Sunstar StarGlo Industrial Ceramic Infrared 52K BTU/Millivolt Standing Pilot Ignition/LP Heater

Sunstar StarGlo Industrial Ceramic Infrared 52K BTU/Millivolt Standing Pilot Ignition/LP Heater

Features:

• Does not require external electrical power to operate
• Millivolt standing pilot operation with 100% gas shut-off safety control
• Aluminized steel construction
• Aluminum reflectors
• Compact size for UPS shipping
• Suitable for horizontal or angle mount up to 30°
• Indirect vented operation - requires 4 CFM per 1,000 BTU/hour gravity or mechanical ventilation
• Protective radiant screen included
• Optional reflector extensions available
• CSA design certified
• Liquid Propane
• 52,000 BTU
• Not for use in residential applications

Additional Information:

What Our Experts Think

• Efficient Propane Heating: 52,000 BTU delivers reliable radiant warmth for industrial and commercial spaces

• Ceramic Infrared Technology: Heats people and objects directly for more effective floor-level warmth

• Millivolt Standing Pilot Ignition: Operates without electricity with built-in safety gas shut-off

• Durable Construction: Aluminized steel body, aluminum reflectors, and protective radiant screen for long-lasting performance

• Flexible Mounting: Can be installed horizontally or at an angle to fit various layouts

Q&A

Q: What fuel does this heater use?
A: Propane (LP)

Q: How much heat does it produce?
A: 52,000 BTU

Q: Does it require electricity?
A: No — operates via millivolt standing pilot ignition

Q: Where is this heater best used?
A: Warehouses, shops, garages, maintenance buildings, and other medium-to-large commercial or industrial spaces

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Ceramic Surface & Reflectors: Wipe dust and soot off to maintain radiant efficiency

• Inspect Ignition & Pilot: Ensure pilot flame and ignition system function properly

• Check Gas Connections: Confirm propane lines and fittings are secure and leak-free

• Maintain Ventilation: Keep indirect ventilation paths clear

• Annual Professional Service: Have a qualified technician inspect gas pressures, controls, and burner condition each season