Angled studio view of the white L.B. White Tradesman 125 portable propane forced air heater, featuring the blue logo on the side barrel, a black handle on top, and a variable rate knob on the base.
Side profile view of the white Tradesman 125 heater showing the cylindrical body, black power cord extending from the rear, and the safety instruction label on the base.
Rear angled view of the heater showing the black metal fan guard, the variable output control knob, and the brass gas inlet connection point.
A Tradesman 125 heater sitting on dirt ground at a construction site, plugged in and connected to a gas line, ready for operation.
Angled studio view of the white L.B. White Tradesman 125 portable propane forced air heater, featuring the blue logo on the side barrel, a black handle on top, and a variable rate knob on the base.
Side profile view of the white Tradesman 125 heater showing the cylindrical body, black power cord extending from the rear, and the safety instruction label on the base.
Rear angled view of the heater showing the black metal fan guard, the variable output control knob, and the brass gas inlet connection point.
A Tradesman 125 heater sitting on dirt ground at a construction site, plugged in and connected to a gas line, ready for operation.
L.B. White

L.B. White Tradesman 125 Portable Propane Forced Air Heater 125000 BTU Variable Output Construction Jobsite Torpedo Heater CP125

In stock
SKU: CP125ASPN41163T
$349.00

Description

Dependable Heating for Tough Construction Environments

Put heat right where you need it with the L.B. White Tradesman 125 Portable Forced Air Heater. Designed for construction professionals and industrial workshops, this propane-fired torpedo heater offers a versatile variable rate valve that lets you adjust the output between 70,000 and 125,000 BTU per hour. Whether you are drying drywall, warming a garage, or keeping a crew comfortable on a freezing job site, the Tradesman 125 delivers 400 CFM of heated air to ensure rapid and efficient circulation. Its time-tested design prioritizes ease of use, featuring a dependable 3-trial electronic ignition system that eliminates the frustration of difficult start-ups in cold weather.

Durability is the hallmark of the L.B. White brand. This unit is manufactured with the industry’s heaviest gauge combustion chamber and burner plate, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of daily transport and heavy use. The exterior is encased in a robust enamel-coated steel housing that resists abrasion and corrosion, protecting your investment for years of reliable performance. Certified to strict CSA and ANSI standards, the Tradesman 125 provides the safety and reliability required for professional applications, backed by a legacy of technical support.

Key Features

  • Variable Heat Output: Adjustable valve allows operation between 70,000 and 125,000 BTU/hr for versatile heating control.
  • Reliable Ignition: Features a dependable 3-trial electronic ignition system for consistent startups.
  • Heavy-Duty Build: Constructed with the industry’s heaviest gauge combustion chamber and burner plate for maximum durability.
  • Corrosion Resistant: Enamel-coated steel case protects against jobsite abrasion, rust, and harsh conditions.
  • High Airflow: Delivers 400 CFM of heated air to circulate warmth efficiently across large areas.
  • Safety Standard: Certified to meet strict US and Canadian CSA and ANSI safety standards.
  • Temperature Safety: Equipped with a high-temperature safety switch to prevent overheating.

What's Included

(1) Tradesman 125 Portable Propane Heater
(1) Gas Pressure Regulator (w/ POL)
(1) Standard Gas Hose

Specifications

Brand L.B. White
Model Tradesman 125
Max Heating Output 125,000 BTU/hr
Min Heating Output 70,000 BTU/hr
Heated Air Output 400 CFM
Fuel Type Liquid Propane (LP)
Fuel Consumption 3.2 - 5.8 lbs/hr
Inlet Gas Pressure 11.0 in. W.C.
Amps (Start/Continuous) 2.0 / 0.70
Dimensions (L x W x H) 25.6" x 11.8" x 16.0"
Shipping Weight 28.0 lbs
Case Material Enameled Steel
Pro-Tip: When using variable output propane heaters in very cold temperatures, keep in mind that the vaporization rate of your propane tank drops as the tank gets colder. To maintain the full 125,000 BTU output on freezing days, ensure your propane tank is at least 100 lbs or larger, or manifold multiple tanks together to prevent the tank from "freezing up" and reducing pressure to the heater.