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Dayton 3E133 Commercial Infrared Heater NG 60,000 BtuH
A suspended natural-gas infrared panel heater delivering 60,000 BtuH input for ceiling-mounted commercial heating
- Delivers 60,000 BtuH for large-area heating
- Natural gas fuel lowers operating cost
- Chain suspension enables flexible ceiling mounting
- 120 V AC control simplifies electrical installation
- Indoor-only rating suits commercial and industrial spaces
Commercial Infrared Heater NG 60,000 BtuH
The Dayton 3E133 is a suspended flat panel heater that burns natural gas to deliver 60,000 BtuH input. It is built for indoor commercial spaces such as warehouses, workshops and garages where radiant warmth at floor level is preferred over forced air. The unit mounts to the ceiling by chain suspension and operates on a 120 V AC, 60 Hz control circuit.
Thermals noise and power draw
Radiant output warms people and objects directly without heating large volumes of air, so perceived comfort arrives quickly after ignition. The gas burner runs silently with no blower fan, and the only electrical draw comes from the low-voltage control system. California Proposition 65 labeling notes that the product contains a chemical known to the state to cause cancer.
Build quality and mounting implications
The heater measures 22 1/2 in high, 19 1/8 in wide and 15 1/4 in deep, giving a compact profile for overhead installation. Chain suspension allows the mounting height to be set between 12 ft and 16 ft, with floor coverage ranging from 16 ft by 16 ft at the lowest position to 18 ft by 18 ft at the typical 14 ft to 16 ft height. Ceiling-only mounting means the unit cannot be wall-mounted or used outdoors.
Highlights
- Delivers 60,000 BtuH for large-area heating
- Natural gas fuel lowers operating cost
- Chain suspension enables flexible ceiling mounting
- 120 V AC control simplifies electrical installation
- Indoor-only rating suits commercial and industrial spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the Dayton 3E133 suspended from the ceiling and what clearance is required?
It uses chain suspension and must be mounted 12 to 14 ft above the floor for minimum height, or 14 to 16 ft for typical coverage.
What ongoing maintenance does the infrared burner need?
The natural gas burner and pilot assembly should be inspected annually for soot, debris and proper ignition before each heating season.
At what point does the 60,000 BtuH input hit its coverage limit during continuous operation?
The heater covers 16 ft x 16 ft at the 12 to 14 ft minimum height and 18 ft x 18 ft at the 14 to 16 ft typical mounting height.
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