Trying to decide whether or not to rent an outdoor heater?
Are you intimidated by all the different types of outdoor heaters, or are you a little bit worried about their safety?
​Let's do some research into the different types of outdoor heaters available, and then figure out where each one works best.

Indirect fired heaters function like a home furnace where the air is heated as it passes over an enclosed heating element. The air is cleaner and the amount of CO2 produced is reduced. There is no significant humidity added and the thermostat will maintain a comfortable temperature without overheating the space. These heaters are typically installed outside with warm air ducted to the inside. They are rugged with heavy-duty steel construction.

Indirect fired heaters are self-contained and the dry heat makes them perfect for areas where mold is a concern. In addition, a simple network of ductwork to channel heat will allow you to heat multiple rooms at once.These heaters use an external exhaust system which keeps fumes away from your area. Smaller heaters have an on-board fuel tank, while a larger unit will usually have a separate fuel tank plumbed to the heater. The kind of fuel which can be used can be oil, natural gas, or propane.

Heating the outdoors can require a great deal of power. The heater must have a powerful fan to be able to spread warmth evenly across a wide area. It's best not to use heaters where cords need to be run where people are sitting, standing, or walking. Indirect heaters which are placed outside the area and are powered by gas with ducting that sends warm air inside are the best type. These kinds of heater are expensive to buy so find a company that specializes in these heaters, will install, maintain, and retrieve them when finished.

In very cold seasons you may want to run the heater for a period of time before guests arrive to warm the area. Test the heater beforehand at the time of day when it will be used so that you will know how long the space takes to heat to a comfortable temperature and how long you will need to run the unit to keep guests comfortable.

When you are considering using an outdoor heater, be sure to let the supplier know about the type of event, the outdoor space to be heated and the number of guests you expect. They will be able to advise you on the most suitable type of heating solution.

Portable Air Solutions will be happy the answer all your questions when deciding what heating unit will be best for your needs. We offer fast and reliable service with 24/7 emergency service. We will deliver and install all equipment, and retrieve it at your convenience.

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Why would you need to rent an outdoor heater?
An outdoor heater can be the solution to keeping guests, customers, clients, and employees warm and comfortable in all types of outdoor settings. Most outdoor heaters are either direct or indirect fired heaters.

What is the difference between direct and indirect fired heaters?

• Direct fired heaters are similar to a gas barbecue grill or a gas stove top. The units force air directly through the flame to heat the air. Direct fired heaters convert 100% of the fuel used to direct heat, they are easy to transport, and powerful. High amounts of heat (BTU's) are produced in smaller units. They are usually less expensive to rent, easier to maintain and have a built-in thermostat. Ventilation is required and they add moisture and carbon monoxide into the air.
• Indirect fired heaters offer 100% clean, dry air because the air being circulated does not come in direct contact with the flame. They also have thermostats and can operate in sealed spaces because they do not release carbon dioxide into the space. Their rental cost is higher and they have lower efficiency. They require exhaust ventilation and are usually much larger and less portable.

Outdoor Spaces Where Heaters Are Commonly Used:
   1. Patio Heater
Patio heaters provide 10-12 foot circle of warmth without requiring electricity. These are the "umbrella" type heaters used by bars and restaurants to keep guests from becoming chilled. These types of heaters can be used in tents, however they require an area of clearance because the propane tank is located at the bottom of the unit.
   2. TENT HEATERS
If you are planning on renting a tent, there are several types of heaters to choose from. Primarily the heaters and propane tanks will be located outside of the tent on the non-focal side. Hot air is forced in through vents on the ground. Make sure that whatever heater you choose has a thermostat to keep the environment at the desired temperature and also to ensure the heater doesn't run continuously.
   3. WAREHOUSES, CONSTRUCTION OR MANUFACTURING SITES
These areas offer unique challenges when it come to heating. Very often these areas are large and open with high ceilings, sometimes with large doors which need to be opened frequently. Manufacturing processes and equipment may be affected by extreme temperature changes. Choosing the right heater for these areas may require the expertise of a rental company that specializes in portable heater rentals.

