg VA
Item # 16333
$799.99Shipping:
Factory shippedStore Pickup:
Not available - online only
Item # 16322
$791.99Shipping:
Factory shippedStore Pickup:
Not available - online only
Item # 16308
$616.99Shipping:
Factory shippedStore Pickup:
Not available - online only
Specifications
40,000 Btu/hour
52,000 Btu/hour
140,000 Btu/hour
120,000 Btu/hour
Radiant
Infrared
Infrared
Infrared
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
35.5 x 12.5 x 21
-
-
-
-
0.6
1.1
1.2
See All Overhead Natural Gas Garage Heaters
See All Mr. Heater Overhead Natural Gas Garage Heaters
Recently Viewed Items
This is a carousel with auto-rotating slides. Activate any of the buttons to disable rotation. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate, or jump to a slide with the slide dots.





