Watlow Heater Catalog

Cover1
Letter from Peter Desloge2
Overview of Watlow SELECT Page 13
Overview of Watlow SELECT Page 24
Table of Contents5
Heater Selection Matrix7
Cartridge/Insertion Heaters11
Tubular Heaters59
Flexible Heaters111
Immersion Heaters145
Circulation Heaters299
Fluid Delivery Heaters369
Air Heaters377
High-Temperature Heaters411
Specialty Heaters445
Strip/Clamp-On Heaters464
Band/Barrel Heaters480
Nozzle Heaters494
Radiant Heaters498
Thermostats and Accessories508
Reference Data520
Agency Certifications, Recognition and Approvals556
Index562
Terms and Conditions of Sale567
Heater Selection Matrix7
Heating Solids7
Heating Liquids/Surface Heating and Immersion8
Heating Gases9
Heating Within a Vacuum10
Cartridge/Insertion Heaters11
FIREROD® Cartridge Heaters13
Performance Capabilities13
Features and Benefits13
Typical Applications13
Applications and Technical Data14
Tolerances14
Dimensional Data15
Camber15
Electrical Data16
Maximum Allowable Watt Density17
Correction Factors17
Heating Metals17
Watt Density vs. Ambient Air Temperature18
Sheath Temperature in Ambient Air18
Watt Density in Moving Air18
Lead and Diameter Information19
Standard Lead Specifications19
Additional Lead Specifications19
Lead Adapter (LA) Options20
Patented La Modification Method20
Modifying Basic FIRERODs Using the LA Process for Swaged-in Leads21
Termination Options21
LA Swaged-in Flexible Leads21
No-Heat Extensions21
LA Straight Stainless Steel Braid22
LA Silicone Rubber Seal and Leads22
LA Straight Stainless Steel Hose22
LA PTFE Seal and Leads22
LA Straight Stainless Steel Hose with PTFE Leads and Seal22
LA Straight Stainless Steel Braid with PTFE Leads and Seal22
LA Right Angle Options23
LA Right Angle Leads23
LA Right Angle Stainless Steel Hose with PTFE Leads and Seal23
LA Right Angle Stainless Steel Hose23
LA Right Angle Stainless Steel Braid24
LA Right Angle Stainless Steel Braid with PTFE Leads and Seal24
LA Mounting Options24
LA Stainless Steel Threaded Fittings24
Flanges25
Locating Ring25
LA Options26
Lead Type Codes26
No-Heat Length Adder Codes26
Non-Lead Adapter (LA) Modification Coding27
Mounting Option Codes27
Pin Option Codes27
Made-to-Order Straight Options28
Swaged-in Flexible Leads28
Straight Stainless Steel Hose28
PTFE Seal and Leads28
Straight Stainless Steel Braid28
Made-to-Order Right Angle Options29
Right Angle Leads29
Right Angle Stainless Steel Braid29
Right Angle Stainless Steel Hose29
Made-to-Order Termination Options30
Ground Lead30
Ceramic Bead Insulation30
Made-to-Order Options30
Distributed Wattage30
Thermocouple Types30
Internal Thermocouples31
Made-to-Order Mounting Options31
Threaded Fittings31
Flanges32
Locating Rings32
Extended Capabilities For Custom Cartridge Heaters33
Termination Options35
Low Electrical Leakage35
Silicone Rubber Seal and Leads35
Post Terminals35
Epoxy Seal35
Options35
Individually Controlled Heat Zones35
Passivation35
Bent FIREROD36
Centerless Grinding36
Extended Capabilities For High-Temperature (HT) FIREROD Heaters37
Performance Capabilities37
Features and Benefits37
Typical Applications37
Options38
Cartridge Heater Part Numbers39
Metric FIREROD Cartridge Heaters49
Performance Capabilities49
Features and Benefits49
Typical Applications49
Applications and Technical Data50
Electrical Data50
Tolerances50
Maximum Allowable Watt Density51
Heating Metals51
Watt Density vs. Ambient Air52
Sheath Temperature in Ambient Air52
Watt Density in Moving Air52
Termination Options53
Swaged-in Flexible Leads53
Stainless Steel Braid53
Right Angle Leads53
Ceramic Bead Insulation53
Stainless Steel Hose54
Silicone Rubber Seal and Leads54
PTFE Seal and Leads54
No-Heat Section54
Ground Lead55
Options55
Distributed Wattage55
Internal Thermocouple Sensors55
Mounting Options56
Locating Ring56
