Gas heater heating power 33 kW ignition electronic

 

Gas heater MASTER BLP 33 ET

Gas heaters powered by propane-butane with capacities from 15kW (model BLP 15M) to 100kW (model BLP 100E). Mainly used in well-ventilated spaces, they perform excellently in many places, such as livestock buildings, greenhouses, etc. A key advantage is 100% efficiency. Used both in small rooms and warehouse halls - wherever there is a need for quick and economical air heating. Portable, professional heaters - comfort heating for a small price. The standard equipment with the heater includes an LPG pressure reducer with a safety valve and a 1.5-meter gas hose ready for connection.

 

Advantages of the MASTER BLP 33 ET heater:

 

• almost 100% efficiency
• immediate operational readiness
• portable device
• clean combustion
• insulating thermal cover
• strong and durable construction
• easy to operate and maintain housing covered with durable paint
• motor with thermal switch
• overheat thermostat
• non-heating housing
• adjustable heat output
• NEW VERSION: styrofoam inserts to protect against transport damage
• NEW VERSION: optimised position of the overheat thermostat (interrupting thermocouple)
• NEW VERSION: new housing - better access to the gas path and electrical system
• NEW VERSION: higher IP protection rating
• NEW VERSION: isolation of electrical wires from the hot burner and fan
• NEW VERSION: new safety thermostat shortens shutdown time in case of overheating
• NEW VERSION: new burner has additional supports to prevent damage
• NEW VERSION: profiled, comfortable handle
• NEW VERSION: new, durable grill

 

Gas selection for the MASTER BLP 33 ET gas heater: Heaters can be powered by propane or propane-butane, with the use of propane alone being recommended. The difference between these gases is the price and calorific value of both gases - on propane, the heater is more efficient, meaning that the burnt gas provides more thermal energy per unit of time. To avoid the effect of frosting the gas cylinder, a sufficiently large cylinder should be used in relation to the heater's power. (Frosting occurs when using too small a cylinder due to the nature of the thermodynamic transformation occurring during gas expansion.) It is recommended to select the cylinder to the heater's power in the ratio: 1 kg of gas / 1 kW of heating power. The BLP53E heater (53kW) should be connected to a 53kg cylinder (such cylinders do not exist, so two 30kg cylinders are needed) and then the effect of frosting the cylinder or freezing the reducer will not occur.