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The DEWALT f340661 is a cordless-capable propane forced-air heater designed for job sites, remote workspaces, and areas without access to grid power. It delivers variable heat output ranging from 27,000 to 68,000 BTU/h, giving installers and tradespeople precise control over worksite temperature. The unit runs on a standard 20-pound propane tank and is powered by DEWALT 20V MAX or FLEXVOLT batteries, eliminating the need for a dedicated power outlet in the field. A hybrid power option is also built in via a rear-mounted 120V plug connector for use with an extension cord when power is available. Steel construction and a two-piece barrel design support durability and straightforward field maintenance.
This heater is suited for temporary heat applications on construction sites, in unheated garages, warehouses, and other large work areas without permanent HVAC service. With a rated coverage area of up to 1,700 square feet and a runtime of up to 10 hours per propane tank, it handles extended shifts without frequent refueling. The glove-friendly handle supports easy repositioning on the job. A hose and regulator are included in the package. Battery and charger are sold separately. This unit is typically placed by general contractors, electricians, plumbers, and other trades working in cold or unheated structures during construction or renovation phases.
Compatible with DEWALT 20V MAX and FLEXVOLT battery platforms. Operates with a standard 20-pound propane tank. Hose and regulator included. Extension cord and battery or charger not included. Designed as a tool-only unit for use with existing DEWALT battery systems.
This heater is intended for temporary space heating in well-ventilated areas and should not be operated in enclosed spaces without adequate airflow. Before connecting or disconnecting the propane supply, ensure the tank valve is fully closed and the unit is powered off. A licensed or qualified tradesperson should inspect propane connections for leaks using an approved leak-detection solution before first use. Follow all applicable local fire codes and the manufacturer guidelines when positioning the unit near combustible materials.
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