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Electric: Safe for indoors and outdoors. Requires less maintenance. odorless with no emissions.

Propane: Produces about 2.5 time more thermal energy vs. Natural Gas.

Natural Gas: More convenient for municipalities that have Natural Gas delivered to the home.

Push Button – A button typically located on the top half of the pole that lets you tilt the canopy.

Auto Tilt – The same crank or wheel used to open the canopy is also used to tilt the umbrella.

Collar Tilt – A collar located on the pole that can be twisted to tilt the shade.

Easy Tilt – A wheel located near the top of the pole tilts the canopy.

Rotational Tilt – Spin any rib clockwise to tilt the umbrella and counterclockwise to return the umbrella upright.

Manual Tilt – The umbrella is manually tilted sometimes with the use of a tool.

Crank Infinite Tilt – The umbrella can be tilted 360 degrees and in all directions.

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Push-up – The collar of the umbrella is pushed up to open the canopy and locked in place, typically with a pin.

Crank – Turning a crank located in the center of the pole opens the canopy.

Pulley – A cord or rope is pulled to open the canopy and typically held in place with a pin.

Easy lift arm – This lift type is used on Galtech cantilever umbrellas. To open the canopy, grab the easy lift arm and lift up until it is locked in place.

Short Wave - Instant warm up time with no susceptibility to wind. Traditionally used for outdoor applications in cold climates. Emits an orange glow.

Medium Wave - Short 1-3 minute warm up time with limited susceptibility to wind. Used for outdoor applications in mild climates. Emits a warm ambient glow.

Long Wave - 5+ minute warm up time with a high susceptibility to wind. Used for indoor applications. Does not emit a glow.