You can buy outdoor heaters from almost any big box store, but when it comes to renting, it helps to have an idea of what you want. Heater size can vary from 20,000 to 125,000 BTU. Your rental provider should be able to help you determine the size needed based on the size of the area to be heated, the temperature desired, availability of electricity, and whether or not ventilation is required.

Because of the many types and sizes of heaters available to rent, it is important that you have an expert help with choosing the correct equipment. Choose a company that will answer all your questions with a high degree of expertise. Your rental company should supply all of the equipment and fuel required, deliver and set it up, and retrieve the equipment when it is no longer needed.
Whether you need outdoor heater rental, heater rentals for parties, or industrial heaters rental, Portable Air Solutions has you covered.

Portable Air Solutions has the portable indirect fired heaters you need to heat your facility or event. We are your full service solution for temporary high-capacity heat. We offer 24/7 emergency service. We will deliver, install, and pick up the equipment on your schedule. Call us for a free quote.

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With winter on the horizon, staying on schedule in an industrial setting can be a challenge. Staying on schedule is important, and difficult winter conditions can impact employees and the environment. Moisture and fume-filled air can cause production schedules to slow down, Providing a comfortable, drier workplace for employees can lead to increased productivity and improved health and safety.

Properly heating or cooling people, equipment and processes in an industrial setting is a function of ambient temperature, humidity, activity levels, air volume, velocity of airflow and temperature difference. Technology has improved efficiency, affordability and effectiveness of industrial heaters. Manufacturing and Industrial facilities need to operate to high standards, but also need to minimize waste. Sufficient ventilation needs to be maintained while achieving the correct temperature for employees and manufacturing processes.

Industrial heater rentals can be available for short term or long term amounts of time. Rentals can be on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis and also on a seasonal or long-term basis.

Industrial heater rental options are as follows:

1. Electric heaters deliver clean, dry heat with moisture control. These are used in buildings where gas heaters are not allowed.
2. In-line heaters which work in combination with a dehumidifier. An in-line heater works "in line" with a dehumidifier to make one row of equipment working together to do one job. If your job requires both dehumidification and heating, an in-line heater is what you need.
3. In-direct fired heaters which are the most reliable in an emergency situation. Indirect fired heaters won't add moisture to the work environment. These are available with wheels to make them movable and come with multiple fuel options.

Portable Air Solutions offers the equipment you need to keep your production lines running while making the environment comfortable and safe for your employees. They will deliver, set up, and retrieve all the equipment at your convenience. Call for a for quote at (803) 600-6226, or emergency 24/7 service.

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The holiday season is nearly upon us and Christmas party planning is in the air. Planning an outdoor event in winter can be challenging but fun. No matter how good the food or the entertainment, if your guests are not comfortable, your party will not be remembered fondly.

If you are renting a tent, make sure you rent from a reputable vender and consider renting a tent with thick sidewalls. These come with windows or clear sidewalls. Also, remember to have a sturdy floor for your tent.

Tent heaters> use electricity to run the fan and propane to fuel the heat. Be sure to select a heater with a thermostat to ensure the correct temperature. These heaters and propane tanks are usually located outside on the non-focal side of the tents. The air is forced in through vents placed on the ground.

Keeping guests comfortable outdoors in chilly and/or windy weather is easy with portable heaters>. Outdoor heaters are safe and portable ways to heat the atmosphere without the hazard of open fires. They are movable and don't take up a great amount of space. Not only will they warm the space but they are decorative and stylish.

Most patio heaters using propane, natural gas, or electricity as fuel. Propane and electric heaters are available in portable, tabletop, standup, hanging and ceiling/wall mounting. Natural gas patio heaters are more permanent and are available in standup, in-ground and hanging. There are also standing, tabletop and hanging type portable heaters available. There are attractive options that look like floor lamps.

Electric space heaters can be used if electricity is available. There are also portable heaters designed to look like fireplaces or wood burning stoves.

