Thermal Fluid Air Heaters

The air is heated in an exchanger (as a secondary fluid) whose primary circuit is fed by combustion gases from an atmospheric gas burner. The circuits of combustion gases and air are completely sealed from each other. The controls and operational equipment are integrated. A thermostat prevents the discharge of cold air during start-up and the built in programmer controls ignition and operation by monitoring flame ionisation thus ensuring completely automatic operation.

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