Keep Bays Warm with Clean Burn's SunFire100 Radiant Heater

Keep Bays Warm With Clean Burn’s SunFire100 Radiant Heater

The Clean Burn SunFire100 is a portable radiant heater capable of producing up to 154,000 BTU/hr. It will efficiently burn diesel and #2 fuel oil and has a 19.1 gallon tank, which provides up to 19 hours of use, says the company.

clean-burn-radiant-heaterThe Clean Burn SunFire100 is a portable radiant heater capable of producing up to 154,000 BTU/hr. It will efficiently burn diesel and #2 fuel oil and has a 19.1 gallon tank, which provides up to 19 hours of use, says the company.

“We recognized a need in the marketplace for an American-made portable heater that delivers the quality and durability that Clean Burn is known for, while broadening our lineup of products,” said Jeff Townsend, president of Clean Burn, when asked why Clean Burn decided to build a heater that doesn’t burn used oil like its existing product lines.

The SunFire100 is UL listed, is made in the USA, has a quiet operation, and is odorless and smokeless. The rugged all-steel frame allows the SunFire100 to be used in a variety of work spaces and situations.

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