Flanges56
Threaded Fittings56
Extended Capabilities for Metric FIREROD Cartridge Heaters57
Termination Options57
Post Terminals57
Epoxy Seal and Leads57
Options57
Individually Controlled Heat Zones57
MULTICELL Heaters58
For detailed Product Info.58
Tubular Heaters59
WATROD™ Single/Double-Ended Heaters61
Features and Benefits61
Specifications62
Options64
Moisture Resistant Seals64
External Finishes64
Zoned Heaters64
End-Seal Options64
Terminations65
Bend Formations66
Double-Ended WATROD Bend Formations66
Single-Ended WATROD Bend Formations66
Figures 1 and 266
Figures 3 through 867
Figures 9 through 1468
Figures 15 through 1869
Figures 19 through 2470
Figures 25 through 3071
Figures 31 through 32, 37 through 4072
Figures 41 through 4673
Figures 47 through 5274
Figures 53 through 5675
Mounting Methods76
Brackets76
Locator Washers76
Single Leg Bracket76
Threaded Bulkheads77
Extended Capabilities for WATROD Single/Double-Ended Heaters78
Options78
Zoned Heaters78
Features and Benefits78
Bend Formations78
Figures 33 through 3678
Double-Ended WATROD Part Numbers79
Single-Ended WATROD Application Hints83
High-Temperature Tubular Heaters84
Features and Benefits84
Typical Applications84
Sheath Temperature Versus Oven Temperature at Various Watt Density85
Heater Life Estimate Service85
Extended Capabilities for MULTICOIL™ Tubular Heaters86
Performance Capabilities86
Features and Benefits86
Typical Applications86
Options87
Specifications87
FIREBAR® Single/Double-Ended Heaters88
Double-Ended Performance Capabilities88
Single-Ended Performance Capabilities88
Specifications89
One Inch Features and Benefits91
5/8 Inch Features and Benefits91
Performance Features92
Flat Surface Geometry92
Normal to the Flow92
Buoyancy Force92
Flat vs. Round Geometry Comparisons92
Technical Data93
Heater Size and Power93
Clamp-On Applications94
Watt Density vs. Sheath Temperature94
Air Heating95
Moisture Resistant Seals95
Application Hints95
Terminations96
Double-End/Single-End 1 in. FIREBAR96
Single-End FIREBAR, Double-End/Single-End FINBAR Drawings96
Bending97
Major and Minor Axis Bending Parameters97
Bend Formations98
Mounting Brackets100
Water-Tight Double-Leg Threaded Fitting100
Surface Finish100
Extended Capabilities for FIREBAR Single/Double-Ended Heaters101
Single Leg Threaded Bulkhead101
Options for One-Inch and 5/8-Inch FIREBAR101
One-Inch, Double-Ended FIREBAR Part Numbers102
5/8-Inch Double-Ended FIREBAR Part Numbers104
One-Inch, Single-Ended FIREBAR Part Numbers105
5/8-Inch Single-Ended FIREBAR Part Numbers106
FINBAR™ Single-Ended Heaters107
Performance Capabilities107
Features and Benefits107
Typical Applications107
Construction Features107
Air Heating108
Dual Ended FINBAR108
Application Hints108
FINBAR Single-Ended Heater Part Numbers109
Flexible Heaters111
Flexible Shapes and Geometries113
Features and Benefits113
Typical Applications113
Applications and Technical Data114
Two Material Types114
Silicone Rubber114
Polyimide114
Two Element Types114
Wire-Wound Elements114
Etched Foil Elements114
Polyimide Heaters115
Performance Capabilities115
Features and Benefits115
Typical Applications115
Technical Data116
Specifications116
Maximum Allowable Watt Density Versus Temperature116
Silicone Rubber Heaters117
Performance Capabilities117
Features and Benefits117
Typical Applications117
Applications and Technical Data118
Determining Watt Density118
Silicone Rubber Specifications118
Surface Temperature vs. Time119
UR, cUR, VDE and CE Recognition for Silicone Rubber Heaters119
Options119
Mounting Methods120
Pressure Sensitive Adhesive Surface (PSAS)120
Silicone Contact Cement Kit120
Field Applied Adhesive120
Mechanical Fasteners120
Termination Styles121
PTFE UL 1180 CSA121
Silicone Insulated Leads121
PTFE Leads121
Option121
