Modine Hot Dawg Garage Heater - 125K BTU/Direct Spark Ignition/LP/Single Stage w/Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger
The Modine Hot Dawg Garage Heater is the ultimate solution for keeping your garage or workshop warm and comfortable, even during the coldest months. With an impressive 125,000 BTU output, this heater delivers efficient heating performance, ensuring your space remains cozy and functional.
Features
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Made in the USA
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Low profile, lightweight design easily installs 1” from ceiling with only two angle brackets (sold separately)
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Field fuel conversion kits available
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Finger-proof fan guards on all units
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Reduce the need for maintenance with the permanently lubricated motor
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100% shut-off with continuous retry to allow for safe ignition in the event the unit doesn’t light on the first try
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Power vented model simplifies side-wall or roof venting with small-diameter vent pipe
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Draws combustion air from inside the workspace
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4" vent connection
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Liquid Propane
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125,000 BTU
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Direct spark ignition
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Two stage - allows for firing rate of 50% and 100% of full rated input
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Stainless steel heat exchanger
Specifications
| Fuel Type |
Propane |
| Control Type |
Electronic/IPI |
| Color/Finish |
Gray |
| Size |
35.5"W x 20.5"T x 31"D |
What Our Experts Think
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High Heating Capacity: 125,000 BTU output makes this heater perfect for large garages, workshops, and commercial spaces, providing ample warmth.
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Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger: Built for durability, it resists corrosion and ensures efficient, long-lasting heating performance.
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Direct Spark Ignition: Provides quick, reliable, and energy-efficient startups, minimizing propane consumption.
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Single-Stage Operation: Simple to use, delivering consistent and reliable heat without complicated settings.
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LP Gas Compatibility: Ideal for areas without natural gas, offering flexibility for propane-powered heating.
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Space-Saving and Quiet: Compact design and minimal noise make it perfect for indoor use in confined spaces.
Q&A
Q: What is the heating capacity of this unit?
A: The Modine Hot Dawg 125K BTU provides 125,000 BTU, ideal for heating large spaces up to 2,500 sq. ft.
Q: What type of ignition system does it use?
A: It features Direct Spark Ignition (DSI) for reliable and consistent startups.
Q: What fuel type does it use?
A: This heater operates on Liquid Propane (LP) fuel.
Q: What is the heat exchanger made of?
A: The heat exchanger is made from durable stainless steel, ensuring long-lasting performance and corrosion resistance.
Q: Is it suitable for smaller spaces?
A: While ideal for larger areas, it can be installed in smaller spaces with adequate ventilation.
Q: Does it operate in a single stage?
A: Yes, it operates at a consistent heating level, providing straightforward and efficient heating.
Q: Can it be installed in any type of space?
A: It is ideal for larger garages, workshops, or commercial spaces, but professional installation is recommended for safety and proper venting.
Q: Are there safety features included?
A: Yes, it includes flame failure shutoff and overheat protection for added safety.
Q: Is this unit quiet when operating?
A: Yes, it is designed for efficient and relatively quiet operation, suitable for both home and work environments.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean the Unit: Regularly clean the exterior and vacuum the interior to prevent dust and debris from affecting performance.
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Inspect Gas Lines: Check LP gas lines for leaks using a soapy water solution; address any leaks or damages immediately.
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Test Ignition System: Test the direct spark ignition system monthly to ensure reliable and efficient startup.
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Monitor Flame Quality: A steady, blue flame indicates proper combustion. If the flame is yellow or fluctuating, inspect and clean the burner.
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Ensure Proper Ventilation: Make sure that intake and exhaust vents are clear to prevent airflow issues and maintain safe operation.
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Inspect Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger: Examine the heat exchanger annually for signs of corrosion or wear to maintain effective heat transfer.
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Check the Burner: Clean the burner periodically to remove soot or debris that can hinder performance and efficiency.
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Annual Professional Inspection: Schedule a certified technician to check the unit yearly for optimal performance, safety, and efficiency.
