Dimensions | |
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Width | 1220 mm |
Height | 2700 mm |
Depth | 2700 mm |
Flue Spigot Internal Diameter | 250 mm |
Fuel Chamber Depth | 1900 mm |
Fuel Chamber Width | 900 mm |
Fuel Chamber Height | 900 mm |
Min Clearance Rear | 1200 mm |
Min Clearance Side | 600 mm |
Min Clearance Front | 2000 mm |
Electrical Consumption | |
Ventilation Fan Power | 4.47 kW |
Flue Fan Power | 1.12 kW |
Electrical demand Amps | 15 Amps |
Amps per phase | 8 Amps |
Ventilation | |
Air Delivery Pipe Diameter ID | 350 mm |
Number of Air Delivery Pipes | 4 |
Ventilation Fan Power | 4.47 kW |
Heated Air Flow | 26000 m3/hr |
Fuel Type | |
Fuel Type | Wood log, Wood chip, Approved Wood Waste, Carpentry Waste, Pallet Wood |
Fuel Consumption | 125 Kg/hr |
Chimney Specification | |
Flue Spigot Internal Diameter | 250 mm |
Flue Fan | yes |
Flue Fan Power | 1.12 kW |
Our commercial range of hot air heaters fired by wood. Designed for the larger building with multiple air changes and or large volumes.
The F350 model comes with a chimney flue fan. This fan activates from the controller and produces a negative pressure within the flue. A chimney system is still required to expel the products of combustion.
Wood for burning in the space heater can come in many forms, the most important point is that it is dry. Small kindling will be needed to light the heater then large wood sections for continuous operation.
It’s a very simple and very quick operation. Lay smaller kindling sized wood along with crumpled paper towards the front of the fuelling chamber. Open the open flap, light the paper and off you go.
The space heater has two front doors, the lower for access to remove ash whilst the upper door allows access for fuelling of the wood.
The space heater includes a simple and easy to use control activation system. When the onboard temperature sensor detects heat in the upper chamber, it automatically starts the air distribution fans which bring in cold air from the bottom of the unit, heat this up, and then expels the warm air out of the distribution tubes at the top.
The directional exit air tubes allow the user to move the directions fast flowing the heat air to where its most needed by a simple rotation.
The onboard fan will move around 26,000 m3/hr of air.
The heater is fitted with two air control flaps, an upper (secondary air) flap and a lower (primary air) flap. The primary air flap is simply adjusted by turning a knob to increase or decrease the burning speed, while the upper secondary air control mixes air with the burning gasses to improve the burning efficiency.
How often you will need to give the hot air heater a clean depends on the fuel used and quantity burnt. However, the system is designed to run for long periods between larger cleans smaller de-ashing can be as little as once per week.
As a very useful extra, the onboard fans can be activated in warm conditions to push cooling are around your workshop or factory.
Installation is very straight forward. Choose an allocated location for the wood space heater. If using the provided chimney installation kit, connect the flue together until it reaches the roof area. Mark and cut a suitable hole, continue the flue until it achieves the correct height. Fit the chimney roof support and flashing around the chimney and the chimney cowl if supplied. We would recommend an experienced installer to asset with the installation. Connect the electrical supply (details of power requirement are in the technical details).
The on-board air circulation fan requires a small amount of electricity, (see technical table for details). No regular spare parts are expected if the boiler is maintained. Eventually, you may require a grate or other part, but this should be a long way in the future.
Due to high demand, please contact us for current lead times