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L.B. White Journeyman 360 Heater Propane/NG
$6,174.00
The L.B. White Journeyman 360 is a portable indirect-fired propane/NG heater producing 360,000 BTUs of clean, fume-free heat, with 2000 CFM airflow. Includes a 2 year warranty, and made in the USA. For quantity discount pricing, call 833-401-3569 or email for a custom quote at [email protected].
PLEASE NOTE:
Not suitable for elevations above 6,000 feet.
Ships via truck freight to commercial dock.
Additional shipping charges will apply for liftgate, rural, limited access and residential delivery.
Not returnable – Please double check to confirm this product is correct for your application.
The L.B. White Journeyman 360 is a portable indirect-fired heater with both diesel and dual-fuel(LP/NG) models. This heater is a new addition to the line of indirect portable heaters made by L.B. White with the intent of introducing a lighter, more economical system to the end user. The Journeyman 360 has the following features:
360,000 BTUs of heat
2,000 CFM
Ductable to 50’ on dual 12” ports
Thermostatically Controlled
CSA safety certified
Sturdy frame with integral wheels for transport
Sealed motor for outdoor operation in all types of weather
Reduced weight compared to Foreman systems
Optional forklift pockets
Two-Year Warranty
The L.B. White Journeyman 360 can be used in a variety of applications such as:
Climate Control- Temporary heating of warehouse spaces where higher amounts of BTUs are required, or larger events to heat tents and other non-permanent structures. The heater can raise the temperature of the space by 40 degrees F in a 140,000 cubic feet space(i.e. 10,000 sq. ft. with 14′ ceilings) in moderately insulated structures. For a more precise heat load requirement for your particular application, consult our heating guide, or contact our office at 833-401-3569 or by email at [email protected].
Disaster Restoration- Heat drying to increase and promote rapid evaporation of wet structures to aid in drying the structure to return to pre-loss condition. This system can be used as an open drying system, or a partial recirculation, with the flue pipe being piped to the outside of the structure.
