Dayton
Dayton 3E462 90000 BtuH LP Infrared Flat Panel Heater
A suspended propane infrared flat-panel heater delivering 90,000 BtuH input for indoor ceiling mounting with chain suspension
- Heats large areas with 90,000 BtuH propane input
- Mounts at 16 to 18 ft minimum height for safety
- Covers 20 ft x 20 ft floor space at minimum height
- Operates on standard 120 V AC, 60 Hz power
- Chain suspension design suits 22 1/2 in overall height
Suspended Infrared Flat Panel Heater
The Dayton 3E462 is a suspended infrared flat panel heater that runs on propane. It delivers a heating capacity input of 90,000 BtuH and operates on a 120 V AC, 60 Hz control voltage. The unit is designed for indoor use only and mounts to the ceiling using chain suspension.
Replaces less efficient heating methods
This heater suits spaces that can accommodate a minimum mounting height of 16 to 18 ft. At that height it covers a floor area of 20 ft by 20 ft, while a mounting height of 18 to 20 ft yields a typical coverage of 24 ft by 24 ft. The jump is worth it when you need directed radiant heat across a broad indoor zone.
Check ceiling height and fuel supply
Verify that your ceiling allows a mounting height of at least 16 ft and that the structure can support chain suspension. Confirm a propane supply is available and that the 120 V AC, 60 Hz electrical circuit is present for the controls. The overall dimensions are 22 1/2 in high, 26 5/8 in wide and 15 1/4 in deep.
Highlights
- Heats large areas with 90,000 BtuH propane input
- Mounts at 16 to 18 ft minimum height for safety
- Covers 20 ft x 20 ft floor space at minimum height
- Operates on standard 120 V AC, 60 Hz power
- Chain suspension design suits 22 1/2 in overall height
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What ceiling height and chain-suspension clearance does the 22 1/2 in tall panel need?
Mount the heater 16 to 18 ft above the floor for minimum coverage of 20 ft by 20 ft, or 18 to 20 ft for typical coverage of 24 ft by 24 ft using chain suspension.
How is the 120 V AC, 60 Hz control circuit wired during chain-suspension installation?
Hang the unit from the ceiling with chain, then connect the 120 V AC, 60 Hz supply to the integral control box following the wiring diagram; the step often missed is verifying polarity before powering up.
When should the propane burner and infrared emitter surface be inspected or replaced?
Inspect the burner and emitter before each heating season and after any period of heavy indoor use; replace components if flame pattern becomes uneven or ceramic surfaces show cracking.
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