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BODY / CHAMELEON CERAMIC INFRARED HEATERS |
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An
efficient heat source for many industrial and commercial applications,
the Black Body and Chameleon Ceramic Infrared Heater is available
in an array of sizes and modules. Underwriter's Laboratories component
recognition is available on many of the items shown. Parabolic or
flat profiles, square, rectangular or round shapes, mounted in housings
or panels, Black Body and Chameleon Ceramic Heaters can easily be
installed and arranged to produce heat patterns limited only by the
imagination of the designer. |
Efficiently
emits radiant energy
Corrosion
and oxidation resistant
Peak
energy wave length of 3-5 microns
Modular
panels available
Modules
and panels can be zoned
Virtually
no maintenance required
Up
to 10,000 hours operating life
Available
with type J or type K thermocouple
6
inch ceramic bead insulated leads
Wattage
tolerance +/-5%
Chameleon
color changes from yellow to brown when processing temperatures are
reached |
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RADIANT PROCESS HEATERS |
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Radiant Heater assemblies are Incoloy sheathed tubular heaters mounted
in an aluminum housing with a reflector to provide a uniform band
of radiant heat to the working surface.
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Broad
beam - for use as a surface heating medium. |
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Break,
splash, shockproof metal sheath heating element - extruded aluminum
housing. |
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Absorbed
easily by all colors, clear glass, plastics, transparent solids
and liquids. |
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FAR
Infrared - Long invisible radiant wave length (2.5/3 microns). |
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Typical
work range to 500 F, practical maximum to 900 F. |
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For
outdoor or hazardous locations specify M7 Terminal enclosure. |
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Design
and Installation: |
- Normally used
perpendicular to direction of work.
- May be ganged
together for continuous heat bank.
- Reflector normally
located 12" from work. Distance can be varied due to specific
application requirements.
- Snap-on nickel-plated
protective grill available.
- Each unit has
at least two sliding steel clamps for mounting that can be positioned
at any point along the length of the housing.
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