Small Power Infrared Radiant Heaters With Less Electricity

Specifications

  small power infrared radiant heaters with less electricity  

Electric radiant heaters are the most cost effective means of heating larger spaces.  Savings of up to 30% can be made when compared to conventional convection based heating systems. Radiant heaters heat people, not the surrounding air. The radiated heat "naturally" migrates to where it is most needed, which facilitates the creation of a comfortable indoor climate.

Radiant Heater is directly transforming electricity into heat. It provides heat through radiant heat transfer to reduce heat losses. It works like the sun, so avoiding heat-exchange flows that may result in floating dust within the air.

Specification:

1. Model:PF-NR10-11A
2. Output power: 1000W
3. Electric heater: type Infrared heater
4. Heating element: carbon fiber
5. Outer covering: Cold-rolled plate
6. Surface material: Aluminium alloy
7. Technology: Anodicoxidation
8. Temperature: 230-270degree
9. Time up to 300 degrees in 3minutes
10. Heating area: 8-10m2
11. Installation: celling;wall mounted
12. Function: overheat protection;adjustable thermostat
13. Use: living room,bedroom,office,garden,factory, shop and so on
14. Size: 860*270*75MM
15. Weight: 8kg
16. Package: carton  

(3)              Installation – Heaters

a)      Clean the ceiling and mark out the fixing points as per the recommended installation location.

b)      Mount the heating panels by fixing screws into timber or ceiling toggles above plaster to firmly secure the heaters to the ceiling surface. The fixing torque needs to be fairly rigid to prevent any expansion/contraction movements while panels operate.

 c) Once panels are securely fixed cover the naked holes with the supplied hole plugs.

d)   Connect the heater wire to the power line of the thermostat.

e)   Connect the thermostat wires as per the thermostat installation instructions.

f)  When capacity is over 3500watts/14.6 Amps please use a magnetic contactor for switching.

g)      After installation, set the thermostat temperature to over 25 Degrees C, wait for 90 seconds and than touch each heating panel to make sure they have been correctly installed.