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Heating
Motor Starters
HEATSTORE
Recessed Air Curtains
HEATSTORE
The high performance HSACR Range of heaters complement our
standard air curtains and are for use where a flush-fit in the ceiling
Convectors is required. The units have remote switching, two-stage heating
Our re-styled range of Convector Heaters provide
output and the option of thermostatic control.
powerful 2kW or 3kW output. The HS2020WMN is
Available in 3.0kW and 4.5kW ratings.
designed for wall mounting in commercial
Product Ref Code Rating (kW) Dimensions Price Each
applications and is only supplied with wall mounting
0281-5204 HSACR3000 3 346x595x165 534.41
brackets. All other models come with feet and wall
0281-5207 HSACR4500 4.5 346x895x165 657.26
brackets as standard.
HEATSTORE
Product Ref Code Rating Dimensions Thermostat Description Price
(kW) Preset Each
0336-2341 HS2020TX 2 420x200x580 0-35°C Timer 60.49 Ceiling Heaters
0336-2344 HS2020XN 2 420x200x580 0-35°C Timer 29.36
The Recessed Ceiling Heater Range is designed to replace a standard
0016-1209 HS2020WMN 2 360x197x619 5-35°C Wall Mounted 34.30
600mm ceiling panel, making it ideal for heating areas where wall and
0016-1215 HS3030N 3 444x197x739 5-35°C Wall Mounted 50.58
floor space are at a premium as in shops and offices.
0045-2329 HS3030TN 3 444x197x739 5-35°C Timer 67.89
Supplied with a white diffuser.
Product Ref Code Rating (kW) Dimensions Price Each
HEATSTORE
0045-2368 HSRCH3000 3 Recessed 298.74
0045-2371 HSRCH4500 4.5 Recessed 328.67
0049-9132 HSSCH3000 3 Surface Mounting 401.48
Fan Heaters
0049-9135 HSSCH4500 4.5 Surface Mounting 427.45
Our range of quiet running Fan Heaters provide
instant, portable heat.
HEATSTORE
Heat Tube (Tubular Heaters)
Product Ref Code Rating (kW) Dimensions Variable Price Each
The Heat Tube range provides constant low level background
0336-2347 HS4212XI 2 260x130x225 Y 22.64
heat for warmth or frost protection.
0111-3970 HS4212XO 2 290x225x160 Y 31.47
FEATURES: Comprehensive range of 6 loadings/output Supplied
with brackets. Linking kits available (HTLK).
Corrosion resistant aluminium. Guards available for all lengths.
HEATSTORE
Product Ref Code Model Rating (Watts) Length (mm) Price Each
0102-3859 HSTG1 HT1 60 410 17.45
Frostguard 0102-3862 HSTG2 HT2 120 670 25.31
The Frost Guard incorporates thermostatic control and a frost
0111-3940 HSTG3 HT3 180 980 34.36
protection setting for when ambient temperature falls below 5°C.
0111-3943 HSTG4 HT4 240 1280 39.69
For use in greenhouses, lofts or garages as a portable or
0111-3946 HSTG5 HT5 300 1590 46.35
permanently mounted - vertically or horizontally. Now available in
0111-3949 HSTG6 HT6 360 1890 53.05
1.0kW with fan for air circulation.
HEATSTORE
Product Ref Code Rating (W) Dimensions Price Each
0049-9141 HSMP05 450 345x255x150 46.76
0111-3973 HSMP10 1000 345x255x150 59.89
Towel Rails
A towel rail is the perfect answer for bathrooms and en suites. The
new white HSTR120W and HSTR175W complement our chrome
HEATSTORE
range. Our new HSTR100C 100W chrome towel rail is a stylish
addition to the range. All units are splash-proof, pre-wired, come
with mounting brackets and are maintenance free.
Downflow Heaters
Product Ref Code Rating (Watts) Dimensions Price Each
The HS2000EN and HS2000N are styled to match our shower range
0016-1566 HSTR100 100 570 x 710 x 100 60.25
and provide an instant heat source for bathrooms, kitchens and
0102-0205 HSTR130C 90 851 x 570 x 114 131.72
smaller rooms.
0102-0202 HSTR90C 60 616 x 570 x 114 107.52
0111-4012 HSTR120W 120 616 x 570 x 114 81.01
0111-4015 HSTR175W 175 851 x 570 x 114 93.07
Product Ref Code Dimensions Price Each
0099-8302 HS2000N 242x229x109 42.64
0336-2395 HSTR100C 100 570x710x100 86.89
0099-8296 HS2000EN 242x229x109 60.42
HEATSTORE
HEATSTORE Storage Heaters HSX-N/HSXDA-N
The HSXN and HSXDAN ranges provide you with the versatility of manual or
Warm Air Curtains automatically charged storage heaters. Finished in a neutral 'barley' colour,
The Air Curtain Range is designed for installation above
these attractive slimline heaters are ideal for both domestic and commercial
doorways to reduce heat loss from buildings. They have
environments. In the HSXDAN range, the automatic 'dual sensor' enables
integral switching for power selection and air circulation.
even greater efficiency when used with split or variable tariffs. It automatically
Available in 3, 4.5, 6 ratings. The 6kW unit is designed to be
relates the charge the heater receives, to both the room temperature and the
mounted at normal height to heat wider doorways. The 9 and
core
temperature.BEAB approved. The HSX6N 'Baby' storage heater is ideal
12kW models are for extra tall or wide double door ways and
for use in confined spaces such as bathrooms or commercial washrooms as
are supplied with a remote switching controller as standard.
the controls are not accessible to the users.
Product Ref Code Rating (kW) Dimensions Price Each Product Ref Code Rating (kW) Dimensions Description Price Each
0111-3976 HSAC3000N 3 210 x 634 x 175/67 169.80 0016-1596 HSX6N 0.85 700 x 183 x 332 Manual 168.01
0336-2353 HSAC3000SS 3 210x634x175/67 197.07 0016-1581 HSX12N 1.7 700 x 183 x 560 Manual 235.70
0111-3979 HSAC4500N 4.5 210 x 634 x 175/67 196.33 0016-1587 HSX18N 2.55 700 x 183 x 788 Manual 301.04
0111-3982 HSAC6000N 6 210 x 900 x 175/67 326.25 0016-1593 HSX24N 3.4 700 x 183 x 1016 Manual 366.09
0049-9126 HSAC9000 9 300x1300x234/193 920.01 0016-1647 HSXDA12N 1.7 700 x 183 x 560 Dual Sensor 242.56
0336-2356 HSAC9000C 9 205x990x110/67 642.16 0016-1653 HSXDA18N 2.55 700 x 183 x 788 Dual Sensor 310.53
0049-9129 HSAC12000 12 300x1300x234/193 971.11 0016-1659 HSXDA24N 3.4 700 x 183 x 1016 Dual Sensor 378.21
Please Note: All prices shown exclude V.A.T.
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