$195.00
Keep your guests comfortable during cooler-weather events with the L.B. White Premier 170, a commercial-grade forced-air heater designed for tents and temporary event spaces.
Keep your guests comfortable during cooler-weather events with the L.B. White Premier 170, a commercial-grade forced-air heater designed for tents and temporary event spaces.
With up to 170,000 BTUs of heating power, the Premier 170 provides powerful, even heat distribution and is an excellent heating solution for weddings, corporate events, private parties, festivals, and other outdoor or tented events.
The heater requires propane and 120V electrical power to operate.
Propane tank is rented separately.
Generator is rented separately when electrical power is not available at the event location.
Please let us know if reliable electrical power is available near the tent when requesting your quote. Our team can help determine whether a generator should be added to your rental.
At maximum output, the Premier 170 can consume approximately 7.9 lbs. of propane per hour. Actual fuel consumption may vary depending on outdoor temperature, thermostat setting, tent configuration, wind conditions, and how frequently the heater cycles.
A properly sized propane supply is required for safe and reliable operation.
The number of heaters needed depends on several factors, including:
For many events, one Premier 170 may provide sufficient heating for a medium-size enclosed tent, while larger tents or colder conditions may require multiple heaters.
Not sure what you need? Tell us your tent size, event date, location, and whether the tent will have sidewalls. We can recommend an appropriate heating setup.
Propane tank and generator are not included in the heater rental price and are rented separately.
Heaters must be installed and operated with proper ventilation and clearances. Tent heaters are not intended for sleeping environments. Final heater placement and setup are subject to site conditions and safety requirements.
Delivery fees and applicable taxes are additional and vary by location.