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Air conditioningAir distributionAir distribution headsAir ductsConstruction dryersDirect gas-firedDirect oil-firedElectric heatingFlue gas exhaustGas installationIndirect oil-firedInfrared oil-firedMaintenanceModificationsOil supplySafetyThermostatsTransport and mounting

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Connection Hoses Coolmobile-220Air ducts for heatingAir duct accessoriesAir distribution heads ITAAir distribution heads IMAAir distribution heads IMACFleet Manager modulesFleet Manager accessoriesInsert thermostatsIBC fuel tanksFire protectionMounting kitsBurner traysFuel tank accessoriesFresh Air IntakePressure regulatorsGas connectionAir ducts- coolersAirflow BoostersAir distribution boxesThermostat accessoriesSolenoid valvesPressure gaugesOil filters and water separatorsOil supply otherRecirculationFlue-gas outlet otherSoft startersMT fuel tanksPlug-in thermostatsTest ToolsTransformer setsBlowout nozzlesHour countersPaint spray cansPower expansionWheel sets plasticLifting bracketsModulating gas systemsChimneysRoom thermostatsWheel sets pneumatic tyresCO detectors

Mobile Cooling

Coolmobile split-unitCoolmobile spot cooler

Mobile Dehumidification

Pro dry

Mobile Heating

MBSCMBTITAITA RIMAIMACMBCBio EnergyVALGAAGABXCHVTBPro HeatTBDTA

SECTOR

AgricultureConstructionEmergency heatingEventsIndustryMilitaryPest controlRental

Ruimten

Barn/StableBusiness HallConstruction SitePoly TunnelWorkplace

MBSC
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MBT
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ITA
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ITA R
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IMA
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IMAC
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MBC
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Bio Energy
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VAL
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GA
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AGA
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BX

15 - 20 kW
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CH
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VTB
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Pro Heat
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TBD
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TA
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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.