There are usually two types of heaters to rent:

1. Direct-fired: Direct fired heaters work well as patio heaters and can come in styles which are seven feet high. These umbrella- type aluminum heaters reflect heat down towards your guests. These heaters should be used in chilly temperatures but not under cold temperatures. Spread these heaters between 12-15 feet in all the directions and one patio heater for three to four guest tables.
2. Indirect fired: Indirect fired heaters are used in areas that are sealed and lack a working heating system like a tent. Indirect fired heaters are 100% clean, dry air; the air being circulated never comes in direct contact with the flame. Almost all indirect fired heaters use a thermostat and do not release carbon dioxide into the space but require exhaust ventilation.

The clearance around and above the patio heater depends on its BTUs. Smaller units need at least 24 inches of clearance above and on all sides and bigger units need at least 30 inches of clearance above and on all sides of the reflector and emitter head.

Serve warm-up foods like stew, soup or chili and warm drinks. Place area rungs in the seated area with cushions and pillows on your outdoor furniture. Create an ambiance of warmth with candles, strung party lights and soft lighting. Play outdoor games that get guests moving, or get the dancing going early. Have a warm-up section with throw blankets, mittens, hats and scarves for guests who need them.

Creating a fun and enjoyable outdoor Christmas party is easy with the right outdoor heater>. Your guests will be warm and comfortable. Portable Air Solutions> has the right patio or tent heater for your needs. We will deliver, set up and retrieve all equipment at your convenience. Check out our 5 star rating on Facebook>. Call us at (803) 600-6226 for a quote.

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​Hurricane Irma is now classified as a Category 5 hurricane. Its winds have been tracked at 180 mph, well over the 157-mph threshold for a Category 5 hurricane. According to the National Weather Service, Irma is an extremely dangerous storm and will remain a powerful Category 4 or 5 hurricane during the next couple of days. Irma has hurricane-force winds extending up to 60 miles from the center and tropical-storm-force winds extending 160 miles.

Preparations are already underway in Florida with the governor declaring a state of emergency. Governor Scott has urged families to stock emergency kits and to develop a disaster plan.
In emergencies such as Hurricane Irma, portable air conditioning can be a lifesaver for your business. With a wide choice of cooling equipment, you can cool the areas needed, protecting people, equipment and processes. These units are designed to go where needed; are self-contained and quick to install. They are constructed of heavy duty materials and are designed to be utilized in emergencies.

Portable air conditioners can be attached to your existing ductwork and stay in place until the original system is repaired. There are also units which are free-standing, making them easy to use for a long or short amount of time. Even with power outages the units can be connected to generators and continue to work efficiently.

These units can also be effective at drying out wet environments and speed the drying process. When the dry-air exhaust duct is attached, moisture removal begins immediately, providing much faster extraction than fans or dehumidifiers. This will reduce restoration costs, help prevent water damage, and reduce mold and odors.

Weather emergencies are the most common causes for air conditioner outages. Server rooms need to be kept below 77 degrees F to prevent damage to technical equipment, loss of data, or malfunctioning equipment. Portable air conditioners can save this vital area of your business in emergencies quickly and safely, maintaining productivity and saving important information.

Portable air conditioners will be needed to keep healthcare facilities operating fully in a weather emergency. In case of HVAC failure these units can provide the backup needed to keep patients comfortable and maintain the temperatures needed for the safe operation of the highly technical equipment necessary for the running of a healthcare facility. These units also provide filtration that can reduce dust, bacteria, pollen and other particulates in the air.

Portable Air Solutions is here to serve you with the equipment you may need, including:

• Portable air conditioner rentals
  
• Portable heater rental
  
• Air moving fans
  
• Full service delivery, installation, and pickup for all of our temporary climate control equipment

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What are the reasons for using a portable air conditioner? Where would a portable air conditioner be used? Believe it or not, there are abundant uses for portable air conditioners and almost as many choices in styles of these units. Choosing a portable air conditioning unit can be the inexpensive answer to a number of cooling questions. Even better, many portable air conditioning units can be fitted with specialized filters which reduce the presence of allergens, bacteria, and chemical odors. This allows you to be cool and enjoy better air quality.

