ArielTech HEATEC Series

March 13, 2025

ArielTech HEATEC Series heater provides protection from condensation and low temperatures in Control Panels, Electronic Enclosures, Hydraulic and Pneumatic machinery.

Certificates

  • UL and cUL recognized, File Number E515368
  • CSA and CSAus Listed, File Number 300557
  • CE Compliant

Features

  • Safe, Reliable and consistent heat for long periods by means of PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) heater
  • Highly efficient and low profile
  • Connects easily with push connectors for 3 wires. From AWG 20 to AWG 16 (0.5 – 2.5 mm²).
  • Built in safety feature prevents overheating
  • Used with Normally Closed Thermostat and Hygrostat
  • Black anodized aluminum housing
  • Mounts easily on 35 mm DIN Rail EN 50 022
  • Available in 35 Watt to 150 Watt
  • Operating/storage temperature is -45 to + 70 °C (-49 to +158 °F)

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