Fire-Flo FF42
The Fire-Flo 42 is a 42kw industrial fan heater. It has been developed to give immense heated air volume with its powerful air moving system, whilst keeping the overall dimensions as modest as possible. The unit develops 4000m3/hr of heated air at a static pressure of 600 pa, enabling the connection of a run of fixed or flexible ductwork. The FF42 heater is robustly constructed in a steel case and has casters, lifting eyes, and fork lift pockets to enable it to be easily moved.
With its powerful forward curved impellar the FF42 can pump up to 43kW of heat down 20m of ducting. The tough steel construction ensures robustness, 24V control gear including remote thermostat coupler, isolated heat plenum to channel and focus heat out of the front, while the body stays cool. Half heat setting option.
If there is a particular feature, not listed on the standard model or options, that you require on this machine, please call us and we can work out if it is possible and what price it would be.
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| Title | Value |
|---|---|
| Overtemp protection | yes |
| Plug size | 63A |
| Sound (3m) | 73 dB(A) |
| Temperature increase (ΔT) | 60°C |
| Spigot | 500mmØ |
| Mobility | Portable (fitted with castors) |
| Thermostat | optional |
| Heat Capacity | 21/42kw |
| Air flow | 4000m3/hr |
| Static pressure | 600 pa |
| Supply | 62A @ 400v/50Hz, 3 phase |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 1000mm x 700mm x 1100mm |
| weight | 130 kg |
| max ducting length | 20m |
| Phase protection | yes, 24v control circuit |
| Delivery | Dependant on stock availability. Check with us before ordering |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fire-Flo |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturers warranty |
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