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Dedicated accessories for ProHeat cabinet heaters, including the optional 100-litre integral fuel tank for ProHeat 100.

Find accessories for Thermobile ProHeat cabinet heaters. The ProHeat 100 tank provides an optional 100-litre fuel supply in a tank fitted underneath the heater.Check the compatible heater model when selecting an accessory. ProHeat 30 and 60 already include built-in tanks.

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ProHeat 100 tank

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	ProHeat 100 tank
Fuel tank capacity (l)	100
Accessory type	Integral fuel tank
Compatible heater	ProHeat 100
Installation position	Underneath the heater
Supply	Optional accessory, sold separately

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Calculate how much kW is needed for a specific room.

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Outdoor temperature (°C)

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Calculated heat demand *

Characteristics

Dedicated accessory for the ProHeat 100 cabinet heater

Optional integral fuel tank with 100-litre capacity

Tank installed underneath the heater

Supplied separately from the heater

Applications

Fuel supply for ProHeat 100 installations in workshops
Fuel supply for ProHeat 100 installations in warehouses and halls
Support for ProHeat 100 heating in agricultural machinery workshops

Fuel supply for ProHeat 100 installations in workshops
Fuel supply for ProHeat 100 installations in warehouses and halls
Support for ProHeat 100 heating in agricultural machinery workshops

Frequently Asked Questions

The temperature of the intake air is cooled back by about 12°C. It is therefore important to always recirculate the air from the room to be cooled. (In this case, the air is drawn in from the room and blown back into the room with a temperature approximately 12°C lower).

This depends on the area and volume, insulation of the building and application. A rule of thumb is 40W per m3 for insulated buildings and 60W per m3 for tents, for example.

For all heaters with an oil-fired auxiliary burner, the burner can be replaced with a gas-fired auxiliary burner.