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TPI Corporation P3P5115CA1N Fan Forced Unit Heater, Horizontal or Vertical Mounted, 43 Degree Temperature Rise, 32\" Air Throw Distance, 15KW Wattage, 480 Volt
Brand Name TPIColor Gray Powder CoatEAN 0686334645362Item Weight 64 poundsModel Number P3P5115CA1NNational Stock Number 4520-01-323-3214Number of Items 1Part Number P3P5115CA1NUNSPSC Code 40101800UPC 686334645362
Product Features15KW, 480V, 18.1 amps, 3 phase forced air heater for use in warehouses, gyms, and other commercial environments32 feet of air throw at 1,100 CFMCapable of 43 degrees F temperature riseCan be mounted horizontally or vertically with brackets (sold separately)18 gauge welded steel cabinet with powder-coated finish for strength and corrosion resistanceProduct DescriptionThis TPI Corporation P3P5115CA1N 15KW, 480V, 18.1 amp, three phase forced air heater has a 32 foot air throw distance at 1,100 cubic feet per minute (CFM), and is suitable for use in warehouses, gyms, and other commercial environments. The heater is capable of a 43 degree F temperature rise and has a 24 volt temperature control system. A totally enclosed, one-speed, permanently lubricated, thermally protected motor with unit bearings is mounted with rubber insulators to minimize vibration and noise. This unit can be mounted vertically or horizontally using mounting brackets (sold separately), and its 18 gauge welded steel cabinet with powder-coated finish provides strength and corrosion resistance. Louvers are individually adjustable for directional control of air flow up to 15 degrees.
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