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Non explosion proof heaters - for non-hazardous areas |
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INTERTEC offers the broadest selection of non explosion-proof heaters on the market, backed by an exceptional range of approvals including the IEC scheme, ATEX for European applications, CSA/NRTL for America, GOST-R and GOST-K for the CIS countries, and many other national certificates ( NEPSI for China etc.).
The range allows users to configure an exact solution with the optimum heat transfer method, the best mounting, etc. The table below provides an overview of the range. INTERTEC will also help you to select the right component, or configure an application-specific heating or temperature regulation solution for you.
Many accessories are available to help you configure an ideal solution including heat tracing, junction boxes, thermostats, alarms and controllers - and a special mounting system for convection heating of process transmitters. (INTERTEC's explosion proof heaters range can be found here.)
All heaters :
- IP68 rated
- Available for T3, T4 , T5 , T6 rating
- Voltages: 24V , 120V, 230V 240V to 265, 277V or special voltages
- IEC, ATEX, CSA NRTL approved or bi-standard
Not all combinations of power, temperature class rating, voltage , approval, controller are technical possible or available.
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What forms of protection are possible? More
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Do-it-yourself integration
We offer free software to help you configure your own enclosure, cabinet or shelter scale solutions faster and more efficiently.
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Turnkey design/build
The SAFE LINK service creates complete system solutions, tailor-made for your needs. Our systems are much more than the sum of their parts - you get truly integrated solutions with added-value performance and reliability derived from know-how gained on thousands of similar applications. |
INTERTEC's datasheet library. More
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Turnkey heating solutions
INTERTEC will design and build a custom heated enclosure or cabinet solution for you; call for details. Our service includes the design of 'hot boxes' for high temperature heating in hazardous areas
Read a useful article on hot box design here, published by Engineer IT (South Africa).
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