T2RIB 05 Wall Mounted Convector Heater
Details
A powerhouse in a small frame, the T2RIB range of heaters with outputs from 250w to 2000w. All heaters in this range have a maximum surface temperature of 69°C, below the maximum limit stipulated for electric heaters.They are constructed in aluminum and stainless steel, are lightweight and therefore ideal suited to ships and other offshore installations where there are space and weight limitations.
These heaters are IP44 rated and suitable for rooms on ships and offshore installations. It s a good option where space and weight are important factors when choosing a heating source, for example in bathrooms and WCs.The heater features a protection grating at the top to prevent it from being covered, and an automatic thermal cut-out to prevent overheating.
Features
- Flow-through marine heater with on/off switch, bi-metal thermostat, thermal cut-out and protection grille.
- 230 V and 400V (it can be produced in other voltages)
- Colour: RAL 9016 white
- Connection: Right-hand side
- Fitting to walls: Heaters must be fitted horizontally and are delivered with solid wall brackets.
- Max. surface temperature: 79°C
- Classification: IP 44. This heater is particularly suited for use in damp environment, e.g. bathrooms and toilets
Heaters within the T2RIB range have approvals by several risk assessment foundations including:
- Det Norske Veritas DNV
- Russian River Register RRR
- Russian Maritime Register Shipping RMRS
- Germanischer Lloyd
- Bureau Veritas
- American Bureau of Shipping ABS
Additional Details
| Delivery | This item is usually stocked overseas and takes about 2 weeks to deliver. If stock in UK deliverable in 3-4 days. Enquire on 01609 243164 |
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| Brand | Telco |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturers warranty |
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