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Patio Heater Replacement Burner 2.5" | Outdoor Heating Parts

Patio Heater Replacement Burner 2.5" | Outdoor Heating Parts

Regular price $84.99 USD
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Replace broken heater parts with Patio Heater Replacement Burner 2.5". Shasta Pool Supply offers a full replacement heating product line up. Specifically, outdoor living pars ship free on orders over $150.

Patio Heater Replacement Burner 2.5"

The heater replacement burner fixes your outdoor living equipment. Altogether, it provides the ultimate burner for your patio heater. Furthermore, this powerful 48,000 BTU burner combines efficiency and convenience to keep you warm during chilly evenings.

Outdoor Heating Parts

The outdoor replacement part offers compatibility with various patio heater models. Additionally, its durable construction and efficient heating performance ensures countless cozy nights.

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Key Features

  • Dimensions: 11" L x 11" W x 21" H
  • Weight: 10 lbs
  • Piezo ignitor for easy start-up
  • Variable control valve with pilot for precise temperature adjustment
  • Radiates heat across 8-10 sq. ft.

Technical Specifications

  • Anti-tip safety switch
  • Thermocouple for temperature monitoring
  • Burner flame screen for protection
  • CSA-certified hose and regulator

Specs

  • Part Number: SIP-BURNER-2.5
  • Manufacturer: TS Pool Supply
  • Length: 11.0
  • Width: 11.0
  • Height: 21.0
  • Material: Stainless Steel
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Outdoor Heating Parts

The outdoor replacement part offers compatibility with various patio heater models. Additionally, its durable construction and efficient heating performance ensures countless cozy nights.

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