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220,000 BTU TORPEDO HEATER FORCED AIR


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220,000 BTU DIRECT FIRED "TORPEDO" HEATER
ALSO CALLED A DIRECT FIRED HEATER
Width 23 1/8 in
Length 47 7/16 in
Cord Length 2 3/8 in (Has Pigtail to jumper in line from power cord)
Height 57 63/64 in
Overall Length 47 7/16 in
Overall Depth 47 7/16 in
Overall Height 33 1/2 in
Details
Fuel Diesel or Kerosene (For cleaner burn use Kerosne)
BtuH Output 220,000
Tank Capacity 13 gal
Fuel Consumption 1.3 gph
Voltage 120VAC
Air Flow 600 cfm
Heating Area 4,200 sq ft
Hours on One Filling 10 hr
Heater Voltage 120V AC
Amps AC 3.2 A
Includes Dual Source Power Cord
Fuel Type #1 Diesel, #1 Fuel Oil, K-1 Kerosene
Features Dual Heat Technology, Comfort Control Thermostat, Built-In Air Pressure Gauge, Run Time Fuel Gauge, Easy Lift Carrying Handle, 10 to 12 hr Heating, Uses Natural Gas for Combustion and Electricity to Operate the Motor and Fan
Safety Features Overheat Protection, Flame-Out Sensor
Hz 60
Built-In Thermostat Yes
Standards CSA
NEMA Plug Configuration 5-15R
Heating Method Fan Forced
Ignition Type Interrupted Spark
Power Failure Indicator Included Yes
LED Diagnostics Included Yes
Heating Capacity Output 180,000 BtuH
Frequency 60 Hz
Digital Temperature Readout Included No
Firing Type Direct-Fired
Fuel Gauge Included Yes
Flame-Out Sensor Included Yes
Ignition Power Source Electric
Automatic Safety Shut-Off Included Yes
Tank Capacity/Hours on One Filling 13 gal/10 hr
Thermal Overheat Protection Automatic Reset
Built-In Air Pressure Gauge Included Yes
On/Off Switch Included Yes
Portability Wheeled Mounted
Thermostat Included Unit-Mounted
Amperage 3.2 A
Product Type Direct-Fired Portable Oil & Kerosene Torpedo Heaters

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