Confort Cabinet Heaters Evolve
The oil-fired Confort cabinet heaters range has been revised.
Confort cabinet heaters - new style
The original Confort range of oil-fired cabinet heaters were notable when they first arrived 3 years ago because they had an on board oil tank which meant that the hassle and expense of installing a piped connection to a bunded fuel tank was avoided.
The new range also has an on board tank but the tanks are bigger and much more part of the heater as opposed to sticking on the front of the unit. Old Confort cabinet heaters or new revised range, the main feature is the same - they are as close to 'plug and play' as it is possible to get with a cabinet heater. The relative ease of installation and their small footprint make them ideal for numerous industrial applications, such as workshops, industrial units, car showrooms and more rustic retail outlets.
Previously, the Confort range featured the 1G and 2G models, which gave a heat power output of 31kW and 61kW, respectively. Looking at the new 35, 70, and 100 models, they give a heat power output of 35kW, 70kW, and 100kW, respectively. The new range offers an extra model at the top end and greater output across the range
Confort Cabinet Heaters Compaison with the old range
Take a look at the table below for a further comparison and what the new models have to offer:
| Old models | New models | ||||
| Model | CONFORT 1G | CONFORT 2G | CONFORT 35 | CONFORT 70 | CONFORT 100 |
| Rated heat power [kw] | 34.8 | 69.8 | 34.76 | 70.78 | 100.48 |
| Output heat power [kw] | 31.3 | 62 | 32.64 | 65.96 | 93.65 |
| Heat efficiency [ % ] | 90 | 90 | 93.4 | 93.2 | 93.2 |
| Air flow [ m3/h] | 2400 | 4 | 2.7 | 6 | 7.8 |
| Available static pressure [ mm H2O] | 10 | 10 | 15 | 15 | 15 |
| Fuel consumption [kg/h] | 2.93 | 5.88 | 2750 | 5600 | 7950 |
| Tank capacity [ l ] | 65 | 65 | 70 | 110 | 110 |
| Power consumption 230V [ W ] | 677 | 1550 | 680 | 1350 | 1750 |
A further comparison shows a few extra features ...
| The old 1G/2G models | The new 35/70/100 models |
| X | ERP compliant |
| X | Electronic flame control |
| Built-in room thermostat (+5°/+30° C) | Built-in electronic room thermostat (0°/+40° C) |
| FAN-LIMIT bi-thermostat with manual reset | FAN-LIMIT bi-thermostat with automatic and manual reset |
| Air outlet head with adjustablelouvres, revolving at 360° | Option for air outlet head with adjustable louvres, revolving at 360°, or a static plenum box with output of 360° |
| Summer-winter switch for use as a fan | X |
Cosmetically, the design and look has received a major upgrade. The new models move away from the white and red to a more industrial looking metal-grey.
Functions are now controlled with touchpad buttons which give a much newer look, compared to the switches and knobs on the older models.
Overall, the new models bring a fresh look and more powerful performance to the Confort cabinet heater range. If you have any further queries on the units or their applications, please contact our UK based office on 01729824108, or at [email protected]
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