Suspended Electric Forced Air Heater

• 3000 W Maximum Heating Power: Provides rapid auxiliary heating for livestock and agricultural environments.
• Two Heating Stages: 1500 W and 3000 W settings allow heating output to match changing temperature requirements.
• 800 m³/h Forced Airflow: High-volume fan circulation distributes warm air rapidly through the surrounding area.
• 0–65°C Temperature Control: Adjustable thermostat supports flexible temperature management.
• Overheat Protection: Integrated thermal protection improves operating safety.
• No Combustion Exhaust: Electric heating avoids fuel storage and direct combustion gases.
• Metal Housing: Durable body construction is suitable for agricultural working environments.
• Aluminum Fan: Lightweight fan construction supports stable forced-air circulation.
• All-Copper Motor: Copper motor construction supports stable operation and heat dissipation.
• Compact Design: Small overall dimensions make the heater suitable for localized or supplementary heating.

• Piglet nursery houses
• Farrowing-house auxiliary heating
• Poultry brooding areas
• Livestock veterinary and service rooms
• Farm changing rooms
• Feed and equipment rooms
• Agricultural workshops
• Greenhouses and storage areas
• Temporary and supplementary winter heating

• Install or position the heater securely on a stable support according to the selected mounting method.
• Connect the unit to a suitable 220 V / 50 Hz electrical circuit with adequate current capacity.
• Maintain sufficient clearance around the air inlet and hot-air outlet.
• Do not direct hot air continuously toward animals at very close range.
• Keep the heater away from bedding, feed bags, curtains and other combustible materials.
• Protect the electrical heater from direct water spray during barn washing.
• Remove dust and debris from the inlet grille, fan and heating section regularly.
• Check the thermostat and overheat protection periodically.
• Inspect the power cable, plug, mounting frame and electrical connections for damage.
• Disconnect the power supply and allow the unit to cool before cleaning or servicing.

Q: What is the maximum heating power?
A: The listed maximum heating power is 3000 W.

Q: Can the heating power be adjusted?
A: Yes. The heater provides 1500 W and 3000 W heating stages.

Q: What is the airflow capacity?
A: The listed airflow is approximately 800 m³/h.

Q: What is the temperature adjustment range?
A: The listed control range is approximately 0–65°C.

Q: Does the heater produce combustion gases?
A: No. It uses electric resistance heating and does not burn diesel or gas during operation.

Q: Does it have overheat protection?
A: Yes. Overheat protection is listed as one of the safety functions.

Q: Is it suitable for piglet heating?
A: Yes. It can be used as an auxiliary heat source in piglet nursery or farrowing areas when correctly positioned and sized.

Q: How many heaters are required for a livestock building?
A: Quantity should be calculated according to building volume, insulation, ventilation rate, outdoor temperature and required indoor temperature.