Gas Sauna Heater With Less Running Cost

Gas Heating For Sauna

Gas Sauna Heater works in the same way as electric heaters but they are propane gas cylinders or LPG or natural gas to heat the heating unit which in its turn heat the stone and the room. Gas sauna heaters are not permitted in all countries and you need to check with your local authorities to know whether this type of heating mechanism is permitted. The heating capacity in a normal climatic condition is usually around 2500 BTU. For colder regions you may require a higher heating capacity

Important details to check before purchasing a gas sauna heater:

• Heating Capacity in British Thermal Units (BTU)
• Energy Efficiency
• Type of gas used
• The availability of refill cylinders in your area
• Indoor or Outdoor use type
• 2500 BTU is the normal range
• Cost of refill gas cylinders or connection to central pipeline
• Temperature controls and temperature reading

Benefits and advantages of using Gas sauna heaters:

• More practical than wood burning stoves
• Cheaper than electric ones
• Less polluting than wood stoves/electric in terms of CO2 emissions
• Responds more rapidly to temperature controls manipulations
• Also suitable for remote location where electric supply is not available. Portable Gas cylinders may help

Drawbacks and disadvantages of Gas sauna heaters:

• Risk of gas leakage
• May be subject to regulatory check
• Require a professional fitter to make the installation and servicing of the equipment
• Not convenient for places where gas supply is not available