Thermal Insulation121
Extended Capabilities for Silicone Rubber Heaters122
Mounting Methods122
Factory Bonding122
Integrated Control122
Construction122
Formed Heaters122
Holes, Cutouts and Notches122
Wire-Wound Elements123
Wire-Wound Elements Configured Options125
Gas Delivery and Exhaust Thermal Solutions126
Line Heating127
Silicone Gas Line Heaters127
Specifications127
Upstream Gas Line Heater Assembly127
ASSURANT® SERIES TF Gas Line Heaters128
Features and Benefits128
Typical Applications128
Specifications129
STRETCH-TO-LENGTH Heaters130
Features and Benefits130
Typical Applications130
Specifications130
S-T-L Heater Ranges - 1/4 in. (6 mm) O.D. Tubing131
S-T-L Heater Ranges - 1/2 in. (13 mm) O.D. Tubing131
1/4 in. (6 mm) O.D. Tubing Insulators131
1/2 in. (13 mm) O.D. Tubing Insulators131
3/8 in. (9.5 mm) O.D. Tubing Insulators131
Power Extensions132
Accessories132
Silicone Pump Line Heaters133
Agency Certification, Recognition Compliance and Approvals133
General Specifications133
Molded Silicone Rubber Line Heaters134
Features and Benefits134
Typical Applications134
Specifications134
ASSURANT SERIES TC Pump Line Heaters135
Features and Benefits135
Typical Applications135
Specifications136
Heater Construction136
ASSURANT SERIES TA Pump Line Heaters137
Features and Benefits137
Typical Applications137
Specifications138
Heater Construction138
SERIES EHG®139
Features and Benefits139
Typical Applications139
Technical Information140
Specifications140
SERIES EHG Versus Thermostat (typical application)140
Dimensions140
Integrated SERIES EHG Versus Integrated Thermostat System140
SERIES EHG SL10141
Features and Benefits141
Typical Applications141
Technical Information142
Specifications142
SERIES EHG Versus Thermostat (typical application)142
Dimensions142
Switching Device Comparison Chart142
EHG SL10 Software143
Mounting Bracket143
Reduces System Complexity and Cost143
Using an SL10 with Flexible Heaters (Non Stretch-To-Length (S-T-L))144
Using an SL10 with S-T-L Heaters144
Using an SL10 with a Stock Heater (No T/C Built In)144
Optional Upgrade Modules145
Ordering Information145
Compatible Accessories145
Immersion Heaters145
WATROD and FIREBAR® Screw Plug Immersion Heaters147
Performance Capabilities147
Features and Benefits147
Typical Applications148
Screw Plug Orientation148
FIREBAR Heating Elements148
WATROD Heating Elements148
Options149
Terminal Enclosures149
CSA Certified Enclosures149
Pilot Light149
Thermostats149
Thermocouples150
External Finishing150
Screw Plug Materials150
Wattage and Voltages150
Screw Plug Sizes151
Screw Plug to Flange Adapters151
Application Hints151
Extended Capabilities for WATROD and FIREBAR Screw Plug Immersion Heaters152
Pilot Light152
Wattages and Voltages152
Extended Sheath Materials152
Screw Plug Materials152
Optional Moisture Resistant Housings153
With Single-Pole Thermostat153
With Double-Pole Thermostat153
Without Thermostat153
Part Numbers154
Application: Clean Water154
Application: Deionized/Demineralized Water169
Application: Process Water172
Application: Forced Air and Caustic Solutions182
Application: Lightweight Oils and Heat Transfer Oils189
Application: Medium Weight Oils and Heat Transfer Oils203
Application: Bunker C, Asphalt and #6 Fuel Oil213
Ordering Information219
WATROD Screw Plug with Control Assembly220
Performance Capabilities220
Features and Benefits220
Typical Applications220
Application Hints220
Accessories220
Part Numbers-Assembly Stock221
Part Numbers - Replacement Heater Only221
WATROD ANSI Flange Immersion Heaters222
Performance Capabilities222
Features and Benefits222
Typical Applications223
Options223
WATCONNECT Standard Control Panels223
Stand-off Terminal Enclosures223
Terminal Enclosures224
Certified Enclosures224
ASME Pressure Vessel Code Welding224
