Commercial Infrared Heaters
You want your employees to be warm and comfortable to be able to their jobs as comfortably as possible, especially during the chilly winter months. Whether you have a warehouse, a construction job site, a garage, or a cold factory floor, we can help.
More, infrared heaters are cost effective, using up to 70% less energy than traditional forced air heaters. With proper, annual maintenance, which can be done by our team of experts, you'll enjoy years of smooth, efficient heating!
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gn5/gp5
The GN5/GP5 is the newest model produced for the Val6 series. It incorporates a gas burner into our infrared heater technology as it utilizes a premixed combustion burner that creates a blue flame due to premixing the fuel gas and air in advance. This means virtually silent operation and clean combustion.
Daystar 2.6 Gallon Kerosene/Diesel
Featuring 51,200 BTU/hr, a high-pressure spray burner, 120V/60 Hz, photocell flame monitor, fuse overheat prevention system that prevents system tip-over, and no odor or smoke while running. 4 tenths of a gallon an hour.
kbe5l 15.1 Gallon Diesel/Kerosene
Featuring 111,000 BTU/hr, 0.85 gallons per hour nozzle, 120v/60 Hz, photocell flame monitor, tilts upwards 20 degrees, and no odor or smoke while running.
kbe5s 9 Gallon Diesel/Kerosene
Featuring 111,000 BTU/hr, 0.85 gallons per hour nozzle, 120V/60 Hz, photocell flame monitor, 3A, tilts upwards 20 degrees, and no odor or smoke while running.
EPX
EPX is the Val6 Series’ most powerful, yet efficient model ever. With the enlarged combustion chamber, 20% larger radiation disk and improved atomization, the coexistence of power and economy is now possible.
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MPx
MPX is the reflection of 35 years of technological advancement. The MPX with its compact size can still be used for commercial grade applications as well as applications requiring limited space. 4.8 tenths of a gallon per hour on high.
