THE HIRE SUPP HIRE FLEET EQUI P MASTER HEATERS


3 Electronic flame control with photocell 3 Stainless steel combustion chamber 3 Housing remains cool to the touch 3 Oil tank with level indicator 3 Optional room thermostat 3 Overheat thermostat 3 Heat exchanger 3 Trolley included 3 20kW – 150kW


DIESEL IN-DIRECT OIL HEATERS *


*Model shown is BV500-13CR


3 Stainless steel combustion chamber 3 Housing remains cool to the touch 3 Durable external painted finish 3 Thermally protected motor 3 Safety photocell cut off 3 Electronic flame control 3 Easy maintenance 3 Standard oil tank 3 10kW – 111kW


DIESEL DIRECT HEATERS *


*Model shown is B360 MASTER DC61 BATTERY DIESEL INFRA RED HEATER


3 On board power adapter valid from 110V to 220V AC included


3 It works with a cord and tension (110- 240V) or cordless with lithium battery (14V)


3 ILME socket for remote thermostat: analog or digital


3 Equipped with Master Lithium Battery BAT6 3 Electronic flame control with photocell 3 14V Lithium ion battery


ELECTRIC FAN HEATERS


3 Infrared heating (short wave) 3 Suction filter and inlet filter 3 Standard oil level indicator 3 Overheat thermostat 3 Post-ventilation 3 Anti-tilt switch 3 No air flow 3 Low noise


DIESEL INFRARED HEATERS


PROPANE GAS HEATERS


MASTER DEHUMIDIFIERS


Master dehumidifiers are designed to help people in air drying on many fields of application. Can be used in industry, construction, home and many others.


3 Active carbon filter absorbing unpleasant odour


3 Quiet and simple operation 3 Electronic control panel 3 Compact plastic casing 3 Light, easy to transport


3 Tank full indicator 3 Roto-molded body, easy inspection, easy cleaning


3 On board humidity setting 3 20L/24h – 52L/24h


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