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Read our privacy policyThe L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil is a 360,000 BTU/h portable indirect-fired oil heater designed to deliver heated air for construction sites, industrial facilities, warehouses, and temporary work areas. Operating on #1 or #2 diesel fuel, this ductable heating system combines a 1/2 HP motor, a 2,000 CFM blower, and an oil-fired combustion system to provide high-output supplemental heat while separating combustion exhaust from the heated air delivered to the workspace. Its 40-gallon onboard fuel tank, dual discharge outlets, and portable wheeled design support flexible deployment across demanding job sites. Designed for temporary heating of buildings under construction, alteration, or repair, the Journeyman 360 Oil provides a practical solution for applications requiring indirect-fired heat and ducted air distribution.
The L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil provides a maximum heating input of 360,000 BTU/h (105.5 kW), making it suitable for demanding temporary-heating applications. Its 2,000 CFM forced-air system distributes heated air through the discharge outlets to help warm construction and industrial work areas. The indirect-fired design transfers heat through a heat exchanger while routing combustion gases through a separate exhaust system. This arrangement helps prevent direct mixing of combustion exhaust with the heated supply air. Actual heating coverage depends on enclosure size, insulation, ambient temperature, air infiltration, duct arrangement, and other site conditions.
The L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil uses an oil-fired combustion system designed for #1 or #2 diesel fuel. The burner heats the internal heat exchanger, while the integrated blower circulates air across the exchanger to deliver heated air into the intended space. Combustion products are discharged through a separate flue rather than being mixed directly with the heated supply air. This configuration is useful for approved temporary heating applications where separation of combustion exhaust from the heated air is required. The published pump pressure is 170 PSI, and the specified burner nozzle is 1.75 x 60B. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for fuel selection, combustion-air requirements, exhaust installation, and safe operation.
The L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil provides a rated airflow of 2,000 cubic feet per minute (CFM) for distribution of heated air. Its ductable configuration supports delivery of heat to designated work areas through compatible ducting. L.B. White specifies that the heater can accommodate duct lengths of up to 100 feet per discharge opening, provided the installation does not exceed the maximum static pressure of 0.5 inches water column per opening. When only one outlet is ducted, the other outlet must remain open. Blocking an outlet to extend duct length beyond the manufacturer's limit is not permitted because excessive static pressure can trip the high-limit switches. Use approved ducting and maintain unobstructed airflow in accordance with the current owner's manual.
The L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil features a portable design intended for temporary heating applications. Manufacturer-published dimensions are approximately 82 inches long, 30.75 inches wide, and 50.5 inches high. The net weight is approximately 356 lb. Its wheeled construction supports movement and positioning around suitable job sites. The heater requires an appropriate diesel fuel supply, a compatible 120 V electrical connection, suitable heated-air ducting, and a properly installed exhaust system. Position the heater on a stable, level surface, maintain the required clearances, and follow the manufacturer's instructions for transport, lifting, duct installation, and exhaust routing. Never move or handle the heater while it is hot, and do not transport the unit with fuel in its tank.
The L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil operates on #1 or #2 diesel fuel and incorporates a 40-gallon (151.4-liter) onboard fuel tank. Its published firing rate is approximately 2.6 gallons per hour (9.84 liters per hour). Actual operating duration depends on fuel consumption, operating conditions, and the usable quantity of fuel in the tank. L.B. White recommends filling the tank to approximately 80% of its capacity. The manufacturer also offers a remote fuel hookup kit for compatible installations, allowing connection to an external fuel supply when installed according to the applicable instructions. Bulk fuel storage must be positioned at least 25 feet from the heater and other ignition sources, subject to applicable regulations and the manufacturer's requirements. Use only approved fuel and never refill the tank while the heater is operating or still hot.
The L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil uses burner and fan controls to manage the heating process and supports compatible optional thermostat operation. When configured with a thermostat, the heater may start automatically in response to the temperature setting; ensure the area is clear and the unit is installed safely before enabling thermostat control. The heater requires a 120 V, 60 Hz, single-phase electrical supply. Its 1/2 HP motor has a published starting current of approximately 32 A and a continuous full-load current of 8 A. L.B. White states that the heater can operate on a 15 A breaker despite its higher initial starting current; verify the actual electrical requirements, circuit condition, grounding, and applicable code requirements before installation. A generator rated at a minimum of 4,000 W per heater is recommended by the manufacturer. Confirm all connection requirements against the unit nameplate and current owner's manual.
The L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil is designed for temporary heating of buildings under construction, alteration, or repair, as well as suitable industrial facilities, warehouses, and job-site work areas. Its 360,000 BTU/h heating input and 2,000 CFM airflow support applications requiring high-output supplemental heat. The indirect-fired configuration helps separate combustion gases from the heated air, while the ductable outlets provide flexibility in distributing warmth to designated areas. The heater is intended for approved construction-heating applications rather than residential or recreational vehicle use. Confirm that the specific application meets the manufacturer's installation requirements and all applicable fire, ventilation, and safety regulations.
The L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil measures approximately 82 inches long, 30.75 inches wide, and 50.5 inches high, with a net weight of approximately 356 lb. Its portable wheeled design helps facilitate movement between suitable temporary-heating locations. Use appropriate equipment and handling procedures when loading, unloading, or relocating the heater. Position the unit on a stable and level surface and maintain the manufacturer's minimum clearances. Route the ducting, exhaust components, fuel connections, and electrical supply to avoid damage and trip hazards. Shut down the heater, disconnect the electrical supply, and allow the equipment to cool completely before moving, servicing, or storing it. The unit must not be transported with fuel in the onboard tank.
The L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil is tested and evaluated by OMNI Test Laboratories in accordance with CSA B140.8-1967 (R2015) and UL 733-2019 requirements, and is listed as a ductable indirect oil-fired forced-air construction heater. The manufacturer's published minimum clearances from combustible materials are 3 feet at the top, 1 foot at the sides, 3 feet at the rear, 6 feet at the blower outlet, and 3 feet from the flue pipe. Bulk fuel storage must be located at least 25 feet from the heater and other ignition sources. Inspect the burner, fuel tank, hoses, filter, electrical connections, fan, heat exchanger, ducting, and exhaust components before operation. Never block the air inlet or outlet, use unapproved fuels, or operate the heater where flammable vapors or airborne combustible materials may be present. Do not refill the fuel tank while the heater is operating or hot. Disconnect power and allow the unit to cool before performing maintenance. Follow the owner's manual for fuel-filter replacement, burner service, cleaning, and troubleshooting. Installation and repairs must be performed by properly trained personnel. Always discharge combustion exhaust safely outdoors and comply with local fire-safety and installation requirements.
Warranty coverage for the L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil is subject to the manufacturer's applicable written warranty policy. Consult the current owner's manual or contact L.B. White or an authorized dealer for the warranty duration, covered components, exclusions, and applicable installation, operation, and maintenance requirements. Warranty eligibility may depend on compliance with the manufacturer's instructions and the use of approved fuel and replacement components.
Experience high-output temporary heating with the L.B. White Journeyman® 360 Oil Indirect-Fired Heater. Combining 360,000 BTU/h heating input with 2,000 CFM airflow, a 40-gallon fuel tank, and compatibility with #1 or #2 diesel fuel, this portable heating system provides powerful heat for suitable construction and industrial applications. Its indirect-fired design, dual discharge outlets, and wheeled construction support flexible heat distribution while keeping combustion exhaust separate from the heated supply air.