Wattages and Voltages224
Sheath Materials224
Thermostats224
Thermocouples225
Flanges225
Gaskets225
Baffles226
External Finishing226
ANSI Raised Face Blind Flange, 150# Class Dimensions226
Application Hints226
Extended Capabilities for WATROD ANSI Flange Immersion Heaters227
Options227
Enclosure Enhancements227
RTDs227
Wattages and Voltages227
Sheath Materials227
Flanges227
Optional CSA Type 4/Explosion Proof Enclosure Without Thermostat228
Optional CSA Type 4/Explosion Proof Enclosure With Thermostat228
Optional General Purpose/or NEMA 4 Enclosure With Thermostat228
Optional NEMA 4 Enclosure With Thermostat228
Part Numbers229
Application: Clean Water229
Application: Deionized or Demineralized Water235
Application: Process Water238
Application: Forced Air and Caustic Soltions247
Application: Lightweight Oils and Heat Transfer Oils257
Application: Medium Weight Oils and Heat Transfer Oils267
Application: Bunker C, Asphalt and #6 Fuel Oil275
Ordering Information283
WATROD Plate Flange Immersion Heaters284
Performance Capabilities284
Features and Benefits284
Part Numbers285
Application: Clean Water285
Application: Process Water286
Application: Forced Air and Caustic Solutions287
Application: Lightweight Oils and Ethylene Glycol (100%)288
Application: Medium Weight Oils and Heat Transfer Oils289
WATROD and FIREBAR Square Flange Immersion Heaters290
Performance Capabilities290
Features and Benefits290
Typical Applications290
Flange Materials290
Available on Request290
Application Hints291
2-1/2 inch Square Flange-WATROD Element Part Numbers291
2-1/2 inch Square Flange-FIREBAR Element Part Numbers292
4-1/2 inch Square Flange-FIREBAR Element Part Numbers292
Extended Capabilities for Bayonet/Pipe Insert Immersion Heaters293
Performance Capabilities293
Features and Benefits293
Typical Applications293
Options294
Flanges294
Bayonet Vessels294
Application Hints294
FIREROD Immersion Heaters295
Performance Capabilities295
Features and Benefits295
Typical Applications295
Applications and Technical Data296
Sheath Material Compositions296
Heater Part Numbers with Stainless Steel Fittings297
Circulation Heaters299
HYDROSAFE®301
Standard Performance Capabilities301
Features and Benefits301
Heater Assembly Specifications302
Specifications303
Dimensional Drawings303
Ordering Information305
STARFLOW™ Heaters305
Performance Capabilities305
Features and Benefits305
Typical Applications305
Ordering Information306
WATROD and FIREBAR® Circulation Heaters307
Performance Capabilities307
Features and Benefits307
Typical Applications308
Options308
WATCONNECT Standard Control Panels308
Terminal Enclosures309
Stand-off Terminal Enclosures309
ASME Pressure Vessel Code Welding309
Branch Circuits309
Certified Enclosures309
Thermocouples309
Thermostats309
Baffles309
Process Thermocouple in Nozzle309
Sheath Materials310
Wattages and Voltages310
Pressure Vessels310
Passivated Finish310
Gaskets310
Inlet and Outlet Nozzle Connections310
Protective Steel Jacket (Shroud)310
Technical Data311
Maximum Velocities311
Vessel Orientation Guidelines311
Application Hints311
Extended Capabilities for WATROD and FIREBAR Circulation Heaters312
Performance Capabilities312
Features and Benefits312
Options312
Exotic Sheath Materials312
Pressure Vessels312
High-Temperature Thermal Insulation312
Support Saddles312
Part Numbers313
Application: Clean Water313
Application: Deionized or Demineralized Water319
Application: Process Water322
Application: Forced Air and Caustic Solutions329
Application: Lightweight Oils and Heat Transfer Oils338
Application: Medium Weight Oils and Heat Transfer Oils348
Application: Bunker C, Asphalt and #6 Fuel OIl354
Ordering Information361
WATROD and FIREBAR Heaters362
Booster Heaters362
Performance Capabilities362
Features and Benefits362
