Customised Heating Equipment
The alternative to electric heating is of course fuel based systems that may run on fuels like natural gas, diesel, HFO etc. Though they may seem to cheaper at the outset, any decision on which energy source to use should be accompanied by the following considerations.
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Standard and custom heating elements
Electric Heater Bundles and Inline Process HeatersExtremely high efficiency – theoretically electric heaters convert 100% of supplied electricity to heat energ...
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Electric Heater Bundles and Inline Process Heaters
Electric Heater Bundles and Inline Process HeatersKey Features
- Suitable for use upto 600 °C, and up to...
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Air Heaters
Electric Heater Bundles and Inline Process HeatersElectric air heaters are assemblies of multiple heating elements, with or without heat transfer fins.
These heaters are designed for h...
Overview
Owing to their basic design and construction, no special area has to be earmarked for electric heaters and they can be installed virtually anywhere in the plant. In classified hazardous area, heaters can be installed in zone 1 classified areas. Moreover, electric heaters are compact and being electrical equipment, no special interfaces or sensors are required to integrate them into the plant control or building management system. Sophisticated technologies, and in-built and simple to operate, programmable safety mechanisms and interlocks ensure smooth operation, even from long distances. The alternative to electric heating is of course fuel based systems that may run on fuels like natural gas, diesel, HFO etc. Though they may seem to cheaper at the outset, any decision on which energy source to use should be accompanied by the following considerations.
Overview
Owing to their basic design and construction, no special area has to be earmarked for electric heaters and they can be installed virtually anywhere in the plant. In classified hazardous area, heaters can be installed in zone 1 classified areas. Moreover, electric heaters are compact and being electrical equipment, no special interfaces or sensors are required to integrate them into the plant control or building management system. Sophisticated technologies, and in-built and simple to operate, programmable safety mechanisms and interlocks ensure smooth operation, even from long distances. The alternative to electric heating is of course fuel based systems that may run on fuels like natural gas, diesel, HFO etc. Though they may seem to cheaper at the outset, any decision on which energy source to use should be accompanied by the following considerations.
Overview
Owing to their basic design and construction, no special area has to be earmarked for electric heaters and they can be installed virtually anywhere in the plant. In classified hazardous area, heaters can be installed in zone 1 classified areas. Moreover, electric heaters are compact and being electrical equipment, no special interfaces or sensors are required to integrate them into the plant control or building management system. Sophisticated technologies, and in-built and simple to operate, programmable safety mechanisms and interlocks ensure smooth operation, even from long distances. The alternative to electric heating is of course fuel based systems that may run on fuels like natural gas, diesel, HFO etc. Though they may seem to cheaper at the outset, any decision on which energy source to use should be accompanied by the following considerations.






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