DAYTON 2YU70 Electric Wall And Ceiling Unit Heater, 480V AC, 3-phase, 21-3/4 in x 19 in x 8-1/2 in

Dayton electric heaters employ a forced-air system to heat air in large or exposed areas like factories, warehouses and stockrooms. Dayton 2YU70 electric heater is used in areas with high ceilings and can heat large volume areas without the need for extensive duct systems.

Working Mechanism:

• When you turn Dayton electric heater ON, the electrical current produced heats up the nichrome wire components (also known as heating coils) in the unit.
• The electrical energy is converted into heat as the current passes through the resistor.
• This heater comes with a fan to draw cold air into the heater.
• The air passes over the heating elements and is pushed out into the room.

Features:

• BMS compatible
• Suspends from a wall or ceiling
• Uses a forced-air system that heats the air using a heating element & a fan
• Features die-formed steel housing and totally enclosed motor for protection against harsh industrial environments & contaminants
• Aluminium-finned, copper-clad, steel sheath heating element to offer excellent heat conductivity
• Advanced inlet louvre design for drawing in cool air, offering optimum cooling for the heating element
• Linear thermal protector with automatic reset to prevent overheating

Compatible Accessories:

• Vertical & horizontal brackets: They are used to attach unit heaters to walls or ceilings without taking up floor space. They either complete an initial installation or modify the mounting style of the heater, such as surface mounting a recessed heater.

Standards and Approvals:

• cUL
• UL

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What safety precautions should one keep in mind while using Dayton electric heaters?

A.
• As a precaution against possible electric shocks, all wiring must comply with the National and Local Electrical Codes of the United States.
• Before energising the heater, make sure that the voltage coming from the power supply matches the ratings printed on the nameplate.
• Dayton electric heaters are hot when in use. To avoid burns, do not let bare skin touch hot surfaces.
• If you insert or allow a foreign object into a ventilation or exhaust opening, the heater might get damaged or you might receive an electric shock.
• Don't block air intakes or exhausts in any way. Keep combustible materials away from the heater (crates, drapes, etc). Don't install heaters behind doors, furniture, towels or boxes.
• A heater has hot / arcing / sparking parts inside. You should not use it in areas where gasoline / paint / flammable liquids are used or stored, or in areas where volatile gases are present.

Q. What to do in case of electric unit heater failure?

A.

• Check the wiring connections & status of the fuse.
• Clean dirt or dust accumulated on the motor, causing heating up of the motor.
• Motors should also be lubricated regularly for smooth operation.