Typical Applications362
Terminal Enclosure363
Engine Preheaters364
Performance Capabilities364
Features and Benefits364
Typical Applications364
Options364
Figure 1365
Figure 2366
Figure 3366
FLUENT® In-line Heaters367
For detailed product info.367
Fluid Delivery Heaters369
Extended Capabilities for FREEFLEX® Heaters371
Features and Benefits371
Typical Applications371
Technical Data372
Water Temperature Rise/Length Versus Flow Rate Versus Watt Density372
FREEFLEX Outside Diameter Temperature Versus Watts/Length372
Typical Application Requirements373
Extended Capabilities for Syringe Heaters374
Features and Benefits374
Specifications374
FLUENT In-line Heaters375
For detailed product info.375
Air Heaters377
Duct Heaters—LDH and D SERIES379
Performance Capabilities379
Features and Benefits379
Typical Applications380
Choosing a Duct Heater380
Required Application Information380
Watt Density vs. Air Temperature/Velocity381
Watt Density vs. Sheath Temperature381
Pressure Drop vs. Air Velocity382
Options382
WATCONNECT Standard Control Panels382
Wattages/Voltages383
Terminal Enclosures383
Thermocouples383
Application Hints383
Extended Capabilities ForDuct Heaters384
Performance Capabilities384
Features and Benefits384
Options384
Sheath Material384
Terminal Enclosures384
LDH SERIES Part Numbers385
Application: High Temperature Air385
Medium Temperature Air386
D SERIES Part Numbers387
Application: High Temperature Air387
Application: Medium Temperature Air389
Replacement Elements391
LDH and D SERIES Ordering Information392
Duct Heaters—MDH SERIES393
Features and Benefits393
Typical Applications393
Velocity vs. Process Temperature394
Watt Density vs. Sheath Temperature394
Part Numbers395
Application: Air Heating395
Individual Module Dimensions396
Options396
Finned Heaters397
375 Finned Strip Heaters397
Performance Capabilities397
Features and Benefits397
Typical Applications397
Applications and Technical Data398
Calculating Watt Density398
Formulas398
Termination Options399
Offset Terminals399
One-on-One Terminals399
Parallel Terminals399
In-Line Terminals399
Metallic Terminal Boxes - Variations400
Accessories400
Secondary Insulation Bushings400
Ceramic Terminal Covers400
Heater Part Numbers402
FINBAR Single-Ended Heaters403
For detailed product info.403
FIREROD® Cartridge Heaters404
For detailed product info.404
Enclosure Heaters405
WATROD Heaters405
Performance Capabilities405
Features and Benefits405
Typical Applications405
Application Hints405
Heater Part Numbers406
Silicone Rubber Heaters407
Performance Capabilities407
Features and Benefits407
Typical Applications407
Options-Aluminum Mounting Plates408
Thermostats408
Technical Data-Determining Minimum Wattage Requirements409
FLUENT In-line Heaters410
For detailed product info.410
High-Temperature Heaters411
Extended Capabilities for MULTICELL Heaters413
Performance Capabilities413
Features and Benefits413
Typical Applications413
Definition of Terms414
MULTICELL Heaters: The High Temperature Choice414
Physical Design Parameters415
Tab Styles416
Ring Styles416
Termination Standards417
Potting Sleeves417
Potting Cups417
Ceramic Wedge with 10-32 Threaded Terminals417
Termination Assemblies418
Options-Plug and Socket and Twist Lock Plug Variations418
Extended Capabilities for High-Temperature (HT) FIREROD® Heaters419
For detailed product info.419
High-Temperature Tubular Heaters420
For detailed product info.420
Ceramic Fiber Heaters421
Performance Capabilities421
Features and Benefits421
Typical Applications421
Options422
Embedded Sinuated Elements422
Exposed Sinuated Elements422
Applications423
Performance Data424
Performance Capabilities424
Small, Full Cylinder, Heated Chambers425
Power Requirements425
Medium Sized, Insulated Closed Chambers426
Power Requirements426
