Discharge nozzles are typically used with gas wall or ceiling heaters that are placed high up to point heat toward the floor. They install on heaters to direct the flow of hot air.

Fuel conversion kits are used when one type of gas is more readily available than another. They convert gas wall and ceiling heaters from liquid propane (LP) to natural gas (NG) and vice versa.

Mounting brackets provide a stable platform for gas wall and ceiling heaters to prevent them from shaking or falling.

Venting for portable gas wall and ceiling heaters helps keep the indoor air clean. It allows the fumes to be channeled out of the space as the heater converts fuel to heat. The venting may consist of several pieces depending on the distance to the outside wall or roof.

Louvers replace damaged or worn louvers for gas wall and ceiling heaters. They point exhausted hot air into a room. These louvers are steel and come with mounting brackets and springs.

Thermostats control the temperature of gas wall and ceiling heaters. They include thermostats that mount on the wall away from the unit as well as thermostats that mount on the surface of the heater.

Blowers promote the circulation of hot air within a room. They're used with gas convection wall and ceiling heaters to convert them to fan-forced air.

Assembly components help assemble, install, or mount gas wall and ceiling heaters. They include registers and register kits, surface-mount and installation kits, and other finishing pieces.

Condensate neutralizers and pumps prevent condensate from high-efficiency heating units, such as gas wall and ceiling unit heaters, condensing boilers, water heaters, or furnaces, from corroding drains and sewer systems. A condensate neutralizer is a tube or canister that installs inline with a condensate drain from a heater. It's filled with media that raises the pH level of the acidic condensate to make it safe to discharge with a pump into the sewage or septic system.