SHANDONG DELIN

High-Volume Space Heater


High-Volume Space Heater
High-Volume Space Heater
High-Volume Space Heater
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  • High-Volume Space Heater
  • High-Volume Space Heater
  • High-Volume Space Heater

Product Details

Product Overview:
Our company’s GaoDa warm-air heaters are specialized heating units designed for industrial and commercial spaces with ceiling heights of 4 to 30 meters and large spans. Powered by hot water, steam, or electricity as the heat transfer medium, they use high‑velocity jet fans to forcibly deliver warm air, effectively overcoming the common “thermal stratification” phenomenon in tall, open spaces. By efficiently delivering heat to occupied zones, they provide uniform, energy‑efficient heating—making them the preferred heating solution for factories, warehouses, large venues, and similar applications.

Main functions of the Products:
Core Heating and Temperature Equalization

High‑velocity jet fans can deliver heated air over long distances, with a delivery range of 15–30 meters, addressing the “hot at the top, cold at the bottom” issue in tall, open spaces. They quickly achieve uniform indoor temperatures and eliminate heating dead zones.
Air Circulation and Heat Recovery

It promotes continuous air circulation indoors, prevents cold air from settling, and recovers heat from the warm air at the ceiling, thereby reducing heat loss through the building envelope. Compared with conventional heating systems, it achieves energy savings of 20% to 40%.
Heating adapted to multiple scenarios:
1. Suitable for industrial plants, machining workshops, automotive manufacturing facilities, and other production environments;
2. Suitable for winter insulation in e‑commerce fulfillment centers, logistics warehouses, large supermarkets, and sports arenas;
3. Some models that support both cooling and heating feature a summer‑mode air‑delivery/cooling coil, enabling dual functionality in a single unit.
Intelligent Control and Energy-Efficient Operation:

Standard equipped with a thermostat, supporting automatic temperature adjustment and timed on/off operation; some models also offer app-based remote control and multi-unit linked zone‑based temperature management, with variable airflow regulation to meet site-specific needs and reduce energy consumption.
Special Environment Adaptation

Customizable explosion-proof and corrosion-resistant models are available, suitable for chemical plants and other specialized industrial environments where flammable or explosive gases are present. High-temperature and low-temperature‑resistant models can meet the demands of extreme operating conditions.

Core Technical Parameters (Reference for Mainstream Models, Hot-Water Type, with a supply water temperature of 70/50°C):

Model number

Rated heating capacity ( kW)

Airflow ( m³/h)

Air supply distance ( m)

Motor power ( kW)

Applicable floor-to-ceiling height ( m)

Coverage area per unit (㎡)

Noise ( dB (A))

Power supply

Small-sized

20-30

3000-5000

10-15

0.37-0.55

4-10

100-200

≤60

380V/50Hz

Medium-sized

40-60

6000-10000

15-20

0.75-1.1

8-15

200-400

≤65

380V/50Hz

Large-sized

80-120

12,000–18,000

20-25

1.5-2.2

12-20

400-800

≤70

380V/50Hz

Extra-large

150-200

20,000–30,000

25-30

3.0-4.0

18-30

800-1200

≤75

380V/50Hz

Note: For steam‑type models, the heating capacity increases as steam pressure rises (0.2–0.6 MPa); for electric‑heating models, the power typically ranges from 10 to 60 kW, with specific specifications varying slightly by brand and model.

Additional Notes and Key Selection Considerations:
Heat Transfer Fluid and Model Selection:
1. In scenarios with a centralized hot water or steam heat source, prioritize the hot water or steam‑type model, as it offers lower operating costs.
2. In scenarios without a centralized heat source, an electric heating model can be selected, offering convenient installation and flexible control.
3. For spaces with a ceiling height exceeding 20 meters, it is recommended to select an extra-large model with a supply air distance of ≥25 meters to eliminate heating dead zones.

Key selection criteria:

The required heating capacity must be calculated based on the building’s floor-to-ceiling height, insulation conditions, and target indoor temperature (for every 3 meters of ceiling height exceeding this, an additional 5%–10% of load should be accounted for); meanwhile, select a model with an appropriate supply‑air distance according to the building’s span.
Installation and Usage Precautions:
1. The recommended lifting height is 4–6 meters above the ground to avoid direct airflow onto areas where personnel are active.
2. Hot-water and steam‑type units require regular inspection of piping and coil tubing to prevent scale buildup that could impair heat‑transfer efficiency.
3. In flammable and explosive environments, explosion-proof units must be used, along with explosion-proof fans and control components.


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