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Dyna-Glo RMC-LPC200DG 50,000 to 200,000 BTU Liquid Propane Convection Heater

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Size: 200,000 BTUs


Features

  • 50,000 200,000 BTUs
  • Heats up to 4,700 sq.ft.
  • Outdoor and Indoor Construction/Commercial with proper ventilation
  • Continuously Variable Heat Control
  • 360 Heat Radius
  • Inner Windshield
  • Includes 10' Hose and Regulator

Description

The Dyna-Glo 50K-200K BTU Propane Convection Heater is ideal for outdoor/indoor construction, as well as industrial & commercial applications, making it an excellent choice for your portable heating needs. It features easy-to-ignite piezo ignition, continuously variable heat settings, and requires no electricity. This unit offers a 200,000 BTU maximum capacity, sufficient to heat an area up to 4,700 sq. ft. It is equipped with a large sturdy base to prevent tipping and an automatic overheat shutoff to ensure safe use. Hose and regulator assembly are included.(LP tank sold separately). Continuousely Variable BTUs 360-degree heat radius Inner Windshield 2-piece Knockdown Burn Chamber Auto Safety Shutoff Large Sturdy Base Prevents Tipping Piezo ignition No electricity required Includes hose and regulator assembly

Brand: Dyna-Glo


Special Feature: Portable


Color: Silver


Form Factor: Upright


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Brand: Dyna-Glo


Special Feature: Portable


Color: Silver


Form Factor: Upright


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Product Dimensions: 17"D x 15.94"W x 26.19"H


Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor


Mounting Type: Floor Mount


Room Type: Bedroom, Home Office, Study Room


Heating Coverage: 4700 square feet


Burner type: Radiant


Fuel Type: Liquid Propane Gas


Min Temperature Setting: 40 Degrees Fahrenheit


Max Temperature Setting: 360 Degrees Fahrenheit


UPC: 872076015352 745654121540


Global Trade Identification Number: 52


Item Weight: 12.51 pounds


Manufacturer: Dyna-Glo


Item model number: RMC-LPC200DG


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Assembly required: Yes


Batteries required: No


Included Components: Assembly Guide


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    • Hot ASF!
Size: 200,000 BTUs
The media could not be loaded. 200k BTU is a Champ. My garage was 90 in 5 minutes. Ridiculously hot. Quiet on low, screaming on high.
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2025 by Pablo
    • Works very well
Size: 200,000 BTUs
Awesome way to heat my shed fast! Heats a 200 sf shed to 80 deg in 15 minutes in the middle of winter. Also use it in the garage with the door cracked without issues.
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025 by RRUCKI
    • Does the job for my cold garage workshop
Size: 25,000 BTUs
Used once so far so good. Heated my one-car garage from 40F to 60F in about 15 minutes, while the 20lb tank sat outside in about 30F. I provided some ventilation as suggested, and I run a CO monitor in there anyway and it did not detect any. The unit is no louder than you would expect from its action, even on high. I preferred high because the flame was almost all blue compared with the mostly yellow of low - I think that may be a slightly cleaner burn. I think the main thing to consider, especially for first timers, is radiant vs. convection. I was replacing a failed tank-top radiant style, and I did very much like the "heat-from-a-distance" of radiant while I worked in my cold garage. With this unit you are basically heating the air in the garage with very hot propane fumes, and to a much lesser extent being a hot radiating object. In other words, with the basic tank-top style you can target the heat toward yourself and accomplish the purpose even if the ambient is not so warm. That also works well outside, just to get some radiating relief or warm your hands. I suppose one could simply buy both, and I might just do that but meanwhile I am very satisfied with this convection heater for my garage workshop. The quality seems good, and it will hopefully last for many winters. One small complaint is that the top circular piece has a fairly sharp edge. Handle it carefully when unpacking, setting up, or storing. At the present price of about $55 I think it is a very good value, and with Prime it was in my hands in two days, free shipping. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2016 by rob
    • like we're having now
Size: 25,000 BTUs
I'm using the 25,000 BTU model with a 20 pound tank in my two car garage. Only one wall is insulated. The past few days, it's only been about 6 degrees for the high, so I've been running it on high. It keeps the garage at around 45-50 degrees. I'm using a fan to move the air, otherwise I end up with a very warm spot where the heater is, with the rest of the garage very cold. At full power, it's fairly loud, but not overpowering. I have the garage door closed, but there are air leaks between the panels and on the side of the door. I have a CO detector in the garage and it has not registered above 0 yet. I run the heater for a couple of hours at full blast, then turn it down below halfway to maintain the temperature. Our outdoor temperatures this time of year are typically in the high 20s or low 30s, so this unit is appropriate, I think. If we had single digit temps all winter, like we're having now, I would have opted for the next higher unit. This one came fully assembled, other than the hose, so setup was quick and easy. It started on the first try. Obviously the surfaces get very hot, so use care in where you place it and keep an eye on your kids and pets. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2017 by Drew
    • I also recommend a circulation fan at the higher point of your ...
Size: 200,000 BTUs
Update 2020, 5 years in, still working perfect, had to disassemble gas valve and clean a hand full of times because of slow starting but nothing else Firstly, this heater can be used with 20lb propane tanks. I got a Mr Heater 2 tank hook up kit here on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000K287CG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) that allows you to tee two 20lbs tanks together. Much easier to move than 100lb tanks and Tractor Supply refills the tanks for $2..79 a gallon. Secondly i can verify there is no issue with tanks icing over. I ran this heater at about 30%-50% for over 6 hours with those tanks outside of the building where is at +7F. There was some frost on the outside same as everything else, but nothing that caused any issues. Guessing by weight, i think i used about 1/3 of each 20lb propane tank by running it around 30% the mjaority of those 6 hours. I am heating a small garage, 14x31ft, but its an all steel Arrow shed, with no insulation, a ridge cap vent, and vents every 6 inches from the ridges of the roofing where the wall meets. At around 30%, it kept this uninsulated unsealed shed at 75, for 6 hours in +7F weather. I dont know what more you could asked for. One thing i did purchase was a Kiddie digital carbon monoxide detector (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00002N86A/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) just to be safe. I did run the heater at 50% for 10 minutes or so when i had opened the door to clean with some solvents, and when i closed it i noted a 35ppm CO reading on it. I opend the door back up and it went to 0 in a few minutes. Never had the issue again. It is loud at 50% and above, but i mean it's going to be, 100,000 - 200,000btus is alot of heat coming out. I didint find it obnoxiously loud at all. I also recommend a circulation fan at the higher point of your worksplace to help keep the heat circlating. It allows you to run a much lower firing rate with more even heat. The heater took about 3 mintues to unbox and put together, 4 philips screws, one hose conenction, hold the pilot light button for about 5 seconds, i did it until a smelled gas to purge the lines, waited 2 minutes for the gas to clear a little, then held the button and pressed the ignitor. Pilot light lit - by pilot light we are talking a blue flame from a soldering torch, then you open the gas valve slowly to activate the burner. i highly recommend this heater, even less odor than the Dynaglow 23k btu K1 Kerosene heater i had been using. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2015 by Shawn MacAnanny

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