The 5000 Package is the highest-capacity configuration of the Pest Heat TPE-500 Propane Heater, engineered specifically for large commercial spaces, multi-room treatments, and industrial environments. With two heaters that produce 500,000 BTUs/hour of output, sixteen AM3700 Axial Fans, and eight TR42A Bluetooth monitors, this package supports heat treatments in structures up to 5,000 sq. ft.
This commercial propane bed bug heater system reaches 121°F–140°F, maintained for a full three hours to eliminate bed bugs, termites, roaches, fleas, ticks, spiders, and commodity-destroying stored pests. High-volume airflow ensures heat reaches deep into structural voids, machinery, shelving, and bulky inventory storage areas.
Engineered with the same advanced safety controls as all Pest Heat systems, the 5000 Package is built for pest control professionals who handle large-format facilities. The powder-coated steel construction, extended 50-ft propane hose, and multi-stage regulation system provide durability, safety, and long-term field reliability.
Common applications include warehouses, industrial workshops, distribution centers, food processing plants, grain bins, and multi-unit residential complexes.
Key Features & Specifications
- Heat output: 500,000 BTUs/hour
- Target temperature: 121°F–140°F with sustained 3-hour hold
- Treatment area: Up to 5,000 sq. ft.
- Fans included: Sixteen AM3700 High-Temperature Axial Fans
- Monitoring: TR42A Bluetooth Thermo Recorder
- Pests eliminated: Bed bugs, termites, spiders, fleas, ticks, roaches, grain beetles, stored product pests
- Multi-stage propane safety regulation system (<3 psi output)
- 50-ft propane hose included
- Powder-coated steel barrel for long-term performance
- Built for large industrial or commercial environments
- Non-chemical, environmentally responsible pest eradication method
- On-site training available
For smaller packages with a single Pest Heat TPE-500 Heater, check out our TPE-500 add-on package and TPE-500 complete package.
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