Thermobile GA - Propane gas-fired heater

GA

The Thermobile GA has proven itself as a propane heater that is ideally suited for drying and storing agricultural products. The GA can be placed both horizontally and vertically, allowing it to be hung in any location without any problems. With its robust design made of stainless steel plate, this heater will be used for a long time without any problems.

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Characteristics

Equipped with burner automatic, ionisation flame protection, thermostat connection and hose breakage protection.

Low-maintenance, moisture- and dust-proof control cabinet.

Clean combustion air through outside air intake (models GA-60/85/110).

All GA models can be connected to a modulating system.

Can be placed both vertically and horizontally for fan position drying systems.

Suspension brackets and wheel sets optionally available. (wheel set for GA-110 as standard)

Large and adjustable capacity.

KIWA approved.

Applications
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Heating of livestock buildings.
Heating greenhouses and polytunnels.
Drying of agricultural products.

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Heating of livestock buildings.
Heating greenhouses and polytunnels.
Drying of agricultural products.

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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.