HGI Heavy Duty Portable Electric Fan Heater
HGI Heavy Duty Portable Electric Fan Heater
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Portable, robust and powerful, the HGI Fan Heater is a heavy duty solution to heating large spaces including construction sites, warehouses, workshops, garages and ships as well as paint and plaster drying in construction projects.
The tough IP54 rated, water splash, dust and corrosion-resistant heater is typically floor mounted and is easily transportable due to its lightweight and compact design. Wall brackets can be purchased separately should wall mounting be required.
110V, 230V and 400V options are available within a 12 model range heat outputs ranging from 2kW to 24kW. All models are supplied with an internal thermostat, five position control switch, 2m flex and floor mounting bracket.
Key Features
Key Features
- 2kW to 24kW heat output model options
- Single phase or three phase electrical supply options
- Suitable for tough environments with IP54 rating
- Integrated capillary type thermostat
- Built-in five position switch to control heat output and speed
- Over-temperature cutout at a fixed setpoint of 165°C
- Anti-corrosion stainless steel heating elements
- Galvanised housing power coated in RAL5003
- Robust tubular frame for floor positioning
- Optional wall bracket available for wall-mounting
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
Product Code |
Heat Output (kW) |
Volts | Power Consumption (A) | Heater Width (mm) |
Heater Height (mm) |
Heater Depth (mm) |
Weight (kg) |
Flow (m^3/hr half/full) |
Temp dT (°C half/full) |
FHM 2 | 2 | 230 | 8.7A | 385 | 454 | 350 | 15 | 200/300 | Dec-18 |
FHM 3 | 3 | 230 | 13.05A | 385 | 454 | 350 | 15 | 300/450 | 14/19 |
FHC 2 | 2 | 110 | 18.18A | 385 | 454 | 350 | 15 | 200/300 | Dec-18 |
FHC 3 | 3 | 110 | 27.27A | 385 | 454 | 305 | 15 | 300/450 | 14/19 |
FH 3 | 3 | 400 | 4.4A per phase | 385 | 454 | 350 | 15 | 300/450 | 14/19 |
FH 6 | 6 | 400 | 8.7A per phase | 385 | 454 | 350 | 16 | 400/650 | 21/28 |
FH 9 | 9 | 400 | 13.05A per phase | 385 | 454 | 350 | 16 | 500/800 | 25/32 |
FH 12 | 12 | 400 | 17.4A per phase | 430 | 513 | 462 | 16 | 600/1000 | 26/30 |
FH 15 | 15 | 400 | 21.8A per phase | 430 | 513 | 462 | 23 | 800/1400 | 26/30 |
FH 18 | 18 | 400 | 26.1A per phase | 430 | 513 | 462 | 23 | 800/1400 | 30/38 |
FH 21 | 21 | 400 | 30.5A per phase | 430 | 513 | 462 | 27 | 800/1400 | 37/42 |
FH 24 | 24 | 400 | 34.8A per phase | 430 | 513 | 462 | 27 | 850/1500 | 39/45 |
Control:
The fan heaters are supplied with an internal five position switch:
- Off
- Fan only
- ½ fan + ½ heat
- Fan + ½ heat
- Fan + heat
Note: Should customers opt to use these heaters in a fixed location and hardwire them to the electricity supply, an electrical contactor will be required on 400V 3-phase models for installation of wall mounted thermostatic controls.
Design and Installation
Design and Installation
The fan heaters have an integral capillary type thermostat which will measure the ambient air temperature and control the heating elements. This is a hand-operated rotary knob with scale. This thermostat has an automatic reset.
The fan heaters also have a limit switch, an over-temperature cutout. This over-temperature cutout has a fixed setpoint at 165°C and measures the outgoing air temperature. If the temperature exceeds this, the heating elements will be switched off. The over-temperature cutout must be manually reset by pressing the red button next to the thermostat. Potential problems could be a defect fan or overly dirty elements.
The fan heater can be placed on the floor in the robust frame provided or can be hung on the wall with the optional wall mounting bracket. This must be mounted securely and free of obstacles that will obstruct airflow to the inlet and outlet.
All electrical connections should be made by a suitably qualified person in accordance with the latest edition of the IEE Requirements for Electrical Installation (BS 7671:2008).
Periodic inspection of the fan heater must be carried out for the presence of dirt and dust. Internal components such as fan motor or heating elements must be cleaned with compressed air to avoid overheating.
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