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Modine Hot Dawg Garage Heater - 75K BTU/Direct Spark Ignition/NG/Single Stage w/Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger

Modine Hot Dawg Garage Heater - 75K BTU/Direct Spark Ignition/NG/Single Stage w/Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger

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Modine Hot Dawg Garage Heater - 75K BTU/Direct Spark Ignition/NG/Single Stage w/Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger

Features

  • Made in the USA
  • Low profile, lightweight design easily installs 1” from ceiling with only two angle brackets (included)
  • Field fuel conversion kits available
  • Finger-proof fan guards on all units
  • Reduce the need for maintenance with the permanently lubricated motor
  • 100% shut-off with continuous retry to allow for safe ignition in the event the unit doesn’t light on the first try
  • Right or left hand controls available on 30-75 units by rotating unit 180 degrees
  • Power vented model simplifies side-wall or roof venting with small-diameter vent pipe
  • Draws combustion air from inside the workspace
  • 3" vent connection
  • Natural Gas
  • 75,000 BTU
  • Direct spark ignition
  • Single stage - on/off operation
  • StainlessΒ 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
  • 75,000 BTU Heating Capacity: Ideal for heating medium to large garages, workshops, and commercial spaces.
  • Natural Gas (NG) Fuel: Cost-efficient energy source, perfect for locations with access to natural gas.
  • Direct Spark Ignition: No pilot light required, providing improved safety and convenience with reliable startup.
  • Single-Stage Operation: Simple, straightforward control for consistent and easy heating performance.
  • Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger: Offers superior durability, heat retention, and long-lasting performance, even in harsh conditions.
Q&A

Q: What is the Modine Hot Dawg Garage Heater?
A: The Modine Hot Dawg Garage Heater is a 75,000 BTU natural gas heater designed for garages and workshops. It features direct spark ignition, single-stage operation, and a durable stainless steel heat exchanger.

Q: What size space can the Modine Hot Dawg heat?
A: This heater is ideal for spaces up to 1,875 square feet, providing efficient heating for larger garages or workshops.

Q: Is this heater easy to install?
A: Yes, the Modine Hot Dawg comes with a simple installation process and is designed for mounting in the ceiling, saving floor space.

Q: What makes the Modine Hot Dawg reliable?
A: It features a robust stainless steel heat exchanger for long-lasting durability and is backed by a reputation for reliability in heating large spaces.

Q: Can I use the Modine Hot Dawg in my garage?
A: Yes, it’s perfect for heating garages, workshops, or any well-ventilated space where natural gas is available.

Maintenance Tips
  • Inspect Gas Connections – Regularly check the natural gas connections for leaks or wear. Tighten any loose connections and replace damaged parts to avoid gas leaks.
  • Clean Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger – Ensure the heat exchanger is clean from dust, dirt, or any debris. This promotes efficient heating and prevents overheating.
  • Check Burner Operation – Inspect the burner to ensure the flame is blue and steady. If the flame is yellow or fluctuating, the burner may need cleaning or adjustment.
  • Clear Venting System – Verify that the venting system is free from obstructions to allow proper air circulation. Blocked vents can lead to poor combustion.
  • Test Direct Spark Ignition – Ensure the ignition system sparks reliably. Clean or replace the ignition components if necessary for consistent performance.
  • Air Filter Maintenance – Regularly check and replace the air filter to ensure proper airflow. A clogged filter can reduce efficiency and increase energy consumption.
  • Monitor Thermostat – Ensure the thermostat is functioning correctly and maintaining accurate temperature readings. Recalibrate if necessary.
  • Annual Inspection – Have a qualified technician perform a professional inspection yearly to ensure safety and efficiency.