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Selection guide
Prior to selecting the exact model and quantity required for your application, please ensure the correct range of Heatstrip
heaters is being used.
Below is an overview of the Heatstrip options.
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Max (THX models) is an ultra high temperature heater used for uncovered or open areas with a mounting
HEATSTRIP
height of 2.4 m to 3.5m. Also suitable for difficult indoor environments such as showrooms, production lines, warehouses
etc.
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Design (THH models) is a premium high temperature heater and is primarily used for outdoor rooms where
HEATSTRIP
there is 1,2 3 or 4 enclosed sides, with an ideal mounting height of 2.1 m to 2.7m. Ideal for hard to heat indoor applica-
tions or moist environments where an IP55 rating is required.
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Indoor (THS models) is a medium intensity heater used for protected indoor applications, such as sun-
HEATSTRIP
rooms, school classrooms, halls, gymnasiums etc.
General recommendations for HEATSTRIP
Ideal mounting height: 2.1m to 2.7m. Maximum is 3m in a protected outdoor environment.
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Ideal mounting location: ceiling mounted, directly above area to be heated (eg. above a table)
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Based on the radiant footprint of the previous page, for a protected outdoor area, a minimum of 500W/m2 is re-
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quired. For indoor spot heating, a minimum heating capacity of 400W/m2 is recommended.
The below table outlines the coverage of each
with direct overhead mounting. For example, for an outdoor area that is protected from prevailing winds by walls, café
blinds etc, Model THH1500AEU will cover 3m
For angled wall mounting applications, the coverage can be reduced by up to 40%. The maximum heat pro-
jection from the wall is 2m.
MODEL
INDOOR PROTECTED (m2)
THH1500AEU
THH2400AEU
THH3200AEU
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R A D I A N T
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Design:
HEATSTRIP
2
and Model THH2400AEU will cover 4.8m
OUTDOOR ENCLOSED (m2)
3.75
6
8
O U T D O O R
2
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Design model (in m
), based on 3 different scenarios,
2
.
OUTDOOR EXPOSED (m2)
3
4.8
6.4
H E A T E R S
2.5
4
5.3
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