Insulation Effectiveness427
Heat Loss and Energy Transfer427
Emissivity of Heater Surface427
Termination Options428
Strip Leads428
Flat Units428
Semi-Cylindrical Units428
Special Lead Orientation429
Accessories429
Rigidizer429
B.T.E. Closed-End Thermocouple Tubes429
Black Surface Coat429
Ceramic Tubes429
Dry Heating Surface Mix430
Patch Kit430
Ceramic Fiber Insulation Blanket430
Powered Ceramic Fiber430
High Temperature Coating and Electrical Potting Cement430
Strip Lead Porcelain Bushings430
Mounting Methods431
Full Cylinder Heaters431
Semi-Cylindrical Heaters431
Arc-Section Arrays of Heaters431
Flat Panels, with One Panel on Each Side431
Flat Wall Array with Minimum Two-byTwo Units per Wall431
Made-to-Order Molded Shapes431
Molded Ceramic Fiber Insulation Modules432
Applications and Technical Data432
Ordering Information—VN - No-Heat Panels433
Modifications434
Full Cylinder Units435
Ordering Information—VC-Full Cylindrical436
Flat Units - Embedded Coiled Elements437
Semi-Cylinderical Units - Embedded Coiled Elements Elements438
Flat Units - High Watt Density Sinuated Elements440
Semi-Cylindrical Units - High Watt Density Sinuated Elements441
Ordering Information—VF-Flat and VS-Semi-Cylindrical443
Made-to-Order Units444
Specialty Heaters445
FLUENT In-line Heaters447
Features and Benefits447
Typical Applications447
Technical Information448
Specifications448
Application Orientation448
Inlet/Outlet Fitting Options448
Standard Construction448
Standard Product Offering: Base Heaters449
Pressure Drop - Air - With Internal Baffle @ 250 Degree C449
Pressure Drop - Water - With Internal Baffle450
Pressure Drop - Water - Without Internal Baffle450
Ultramic® Advanced Ceramic Heaters451
Performance Capabilities451
Features and Benefits451
Typical Applications451
Technical Data452
Extended Capabilities for ULTRAMIC Advanced Ceramic Heaters453
Mounting Guidelines453
Optional Sensors453
Configurations and Dimensions453
Product Ordering Information454
Coil/Cable Heaters455
Performance Capabilities455
Features and Benefits455
Typical Applications456
Electrical Data and Coiling LImits456
Coiling Tolerances456
Cable Straight Length Tolerances456
Formation Options457
Coil Heaters457
Flat Spiral457
Star Wound458
Internal Construction458
Sheath with Coiled Internal Resistance Wire458
Sheath with Straight (Uncoiled) Resistance Wire458
Disk End of Sheath459
Thermocouples459
Adapters460
External Construction460
Cable Heater Units (Internal T/C not available)461
Cable Heater Units (Type J internal T/C)462
Strip/Clamp-On Heaters464
Mineral Insulated (MI) Strip Heaters466
Performance Capabilities466
Features and Benefits466
Typical Applications466
Applications and Technical Data467
Calculating Watt Density467
Specifications468
Options469
Thermocouple Pocket469
Accessories469
Ceramic Terminal Covers469
Parallel Terminals Part Numbers469
375 High-Temperature Strip Heaters470
Performance Capabilities470
Features and Benefits470
Typical Applications470
Applications and Technical Data471
Calculating Watt Density471
Formulas471
Termination Options472
Offset Terminals472
One-on-One Terminals472
Parallel Terminals472
In-Line Terminals472
Metallic Terminal Boxes - Variations473
Accessories473
Ceramic Terminal Covers473
Secondary Insulation Bushings473
Heater Part Numbers474
FIREBAR® Clamp-On Heaters477
See detailed product info.477
Band/Barrel Heaters480
Mineral Insulated (MI) Band Heaters482
Performance Capabilities482
Features and Benefits482
Typical Applications482
Applications and Technical Data483
Physical Limitations of Variations483
General Limitations483
Gaps483
Calculating Watt Density484
Maximum Allowable Watt Density484
MI Band Clamping Matrix Application Guide485
Termination Variations486
Post Terminals486
Lead Wires486
Type B and C486
