DAYTON 3VE52 Oil Fired Torpedo Heater 210000 BtuH

Dayton 3VE52 oil-fired torpedo heater is designed to function as the primary source of heat in open spaces or large ventilated areas like construction sites and jobsites.

Working Mechanism:

• An electromagnetic pump is used in Dayton torpedo heater to propel fuel into the fuel line and eventually the burner head's nozzle, spraying it into the combustion chamber.
• A spark plug ignites the fuel & air mixture and starts the heating process.
• This process circulates heated air across a room using a fan.
• The fans suck air in from the rear.
• Finally, the air is circulated through a cylinder to heat the area.

Features:

• 3VE52 Dayton 210000 BTU heater has an open flame that directly heats air to warm a space.
• It can be comfortably moved wherever heat is required and provides an adjustable heat angle.
• This unit features powder-coated finish to resist corrosion.

Compatible Accessories:

• Dayton Fuel Tank Assemblies: Dayton torpedo heater can be fitted with new fuel tank assemblies once the pre-installed assembly gets old, worn out or damaged.
• Dayton Thermostats: These temperature controls can get damaged or show the wrong reading. Users should replace them for the proper functioning of the unit.

Standards and Approvals:

• cCSAus
• NEMA 5-15P

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How does this portable torpedo heater operate?

A. This heater requires 1-K kerosene for electricity and combustion to operate the fan.

Q. How much time does it take to fill the tank fully?

A. It requires 8 hours to fill the unit's 13-gallon tank.

Q. What is the maximum air flow rate of this heater?

A. It offers air flow rates up to 650 cfm.

Q. For how long can a torpedo heater operate continuously?

A. A torpedo heater offers an operating capacity of about 15 hours.

Q. What types of fuel are compatible with 3VE52 oil-fired torpedo heater?

A.

• Diesel
• Fuel oil
• Jet A, JP-8 & K1 kerosene