DAYTON 3E134 Commercial Infrared Heater Natural Gas 90000

Dayton 3E134 commercial infrared heater uses natural gas as a fuel source to generate infrared radiation for heating up to 90000 BTUh. Its design allows for ceiling mounting to efficiently heat large spaces without occupying floor space. This Dayton infrared heater consists of resistance wire elements embedded in a ceramic base material, ensuring reliable infrared radiant emission. It is used in warehouses, factories, ice rinks and auto service garages.

Features:

• This heater features highly polished aluminium reflectors for enhanced heat distribution with maximum efficiency.
• It comes with ceramic tile elements that provide rapid heat up and long-lasting warmth.
• This Dayton infrared heater includes a chain hanging set for easy ceiling installation, ensuring space-saving and strategic heat placement.
• Its direct spark ignition offers reliable and quick start-ups.
• This vent-free heater eliminates the need for external venting, simplifying installation and maintaining indoor air quality.

Compatible Accessories:

• Dayton 1FEL1 High Intensity Rayhead: It is a device that emits infrared radiation by heating a ceramic refractory material to incandescence.
• Dayton 5ZJU0 Venting: It ensures the purity of indoor air by directing exhaust fumes outside, as the heater transforms fuel into warmth. The complexity of the venting setup can vary, comprising multiple components based on the proximity to an exterior wall or ceiling exit.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the operating temperature of Dayton 3E134 commercial infrared heater?

A. It can operate at temperatures up to 1780 degrees F.

Q. What is the recommended mounting height of Dayton 3E134 commercial infrared heater?

A. This infrared heater allows a mounting height of 18 to 20 feet.

Q. How to install Dayton infrared heater?

A.

• Follow National Fuel Gas Code ANSI/Z223.1 or CSA B149.2 for piping installation.
• Support the gas supply with proper hangers or strapping, avoiding reliance on the heater for support.
• Install a ground joint union and manual shut-off valve near the unit for emergency shut-off and easy control servicing. Consider adding a 1/8 inch NPT plugged tap for the test gauge connection.
• Place a sediment trap in the supply line's lowest spot before connecting to the heater. The trap should be at least three inches long and ideally located near the shut-off.
• Apply thread joint compound resistant to propane gas or other chemical constituents when connecting piping to the unit. This compound (pipe dope) is necessary for sealing.