Type C, E, F and H487
Type K and SLE488
Variations488
Thermocouple488
Heavy Duty Strain Relief488
Expandable Heaters with Post Terminals or Leads489
Metallic Terminal Box489
Ceramic Terminal Cover489
Clamping Variations490
Tig-Welded Barrel Nuts with Spring Loaded Clamping490
Tig-Welded Barrel Nuts490
Low-Profile Tig-Welded Barrel Nuts490
Low-Profile Clamp Bars490
Options490
Thermocouple Pocket490
Heater Part Numbers491
Nozzle Heaters494
Mineral Insulated (MI) Nozzle Heaters496
For detailed product info.496
Heater Part Numbers497
Radiant Heaters498
RAYMAX Panel Heaters500
Performance Capabilities500
Features and Benefits500
Typical Applications500
RAYMAX 1220 and 2030502
Performance Capabilities502
Options502
Features and Benefits502
Specifications502
Typical Applications502
Application Hints502
Ceramic Fiber with Foil Element Part Numbers503
Ceramic Fiber with Sinuated Element Part Numbers503
Ordering Information504
Mounting Accessories505
Mounting Studs505
Mounting Legs505
Terminal Accessories505
Thermocouple Clamps505
Extended Capabilities for RAYMAX Panel Heaters506
Zoning506
Wiring Raceway506
Thermostats and Accessories508
ST10 and ST207510
Pre-Set Thermostats510
Separate Heater Accessories Available Pre-Set Thermostats Separate From H eater511
Ordering Information512
Bulb and Capillary513
Remote Mount Thermostat Assemblies513
Warning513
Technical Information514
Application Hints514
Interconnected Wiring514
Pilot Duty Wiring514
Thermostats with Enclosures515
Thermostats516
Ordering Information517
Protective Wells518
Reference Data520
Power Calculations (Imperial Unit)522
Calculations for Required Heat Energy522
Short Method522
Conduction and Convection Heating523
Absorbed Energy, Heat Required to Raise the Temperature of a Material523
Heat Required to Melt or Vaporize a Material523
Conduction Heat Losses524
Radiation Heat Losses524
Convection Heat Losses524
Combined Convection and Radiation Heat Losses524
Total Heat Losses525
Start-Up and Operating Power Required525
Radiant Heating526
Power Evaluation527
Heat Loss Curves528
Equations (Imperial Unit)531
Ohms Law531
Typical 3-Phase Wiring Diagrams and Equations for Resistive Heaters532
Wattage Requirements (Imperial Unit)533
For Steel533
For Oil533
For Heating Water in Tanks533
For Compressed Air533
For Heating Flowing Water533
For Air533
Kilowatt-Hours to Superheat Steam534
Power Calculations (SI Unit)535
Calculations for Required Heat Energy535
Short Method535
Conduction and Convection Heating536
Absorbed Energy, Heat Required to Raise the Temperature of a Material536
Heat Required to Melt or Vaporize a Material536
Conduction Heat Losses537
Radiation Heat Losses537
Convection Heat Losses537
Combined Convection and Radiation Heat Losses537
Total Heat Losses538
Start-Up and Operating Power Required538
Radiant Heating539
Power Evaluation540
Heat Loss Curves541
Equations (SI Unit)543
Ohm's Law543
Typical 3-Phase Wiring Diagrams and Equations for Resistive Heaters544
Wattage Requirements (SI Unit)545
For Steel545
For Oil545
For Heating Water in Tanks545
For Heating Flowing Water545
For Air545
For Compressed Air545
Kilowatt-Hours to Superheat Steam546
Tubular Elements and Assembly Selection Guide547
Performance Capabilities547
Features and Benefits547
Typical Applications547
Element and Assembly Selection Guide548
Supplemental Applications Chart549
Free Cross Sectional Area of WATROD and FIREBAR Circulation Heaters553
Heat Transfer Oil Chart554
Agency Certifications, Recognition and Approvals556
WATROD and FIREBAR Element Assemblies558
Agency Recognition558
UL Recognition and Listing558
CSA Certification560
WATROD Element Assemblies561
Index562
Product Category Index564
Part Number Index565
Terms and Conditions of Sale567

Made with FlippingBook - Online catalogs