HEATING SOLUTIONS GROUP SureHeat Industrial Air Heater Product Guide
Open the catalog to page 1Contents Pages 3-13 History, Applications, Air Sources, Heater Selection, Calculations Control, Connections, Controllers Pages 14-15 Series I, II, III - Basic Quartz Insulated Heaters Pages 16-18 Hot Air Tools - Compact Steel Insulated Heaters with Built-in Type K Thermocouple Pages 19-22 Serpentine II, VI - Triple Pass Exchanger Housings Pages 23-28 Threaded Inline - High Heat, High Pressure Heaters Pages 29-34 Jet, Max - Precise Control, Over-temp Protection with 2 Built-in Type K Thermocouples Pages 35-37 Max HT - Precise Control, Over-temp Protection for High Heat Applications with 2 Built-in...
Open the catalog to page 2Process Heat Products Tutco SureHeat understands industrial facilities are dependent upon productivity, safety, and efficiency. Every component, machine, and process impacts operational cost. In today’s industrial environments, meeting productivity goals can mean the difference between success and failure. As the need for higher temperatures has increased so has productivity demands. This is a problem for most air heaters. Reaching and maintaining temperatures quickly can result in dramatically reduced heater component life. The Tutco SureHeat process heat engineering team developed the innovative...
Open the catalog to page 3Applications Tutco SureHeat has developed hundreds of specialty products for the most demanding applications. With air temperatures quickly and accurately controllable to 1652°F (900°C), our air heaters are perfect solutions for critical industrial hot-air processes. • Combustion • Valve / Flow Simulation • Component Testing • Maintenance Repair & Overhaul • Wave Soldering Air Knife • Soldering / De-soldering • PCB Drying Processes • Bonding Body Panels • Curing Adhesives • Vacuum Forming • Testing and Simulation • Sealing / Curing • Heat-shrinking • Forming Paper Printing • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing...
Open the catalog to page 4Air Sources To ensure longer heater life and safe operation, it is recommended that all guidelines are followed. Please read and understand the heater operating manual before use. Failure to follow guidelines can result in heater damage, failure or personal injury. Only use air or inert gases with electric air heaters. Never use volatile or combustible gases. Compressed air or regenerative blowers are required to supply air flow and prevent failure of the heater element. The air source should be clean and dry. Dirt, grease, oil, oil vapors and corrosive or reactive gases will damage the heater....
Open the catalog to page 5Steps to Selecting an Air Heater An electric air heater works by transferring electrical energy into a passing air stream. The power and amount of air flow needed determine how hot the air heater will get. Step 1: Determine Standard Flow-rate (SCFM) SCFM = CFM x (P + 14.7) / 14.7 Step 2: Calculate Power Requirement (kW) kW = SCFM x (Exit Temp - Inlet Temp) / 2500 or kW = SCFM x (Exit Temp - Inlet Temp) / 3000 x 1.2 Step 3: Check Performance Curve Step 4: Determine Heater Pressure Rating Step 5: Other Considerations - Supply Voltage - Physical Size - Mechanical Connections ACFM = Flow Rate (Cubic...
Open the catalog to page 6Air Heater Calculation Examples 20 PSIG Pressure Gauge Use the above information to calculate SCFM. SCFM = 15 x SCFM Air Flow Pressure Inlet Temp. Power Exit Temp. Heat To calculate power requirements; use the above example and desired exit temperature of 800°F. kW = 23 x (800°F - 70°F) / 2500 = 6.72kW
Open the catalog to page 7Recommended Heater Controls Heater control systems are critical for proper heater set-up and longer element life. Before turning the power on to any heater, it is essential to have the proper air flow through the heater. Only qualified professionals should install electric air heaters and controllers. Follow all applicable electrical codes and recommended wiring. Open-Loop (Manual) Control This simple method of control uses a manually operated power controller to apply a fixed voltage to the heating element. Using this system, the operator manually adjusts the controller to change heater temperature....
Open the catalog to page 8Heater Control Connection Examples: L2 L1 SCR Controller * Built-In Thermocouple Temperature Controller Part Number: F076361 Thermocouple Placement TC placement is very important. The exposed TC junction should be no further than 1” from the Serpentine element (Left). Take precaution to have the exposed element slightly above the center of the ceramic tube (Right).
Open the catalog to page 9Heater Controls Product Picture Part Number Description F057081 – – – – – – Single phase voltage regulator 0-10 scale potentiometer Open-loop (manual) power control Input: 120-277VAC, 50/60Hz, 25A Output: 17-99% of input voltage UL recognized Phase-angled SCR power controller Regulate OSRAM heaters up to 6000W Inputs: 120/240VAC, 50/60Hz, 30A, and 4-20mADC Large Aluminum heat-sink for cooling For use with digital temperature controller F076361 F072808 – 2 zone temp switch for SSR or SCR power controllers – Reduces DC signal between temp controller and power controller – Adjustable set points...
Open the catalog to page 10Product Picture Part Numbers Description Control Panels All Max & Max HT Control Panel have the following components ——Solid state power controller SSR type ——1/16 Din PID temp controller ——ON/OFF switch ——Power ON LED ——Emergency stop ——Reset button ——3-Pole circuit breaker with door mounted operating handle ——RS485 comm port ——High limit temp controller for low airflow
Open the catalog to page 11Air Heater Products Product Series - High Temperature Applications 18 - 36.0 - (1) Built-in Type K Thermal Couple - Built-in Over-temp Protection - 3 phase
Open the catalog to page 12Max. Air Temperature °F (°C) Max. Air Pressure psi (bar) Use with Blower?
Open the catalog to page 13Series I, II, III Air Heaters General Description Series heaters are general purpose compact electric air heaters using Serpentine™ wire heating elements within a Quartz open-end ( Style A ) or nozzle ( Style B ) for spot-heating applications. The Series products are typically powered by open-loop ( manual ) power controllers. The air inlet is a high-temperature silicone rubber adapter with male spade power connectors and a ground. Mounting in existing or new equipment is made easy by the included bracket. Open-Loop Connection Diagram Line 100/270V Series I Style B Heater F014682 Air Supply Manual...
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