​Portable air conditioners protect people, equipment and processes from heat and pollutants. Sometimes the air conditioning in place is not sufficient to do the job or a severe weather event causes a system to shut down. Portable air conditioning can fill the void for short or extended periods of time.

Keeping Your Guests Cool at An Outdoor Summer Party


Who doesn't love an outdoor summer party? Warm weather, sunshine, cool drinks, good food; what's not to love? However, the warm weather can present some issues when it comes to keeping your guests cool and comfortable on warm days.
If your party is being held during the warmer part of the calendar, here are some suggestions for keeping your guests comfortable:

1. Timing: In certain areas of the country, the daytime temperature can average 95 degrees or above. One option is to simply plan your gathering earlier or later in the day. The hours between noon and 3:00 pm are the warmest times of the day. With some well-planned lighting, you and your guests can enjoy being outside after the sun goes down. If you do not want your party to run too late, start your party around 5:00 pm.
2. Insects: If you're worried about insects bothering your guests, supply them with insect repellents and/ or keep citronella candles or torches around the party area to keep bugs away.
3. Seating Arrangement: Plan your seating arrangement so that guests are seated away from fire pits, barbecue grills, or patio fireplaces to avoid the heat. This will let them enjoy the ambiance without the heat. If you have an outdoor kitchen, create seating away from the heat of the cooking area. Be sure to follow basic safety precautions when using a fire feature.
4. Hydration: Keeping your guests hydrated is a must. Making water readily available is important because adult beverages such as beer and wine or soda can worsen hydration. Beer and soda coolers should contain bottled water or have a large drink dispenser with water made more appealing by adding sliced lemons, limes, oranges, or cucumber. Iced tea is also a second option for helping keep your guests hydrated and cool. Cooling snacks like frozen melon balls, blueberries, or grapes will also help keep your guests hydrated.
5. Water: Supplying your guests with iced spray bottles to spritz arms and faces will help keep your guests cool. Another suggestions is having chilled, scented hand towels reading for your guests to use. These can be made by soaking hand towels in lemon or lime- infused water and chilling them in the refrigerator. Brightly colored handheld fans should be made available for your guests to carry. These are available at any craft store. Another suggestion was to bring out a kiddie pool for a refreshing foot soak or splash. Keep a supply of towels handy.
6. Misting Systems: A patio misting system can be purchased for less than $20 on the Home Depot website. These can be attached to any garden hose or faucet, reducing the temperature in the area up to 20 degrees. Keep in mind, in areas of drought, this may not be an option.
7. Shade: Making use of and creating areas of shade is another priority. Having a covered patio is a great option, however, portable awnings, canopies, and umbrellas are inexpensive options for providing shade. These can be stored away when not in use. Seating areas near fences or other structures during certain times of the day can also supply shade.
8. Fans: Outdoor Fans are an excellent way to keep the air moving. Ceiling fans in covered patios are an attractive option but are stationary. Even a regular box fan can made a difference on a hot day, however these can be noisy and need electricity making their mobility limited. Portable misting fans are a good option, however, they require water which can be a problem in areas of drought. Portable fans are affordable and are a good choice for parties with more than one outdoor entertaining area. A battery-operated and solar-powered umbrella fan that fits around the umbrella pole can be used to keep the air cooler for guests sitting under the umbrella.
9. ​Portable Coolers: Portable Coolers are unique in that it is as portable as an ice chest, because that is essentially what it is. This cooling solution can keep drinks cold and keep your guests cool all at once. Its rechargeable battery makes it usable at the beach, camping, or tailgating.

Entertaining in the summer can be a pleasure, however, it is not without its challenges. Heat, humidity, insects, and staying hydrated are all issues which require some forethought and planning. Keeping your guests comfortable will ensure that they remember your party fondly.

We hope you found this information helpful. From spot coolers to air moving fans, Portable Air Solutions has every type of equipment to help you with your cooling needs. We deliver and pick up all equipment. Your guests will thank you. We will be happy to answer your questions by calling us at 803-600-6226.

