Modine Hot Dawg Garage Heater - 75K 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 impressive75,000 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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3" vent connection
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Liquids Propane
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75,000 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 |
26.8"W x 19"T x 25"D |
What Our Experts Think
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Compact Yet Powerful: The Modine Hot Dawg Garage Heater delivers 75,000 BTUs, providing efficient heating for garages, workshops, and small commercial spaces.
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Reliable Ignition: Equipped with a direct spark ignition system for dependable and hassle-free startup.
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Energy Efficiency: Runs on LP gas, offering cost-effective heating while maintaining consistent performance.
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Built to Last: Stainless steel heat exchanger ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, even in tough environments.
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Straightforward Operation: Features single-stage heating for simple and effective temperature control.
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Flexible Installation: Designed for low-profile mounting, making it ideal for spaces with limited overhead clearance.
Q&A
Q: What is the heating capacity of this unit?
A: The Modine Hot Dawg 75K BTU provides 75,000 BTU, making it ideal for heating spaces up to 1,250 sq. ft.
Q: What fuel type does this heater use?
A: This model operates on Liquid Propane (LP).
Q: What type of ignition system does it use?
A: The heater features Direct Spark Ignition (DSI) for reliable and efficient startup.
Q: What is the heat exchanger made of?
A: The heat exchanger is made from stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and high heat transfer efficiency.
Q: How does the single-stage operation work?
A: This heater operates at a fixed heat output level, providing consistent and reliable heating without cycling on and off.
Q: Is this model suitable for residential use?
A: Yes, it is perfect for residential garages, workshops, and other medium-sized spaces.
Q: Does it require professional installation?
A: Yes, professional installation is recommended for proper venting, safety, and code compliance.
Q: What safety features are included?
A: The unit includes flame failure shutoff and overheat protection to ensure safe operation.
Q: Is it quiet during operation?
A: Yes, the Modine Hot Dawg is designed for efficient and quiet operation, making it ideal for both home and work environments.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean the Unit: Regularly clean both the exterior and interior of the unit, including the burner and heat exchanger, to remove dirt, dust, and debris.
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Inspect Gas Connections: Check LP gas lines for leaks using a soapy water solution. Repair any leaks immediately to ensure safe operation.
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Test Ignition System: Test the direct spark ignition system periodically to ensure it ignites reliably and operates efficiently.
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Monitor Flame Quality: Ensure the flame is steady and blue. Yellow or flickering flames may indicate the burner needs cleaning or that there are combustion issues.
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Inspect Ventilation: Make sure that intake and exhaust vents are clear of obstructions to maintain proper airflow and efficient operation.
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Inspect Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger: Annually check the stainless steel heat exchanger for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage to ensure optimal heat transfer and avoid overheating.
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Clean the Burner: Periodically clean the burner to remove soot or debris that can hinder combustion and reduce heating efficiency.
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Annual Professional Service: Schedule an annual inspection with a certified technician to check the ignition system, burner, heat exchanger, and overall performance to ensure the unit is operating safely and efficiently.
