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DE95ELECTRIC HEATERSThe DE95 is a very efficient electric fan heater and is available as a 415 volt 3 ph versiononly. The unit has three settings, 10 kW, 15 kW or 20 kW and can either be hard wired orsupplied with a short cable tail and suitable plug. For automatic operation, the DE95 canbe used in conjunction with the T32 control thermostat.Specifications<strong>Heating</strong> duty (max)20 kW 68,240 btuAir flow (max)1,500 m³/hrTypical heated area 484 m³Power supply415 V 3 ph 50 Hz Run 28 A (max)Generator size25 kVAPlug typeBS4343 32 A 3 ph 4 pinNoise level (max)61 dBA @ 1 metreWeight32 kgDimensions (L x W x H)470 x 410 x 580 mmControlManual (in line auto stat/contactor available)Power consumption (max)20 kW/hr148 Click www.andrews-sykes.com
ELECTRIC HEATERSCT20The CT20 has been designed to supply heat to awkward areas where access is difficultand can be fitted with up to 3 metres of flexible ducting. The CT20 is only availableas a 230 volt version; has an integral automatic control thermostat and a double skinconstruction to ensure low surface temperature.SpecificationsNominal heating duty2.8 kW 9,553 btuAir flow (max)200 m³/hrTypical heated area 67 m³Power supply230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 12 ANoise level (max)44 dBA @ 1 metreWeight10.5 kgDimensions (L x W x H)395 x 332 x 310 mmDuct length (max)3 metresDuct size100 mmControlAutomatic integral thermostatAverage power consumption2.8 kW/hror Call Us Free 0800 211 611149
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Our Customer Charter■■ Our miss
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Air conditioning■■ Price compet
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Air conditioning typesThe operation
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Selection and installationSelection
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSET7The ET7 air co
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSPolar BreezeThe P
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSZephyr ETThe Zeph
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ET17 HDEXHAUST TUBE UNITSThe ET17 H
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PAC22 Series 2PAC UNITSThe PAC22 is
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Little CoolerEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe
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M3000LEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe M3000L
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Double CoolerEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe
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Eventair CompactEVAPORATIVE COOLERS
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FC21LOW TEMPERATURE CHILLERSThe Fas
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Fluid chillersEXHAUST TUBE UNITSThe
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Chillers for air conditioningThe op
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Chillers for breakdown recoveryFlui
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200 kWCHILLER UNITSThe 200 kW fluid
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550 kWCHILLER UNITSThe 550 kW fluid
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