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Portable Air Conditioner Rental - What are my options?

There are many reasons for renting a portable air conditioner: Natural disaster, emergencies, power outages, blown transformers, sporting events, weddings, conventions, school events; all of these can call for temporary or supplemental air conditioning. The options for supplemental air conditioning are almost as extensive. Portable spot coolers, portable air conditioners, portable air conditioner/heat pumps, air moving fans, and portable 12 ton air conditioner units are all available for rental for temporary climate control. Knowing what system is already in place and the dimensions of the area to be cooled can make your decision easier. Let's take a look at each of these options and how and when they would be needed.

• Portable Spot Coolers - A spot cooling unit is a portable air conditioner which provides emergency backup, supplemental or permanent cooling. Spot air conditioners can quickly cool down just the area needed instead of the entire facility. They are quick and easy to install -- just roll in a unit , plug it in and turn it on. They are flexible and can be easily moved whenever requirements change. They can provide cooling for areas during cold winter months when the main HVAC system has been switched to heating mode. Spot air conditioners can do more than provide air conditioning. They are also highly effective at drying out wet environments. This means they can help provide emergency disaster recovery from floods, storms, leaks and spills by speeding the drying process. They help prevent water damage and reduce mold and odors. These units are self-contained and after the dry-air exhaust duct is attached, moisture removal begins immediately. Industrial-strength blowers pull in large volumes of moist air and push out warm, dry air that can be directed to wet areas. They provide much faster extraction than fans or dehumidifiers, reducing restoration costs.
• Portable Air Conditioner - If your HVAC system is out, we can deliver and install a portable air conditioner that attaches to your existing ductwork. This system can stay in place until the original unit is repaired. There are also units that are free-standing which can be placed in any size room or building.
• Portable Air Conditioner/Heat Pump - These units are ideal for areas where the temperature may vary in a short amount of time. An example would be a tent event. Temperatures at certain times of the year can rise or fall and having the option of air conditioning or heat can be essential.

These units are useful in garages, basements, bonus rooms or offices;

• 12 ton air conditioning units - These are the big guns. They are capable of heating or cooling large spaces like production and manufacturing areas or large tent events. These units are delivered, set up, and retrieved to and from your facility when you need them.
• Air Moving Fans - There are times you may need to cool a space but air conditioning is not appropriate. Air moving fans can be a great alternative for keeping employees or guests cool at outdoor or indoor events when AC is not needed or not in the budget. These are whisper quiet fans that create a low speed breeze. The Black Jack by Big Ass Fans are big enough to blow one-third the length of a football field and compact enough to be wheeled down an aisle or through a doorway. They can be mounted on indoor/outdoor rubber wheels so they can move across all kinds of surfaces without damage.

Knowing your options for temporary air conditioning can save you time and money. Portable Air Solutions can provide you with all of these options and answer all of your questions. You can contact them at (803) 600-6226.

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​Most people are aware of the main cooling system in their building. However, oftentimes there are areas in your home, office or warehouse that need to be a little cooler. Making the right decision about supplemental air conditioning involves knowing what cooling system is already in place and how big of an area needs to be cooled. Is there an area that needs additional cooling? Are there areas that are hot spots or need additional cooling at specific times? Before making any decision about additional air conditioning, three things to be aware of are primary cooling already in place, supplemental cooling, and spot-cooling.

​Most multi-tenant office buildings, malls and other buildings are constructed with central air conditioning which cools by a forced air system where one mechanical floor may serve sixteen floors, eight above and eight below. However, because of lights and other heat-producing equipment, some tenants may require a lower air conditioning temperature and lower humidity than is supplied by the building.

According to air-n-water.com, supplemental cooling units are used when a particular area already has a primary unit but won't completely cool off, or if it needs to be even cooler in specific areas. An example of these areas would be homes, offices, laboratories, computer rooms, classrooms, trailers, hospitals and much more. These supplemental units can be portable or mounted to a wall or ceiling.
Computer rooms should be kept below 77 degrees F to avoid servers becoming overheated and losing data. Hospitals and laboratories all have equipment that needs to to be kept from overheating. Events such as weddings, fundraisers, plays and concerts can involve large groups of people, making the need for additional air conditioning. Supplemental air conditioning would be the answer for these situations and many more.

