Hoffman Enclosures Electric Heater for Industrial Applications

EIN 32 Hoffman 400

Aug 2, 2019

Designed to protect sensitive mechanical, electrical, and electronic equipment from the harmful effects of condensation, corrosion, and low temperatures. Thermostatically-controlled fan-driven heater units maintain a stable temperature within enclosures so critical components can perform more reliably over a longer period of time.

Construction

  • Attractive and durable aluminum housing
  • Thermostat, standard on all units, is adjustable from 0°F to 100°F (-18°C to 38°C)
  • Fan draws cool air from the bottom of the enclosure and passes this air across the thermostat and heating elements before being released into enclosure cavity
  • Heated air is discharged through the top of the heater unit
  • Four 10-32 self-tapping screws are included with each heater
  • Ball bearing fan runs continuously for even temperature distribution
  • Terminal strip with

Industry Standard

  • UL Component Recognized, UL File No. E61997
  • CSA Certified, CSA File No. 42186
  • CE

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