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ELECTRIC HEATER FAN TDS 50 EPowerful mobile heating in a trice The robust electric heater fan TDS 50 E is the powerful heating solution for the building industry and agricultural sector, for the catering trade or holiday home. With its hard-wearing double-walled housing, the TDS 50 E is on the one hand flexibly prepared for different operating conditions, and on the other hand offers good thermal insulation. Designed for a mobile change of location, the heating device can be transported conveniently using the practical carrying handle. Unlike directly fired gas or oil heating devices, the electric heater fan neither consumes oxygen nor produces combustion gases. Therefore, it can be used basically everywhere provided there is a socket – particularly for temperature control in unheated rooms.

TDS 50 Electric Fan Heater The TDS 50 electric heater provides a heating performance between 4.5 kW and 9 kW in 3 stages (stage 1 only fan). Furthermore the TDS 50 has an integrated thermostat for continously adjusting the desired temperature. In comparison to direct fired gas or oil heaters, the electric fan heaters of the TDS series dont consume oxygen or produce combustion gases. Because of that this devices can be used everywhere, in particular for temperature control of unheated interiors. Benefits in pratice: 100% TROTEC - development, design, production Multistage temperature control Integrated room thermostat for constant, cosy warmth Overheat protection Fan motor with thermal protection Condensation-free heating - no oxygen consumption - because of that the TDS 50 is suitable for uses in enclosed rooms Wall and ceiling bracket available - mounting is available as an accessory

OIL HEATER FAN IDE 30Flexible all-rounder for a wide range of heating applications: the ultramobile oil fan heater IDE 30 If you are looking for an equally cost-effective and reliable oil heating solution with clean, dry, warm air for the flexible heating of workshops, storage and production zones, construction sites or halls, the compact oil heater fan IDE 30 is our best recommendation. Owing to its durable housing made of doubly coated material, this indirectly fired oil heater fan is optimally prepared for outdoor heating applications and can further be used for heating closed rooms when applying the optionally available flue gas discharge. The firing of the IDE 30 can variably be made with diesel or fuel oil, the constant supply of which is ensured by a high-quality Danfoss injection pump. The external fuel filter enables an easy access and the current amount of fuel can conveniently be read from the integrated tank filling level indication.

Wherever condensation free warmth is needed without long air transportation ways, on site and immidately effective, the favourable electric heating units of the TDS R series are best choice. Because in comparision to direct fired gas or oil heaters dont consume oxygen and produce no combustion gases, they are well suited for temperature management of unheated inside rooms, workshops or garages. Thanks to the integrated thermostat control the produced warm air flow can be adjusted continuously to the desired temperature. If needed, the heating elements of the TDS 30 R switch on thermostatic controlled additional to the constant fan. Benefits in practise: Multistage temperature control with up to 3 heating stages Integrated room thermostat for constant, cosy warmth Overheat protection Fan motor with thermal protection Condensation-free heating - no oxygen consumption - because of that the TDS 30 R is suitable for uses in enclosed rooms Easy transportable and easy to use

The VA 40 variable area flowmeters are suitable for measuring liquids and gases The standardized device design is available with various connections that conform to standards. The glass measuring cone, protected by a metal sleeve with a viewing glass, makes it easy to read the flow directly and observe the medium. The suitability for measuring the flow of gases in accordance with the DVGW G260 process sheet has been certified by the DVGW testing station at the Gas-Fired Thermal Institute in Essen.