Selecting the ideal commercial greenhouse heater depends on your specific setup, crop type, and local climate.

Without a heater that can handle your space, you can potentially waste resources with the wrong setup.  Here’s what to consider:

Heat Output and Capacity

The ideal temperature for your greenhouse depends on the plants you grow and their natural environment. You’ll also need to account for the size of your greenhouse and the local climate.

Then, you can look for a heater with a large or small heating capacity that can maintain your space within a specific temperature range.

Built-In Safety Features

Many types of heaters include safety features your team may value. Modern heaters may offer:

• Auto shutoff overheat protection
• Oxygen depletion sensors for gas heaters
• Flame failure devices

Select features that match your facility’s safety needs when choosing a greenhouse heater.

Temperature Control Options

Traditional commercial greenhouse heaters typically use manual temperature dials, while advanced models feature built-in thermostats and smart controllers.

This more advanced technology can help save you time that you would otherwise spend adjusting the heater.

Decide how much automation you prefer in your greenhouse heating system.

Finally, factor in your budget, space, and installation needs in addition to the above considerations. Taking all these factors into account will help you find the right setup to keep your crops healthy throughout the year.