Electric Fan Heater for Livestock Farms

• Integrated electric heating and forced-air system
• Digital temperature control panel
• Long-distance warm-air outlet
• Galvanized powder-coated metal housing
• Pure copper electric motor
• Mobile caster design for flexible farm installation

• 5–40 kW Heating Range: Multiple heating capacities are available for different livestock-house sizes and heating requirements.
• Automatic Temperature Control: Integrated controller supports automatic temperature maintenance and reduces unnecessary manual adjustment.
• Rapid Warm-Air Delivery: Electric heating and forced airflow work together for fast temperature rise and wide-area heat distribution.
• Long Air Throw: High-volume fan design helps deliver heated air deeper into livestock buildings.
• Noise-Reduction Design: Multi-layer noise-control structure supports smoother operation in agricultural environments.
• Pure Copper Motor: Copper motor construction provides stable operation for continuous air circulation.
• Durable Metal Housing: Galvanized and powder-coated construction provides practical protection for routine farm use.
• No Fuel Combustion at the Heater: Electric heating avoids direct combustion inside the unit and does not require diesel or gas storage for normal operation.

• Pig houses and swine production buildings
• Farrowing and nursery houses
• Poultry brooding and growing houses
• Cattle and calf housing
• Sheep and goat buildings
• Livestock quarantine and service rooms
• Agricultural greenhouses
• Farm workshops and utility buildings
• Supplemental winter heating and cold-weather protection

• Select the heater capacity according to building volume, insulation level, outdoor temperature and target indoor temperature.
• Confirm that the farm electrical supply, cable size, breaker and protective devices are suitable for the selected heater capacity.
• Place the heater on a stable surface with sufficient clearance around the air inlet and hot-air outlet.
• Keep bedding, feed bags, curtains, plastics and other combustible materials away from the hot-air outlet.
• Protect the heater from direct water spray, washing equipment and excessive moisture unless the supplied model is specifically rated for such exposure.
• Do not block the inlet or outlet because restricted airflow may cause overheating.
• Remove accumulated dust from the fan guard, air passages and heater surfaces regularly.
• Inspect wiring, terminals, controller, motor and heating components periodically.
• Disconnect and lock out electrical power before cleaning, inspection or maintenance.
• Have electrical installation and servicing performed by qualified personnel according to local regulations.

Q: What heating capacities are available?
A: The current product specification lists electric heating capacities from 5 kW to 40 kW.

Q: Does the heater control temperature automatically?
A: Yes. The unit is designed with automatic thermostatic control for maintaining the selected temperature.

Q: What material is used for the housing?
A: The heater uses a galvanized steel housing with a powder-coated surface finish.

Q: What type of motor is installed?
A: The current specification lists a pure copper motor.

Q: Is it suitable for pig houses?
A: Yes. It can be used for supplemental heating in pig houses, including farrowing, nursery and other livestock production areas when correctly sized and installed.

Q: Does an electric heater consume oxygen through combustion?
A: No. Electric heating does not use an on-board combustion process, so it does not consume oxygen or generate combustion exhaust gases at the heater.

Q: Can one heater cover any livestock-house size?
A: No. Required heating capacity depends on building dimensions, insulation, ventilation rate, outdoor climate and target temperature.

Q: What electrical supply is required?
A: The current page lists 220 V / 50 Hz, but the final electrical configuration should be confirmed according to the selected 5–40 kW heating capacity and the project's available power supply.