Ceiling Heater

A ceiling fan heater is a type of forced-air heating appliance that operates by pushing the hot air down away from the ceiling. These heaters are a great way to both cool and heat up spaces including: lobbies, hallways, garages, or areas that are unable to accommodate a wall heater.

• They are ceiling mounted.
• They are high above children, helping to avoid accidents.
• Distance from people in the room reduces risk of tampering or vandalism.
• Comes equipped with thermal protection.
• Has an automatic reset that increases safety and security of users.

This type of heating system uses a furnace or heat pump to warm the air and releases it through ductwork and vents. Cold air is pulled into the system where it is filtered and heated. The filter gets rid of any allergens and dust that could be brought in with the air. It is the only energy efficient heating system that is able to combine heating and cooling.

BTU stands for British thermal unit which is a measurement of how much heat energy is used to raise the temperature of one pound of water. The ‘H’ refers to how many BTUs are used in an hour.

• Single Phase—a two-wire alternating current (AC) power circuit that is commonly found in households and residential areas.
• Three Phase—a three wire alternating current (AC) that is generally found in commercial buildings due to its power density and flexibility. This wire arrangement will provide 1.7 times more power than a single phase arrangement.

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