Duct Heaters from ASB

ASB

 

August 16, 2018

Duct Heaters are used in a variety of air and gas heating applications. These are intended to be installed in existing ducting and can be mounted in any direction. The heater is comprised of our high quality Incoloy 800 elements mounted in a 3/8″ thick flange using bulkhead fittings. This makes the elements easy to replace in the field. High temperature insulation minimizes heat losses while keeping the electrical wiring cooler. The standard duct heater design (PFI) is rated for an outlet temperature of 750°F and a high temperature version (PFIL) rated to 1050°F. MADE TO ORDER – Custom designs are available in a wide range of physical packages, electrical and power ratings. Please contact us with your requirements.

For more information https://www.asbheat.com/products#electronic-temperature-controls

 

 

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