The CEH Industrial Unit Heater Calculate the heat loss of the area to be heated. It is recommended that one of the following methods be used: ASHRAE Guide and Data Book (The American Society of Heating, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Engineers), The NEMA Handbook (The National Electrical Manufacturer’s Association), or the ACCA Manual J (The Air Conditioning Contractors of America). The layout of the space to be heated must be taken into consideration to determine the selection of the best size heater and air displacement. Most applications benefit from a combination of vertically and horizontally discharged air delivery. In buildings with large doors that are frequently opened, use a high velocity heater with horizontal air flow across the opening, or use an infrared heater. In smaller areas where comfort is a prime consideration, more heaters of smaller capacity are recommended. Smaller KW heaters are also recommended for low mounting heights to avoid discomfort and increased noise levels. Additionally, there is better air distribution by using a greater number of lower KW heaters.
Highlights:
277Volts/ 5000 watts
Manual reset thermal protection
Commercial grade high temperature manual reset
High mass, tubular element for long life
Fan delay eliminates cold draft on startup and disperses residual heat on shutdown
Rugged die formed construction for durability
Wire single or three phase to suit the application
Mounts vertically or horizontally
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