220,000 BTU Kerosene Heater 5 Models at 60 kW
A search for a 220,000 BTU kerosene heater is a search for roughly 64.5 kW. As with every output in this category, the heater is built to a step, and the step we build nearest this one is 60 kW: 204,728 BTU/h, 6.9% under the figure searched. There are 5 models at that step.
3 of the 5 are direct fired, specified for large industrial halls, production workshops, agricultural sheds and barns, exhibition halls and event venues. 2 are indirect fired — the flame heats a heat exchanger and the flue gases are ducted away — specified for drying rooms that need clean air and for large clean-air industrial spaces.
All 5 carry the same chamber and protection package: 441-grade stainless steel rated to 1000°C, overheat cut-off, heat-dissipation protection, flameout protection, shutdown protection and an error indicator light, with the electrical load limited to the fan motor, ignition and fuel pump. Every model on this page is built for diesel or kerosene only — no model here is approved for petrol or bio-oil.

The 60 kW Step at a Glance
220,000 BTU/h is about 64.5 kW. The nearest output step we build is 60 kW, which is 204,728 BTU/h — 6.9% under the figure searched. BTU/h is converted at 1 kW = 3,412.14 BTU/h.
All 5 Models at the 60 kW / 204,728 BTU/h Step
Click a model to open its full specification sheet, feature list and recommended applications.
FS60-19A60kW Diesel Forced Air Heater for High Ceiling Halls FS60-19A60 kW · 204,728 BTU/h · Direct fired
FS60-19B60kW Diesel Heater for Barns and Agricultural Buildings FS60-19B60 kW · 204,728 BTU/h · Direct fired
FS60-23B60kW Diesel Heater with Thermostat for Event Halls FS60-23B60 kW · 204,728 BTU/h · Direct fired
FS60-23BI60kW Indirect Diesel Heater for Drying and Finishing Shops FS60-23BI60 kW · 204,728 BTU/h · Indirect fired
FS60-19BI60kW Indirect Diesel Heater for Clean Air Industrial Spaces FS60-19BI60 kW · 204,728 BTU/h · Indirect fired60 kW Diesel and Kerosene Heaters — Full Specification
Heat output as published on each model’s own specification sheet. The BTU/h column is the kilowatt figure converted at 1 kW = 3,412.14 BTU/h — it is a conversion, not a second rating.
| Model | Heat output | Equivalent | Firing | Recommended use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FS60-19A | 60 kW | 204,728 BTU/h | Direct fired | Large industrial halls, production workshops |
| FS60-19B | 60 kW | 204,728 BTU/h | Direct fired | Agricultural sheds, barns, large livestock buildings |
| FS60-23B | 60 kW | 204,728 BTU/h | Direct fired | Exhibition halls, event venues, temporary large structures |
| FS60-23BI | 60 kW | 204,728 BTU/h | Indirect fired | Workshops and drying rooms needing clean air |
| FS60-19BI | 60 kW | 204,728 BTU/h | Indirect fired | Large clean-air industrial spaces, workshops |
Output Steps on This Page
All 5 models on this page sit at the same output step, so the choice is firing type and application rather than output.
What a 60 kW Diesel or Kerosene Heater Is Specified For
Around 204,728 BTU/h is hall-scale output, bought for volume rather than for a room.
Large industrial halls and production workshops
The direct-fired models at this step are specified for large industrial halls and production workshops.
Agricultural sheds, barns and livestock buildings
One model at this step names agricultural sheds, barns and large livestock buildings.
Drying rooms and clean-air industrial spaces
The 2 indirect-fired models at this step keep the flue gases out of the delivered air.
Other Diesel and Kerosene Heater Specifications
Each specification below opens the models in production for it, with heat output, firing type and recommended application.
220,000 BTU Kerosene Heaters — Common Questions
Do you make exactly 220,000 BTU?
No. The nearest output step is 60 kW, which is 204,728 BTU/h — 6.9% under 220,000 BTU/h (64.5 kW). We state the real figure rather than rounding up the rating.
How many models are at this step?
5: 3 direct fired and 2 indirect fired.
What is 220,000 BTU in kW?
About 64.5 kW at 1 kW = 3,412.14 BTU/h. The nearest step we build is 60 kW.
Is 60 kW enough for a large hall?
It is the step above 50 kW and below 80 kW. Hall volume and ventilation decide it — send the dimensions and we will size it against the full diesel and kerosene range.
Will it run on kerosene?
Yes — diesel or kerosene only, on all 5 models. Petrol and bio-oil are excluded on every specification sheet in this category.
Which models have a thermostat?
One model at this step does — see the kerosene heater with thermostat page.
Need 60 kW Diesel or Kerosene Heater Pricing?
Send the model, the specification you want, your market and the target quantity — we reply within 24 hours with FOB pricing, lead time and a loading plan.
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