Natural Gas Ceramic Heaters — Wall Mounted & Free Standing

No. All Synergy ceramic heaters from Combustion Research Corporation are designed to operate without direct venting, significantly reducing installation complexity and cost. Fewer roof penetrations mean a simpler installation process and a more weathertight building envelope, making them ideal for warehouses, garages, and semi-protected outdoor spaces.

The Synergy line covers a wide BTU range from 30,000 BTU up to 200,000 BTU. Models are available in single-stage (30K, 60K, 70K, 100K, 110K, 160K, 175K, 200K BTU) and dual-stage configurations (90K/100K, 120K/160K, and 200K/100K), allowing precise sizing for small service bays up to large industrial warehouses.

Single-stage heaters operate at one fixed output level. Dual-stage heaters automatically modulate between a high and low BTU output based on ambient temperature, reducing fuel consumption during mild conditions and recovering quickly when temperatures drop. Dual-stage models are ideal for facilities with variable heat loads or fluctuating outdoor temperatures.

Yes. Synergy ceramic heaters are approved for use in protected outdoor environments such as covered loading docks, restaurant dining terraces, auto dealership canopies, and commercial patio spaces. The Synergy Commercial Outdoor & Semi-Outdoor model is specifically designed for these applications. They are not intended for fully exposed open-air installations.

Yes. All Synergy ceramic heaters are CSA International Design Certified to ANSI/CGA Standards, including ANSI Z83.20 / CSA 2.34. This certification confirms the heaters meet rigorous safety, performance, and combustion standards recognized across the United States and Canada, ensuring code compliance for commercial and industrial installations.

Synergy ceramic heaters offer three ignition options depending on the model: 115V Direct Spark with 100% Lockout Manual Reset, 24V Direct Spark with 100% Lockout Manual Reset (lower installation cost), and Millivolt Self-Energizing Standing Pilot with 100% Shutoff. The 24V option is particularly cost-effective for facilities running low-voltage control systems.