Diesel-Fired Forced Air Heater

• 20–63 kW Heating Range: Multiple capacities are available for different farm buildings and heating requirements.
• Rapid Forced-Air Heating: Combustion heat is combined with fan-driven airflow for fast temperature rise.
• Automatic Thermostatic Control: The heater can start and stop according to the selected temperature setting.
• Digital Temperature Display: Allows convenient observation and adjustment of operating temperature.
• Integrated Diesel Tank: Built-in fuel storage simplifies installation and mobile operation.
• Mobile Chassis: Large wheels and a rear handle allow the heater to be repositioned easily.
• Rust-Resistant Metal Housing: Durable outer shell is suitable for agricultural and industrial environments.
• Optimized Airflow System: Forced-air circulation distributes heated air rapidly into the surrounding space.
• Noise-Reduction Design: The listed configuration incorporates a multi-layer noise-control structure.
• Wide Farm Application: Suitable for livestock heating, brooding support, frost protection and temporary agricultural heating.

• Pig farm auxiliary heating
• Piglet nursery and brooding areas
• Poultry houses and brooding facilities
• Cattle and goat-farming-equipment/" target="_blank" class="keylink">sheep farm service buildings
• Livestock-house preheating before animal placement
• Agricultural greenhouses
• Farm workshops and warehouses
• Temporary winter heating
• Equipment drying and frost protection

• Place the heater on a stable, level and non-combustible surface.
• Maintain sufficient clearance around the hot-air outlet, air inlet and combustible materials.
• Provide adequate fresh-air ventilation during operation, especially when using the heater inside livestock buildings.
• Do not direct extremely hot outlet air directly toward animals, bedding, plastic curtains or combustible materials.
• Use clean diesel fuel suitable for the selected heater model.
• Inspect the fuel tank, hoses, fuel filter and burner system regularly for leakage or contamination.
• Keep the rear air inlet and fan free from dust, feathers and other obstructions.
• Clean combustion and fuel-system components according to the operating manual.
• Check thermostat and over-temperature protection functions periodically.
• Disconnect electrical power and allow the heater to cool completely before maintenance.
• For enclosed continuously occupied livestock buildings, evaluate ventilation and combustion-gas management carefully before selecting a direct-fired heater.

Q: What heating capacities are available?
A: The listed options are 20 kW, 30 kW, 50 kW and 63 kW.

Q: What fuel does the heater use?
A: The listed configuration uses diesel fuel.

Q: Does the heater control temperature automatically?
A: Yes. It has an integrated thermostat and temperature display for automatic temperature-control operation.

Q: Is the heater easy to move?
A: Yes. The unit includes wheels and a rear push handle for convenient relocation.

Q: Can it be used in a pig house?
A: Yes, when the selected model, ventilation rate and installation conditions meet the heater manufacturer's requirements and farm safety rules.

Q: Does a direct-fired diesel heater require ventilation?
A: Yes. Adequate fresh-air ventilation is essential because direct-fired heaters discharge combustion products into the heated space.

Q: How should the correct heater capacity be selected?
A: Selection should consider building volume, insulation, outdoor design temperature, ventilation rate, animal type and target indoor temperature rather than floor area alone.

Q: Can other voltage or heating configurations be supplied?
A: Electrical and heating configurations can be discussed according to project requirements and destination-market standards.