Application case

Description

peculiarity

Office building

In multi-story office buildings, duct heaters are used in multi-zone HVAC systems to provide individual temperature control for each floor or zone, ensuring comfort.

Often combined with VAV (Variable Air volume) systems, it provides flexible zone heating and is suitable for large commercial buildings.

Food processing plant

In food processing facilities, duct heaters are designed for use in humid and corrosive environments to maintain the temperature of processing and storage areas.

Stainless steel frame and components, corrosion resistance, meet hygiene standards, commonly found in washing areas and high temperature processing areas.

Indoor swimming pool

Air duct heaters are used to maintain a comfortable air temperature and control humidity to prevent condensation and provide a pleasant environment for users.

Must be resistant to moisture, equipped with double overheating protection to ensure safe operation, common in commercial and public facilities.

Marine application

On a ship or offshore platform, duct heaters provide heating for crew quarters or operating areas and withstand salty and wet conditions.

ATEX/IECEx compliant for use in potentially explosive environments such as chemical carriers or offshore drilling platforms.

dwelling

In homes with forced air HVAC systems, duct heaters provide efficient heating in winter and are particularly suitable for cold climates.

Can be used as a supplementary heating or primary heating source, installed in a central HVAC system to enhance heat distribution at the far end of the room.

Dehumidification system

In HVAC systems designed for dehumidification, duct heaters are used to reheat the air after it has been cooled and dehumidified, ensuring that the supply air temperature is met.

Commonly used in high humidity areas, such as commercial buildings in tropical climates, combined with cooling coils to achieve temperature and humidity control.