A spot cooling unit is portable and can be used when a small area needs to be kept cooler than others. This type of cooling is usually used when you don't have a large area, but want to keep some areas cooler than others. Spot cooling would work in an area where the main cooling unit does not reach or an area that is much warmer than the rest of the area. These types of units are quick and easy to install and can be moved easily from one room to another. Usually they are just taken out of the box and plugged into a regular electrical outlet.
Many schools are open during the summer months for tutoring and summer school. Very often only a few classrooms or areas are used for these functions. Spot air conditioning would cool the areas being used without having to cool the entire building. Spot cooling would also work in areas where guests or employees are moving or working at certain frames of time such as weddings or conventions.

How do I know what to choose?
Knowing the size of the area to be cooled and the air conditioner capacity is important. The sizing of cooling systems are based on how many BTUs per hours there are. BTU stands for British Thermal Units and 12,000 BTUs equals one ton .A main rule of thumb is that one ton can cool an area of approximately 300 to a little over 500 square feet. Be sure to know the square footage to be cooled as well as how many BTUs the air conditioner offers.

Making an informed decision about supplemental air conditioning and spot cooling will save both time and energy and add flexibility to your budget plans.

Portable Air Solutions has the answers to your questions and will deliver, install, and pick up all equipment needed. It's quick and easy and your friends and employees will thank you.
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​Many businesses need portable air conditioning to supplement their current heating and air system. You’d think the current system would cover all the bases, but, sometimes, they don’t. Warehouses, hospitals, data centers, schools, and construction sites are just a few types of facilities that need back-up plans for situations like natural disasters and overheating during the summer months.
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• Warehouses. Heat rises and when you work in a hot warehouse, there isn’t anywhere for that heat to escape, especially in the summer. Not only does that mean unbearable working conditions for employees, but it also means running the risk of heat stroke for your employees. And we all know what that leads to – a decrease in productivity and being behind schedule. The best solution is portable air conditioner rental(s).
  
  
• Hospitals. Ever wonder why hospitals are so cold? Cold temperatures slow the rate of bacteria growth. It’s all about patient and employee safety. When the current heating and air system isn’t working properly, it’s important to have a backup plan – portable air conditioner rental(s). This is especially true for specific areas like the emergency room, operating room, ICU, and laboratories. 
  
  
• Data Centers. Computers and technological equipment put off a lot of heat, which can make them slow and temperamental. Data rooms, also known as server rooms, store important company documents, and when the room get overheated, you run the risk of losing all of that data. Portable air conditioner rental(s) can help avert that problem and keep your data safe and accessible. 
  
  
• Schools. Even though school is closed during the summer months, there’s still a need for air conditioning. There’s summer school for elementary and high schools, and college students too.  Why cool an entire school facility when less than half of it is being used? Air conditioner rental(s) allow administrators to cool only the areas that are being used. Also, they come in handy when summer decides to stick around until November and the AC decides to shut down permanently.  
  
  
• Construction Sites. Construction workers, whether residential or commercial, endure long days in the heat building dream homes and dream office buildings. It’s important to not only provide water for cooling down, but also cool air for breaks. Heat stroke is nothing to play around with. Let portable air conditioner rental(s) be a source of relief for your employees.  
  
  
• Events. We all love a good outdoor event, whether it’s a corporate event or a wedding, but the Southern summer can break an outdoor event. With portable air conditioner rental(s) your guests will be comfortable and happy – not sweaty and sticky. And if your corporate event is a fundraiser, just imagine how successful it will be all because you hosted an outdoor event that kept your funders cool and happy. 

Of course we rent portable air conditioners of all sizes and capacities. We deliver, set up, and retrieve the equipment to and from your facility and on your schedule. Call us at (803) 600-6226 any time for more information.

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