ENERCO SOLUTIONS · INDUSTRIAL HEATING, COOLING & VENTILATION
Electric air heating for industry and businesses
From supplementary workshop heat to heating a defined commercial space. We assess output, air distribution and electrical supply for your project.
Manufacturer visualisation: Termofol electric fan heaters.
Your space and its use
Desired comfort and how you use the space are the starting point.
Consider work areas, open doors and desired temperature. A fan heater needs a suitable position and unobstructed airflow.
Supplementing an existing installation requires coordination with available electrical capacity and the controls of both systems.
Consider volume, insulation and air exchange. Floor area alone is insufficient to select the required output.
Air or radiant heat
An electric fan heater heats air moved by a fan. Infrared transfers heat by radiation to surfaces and people within the heater’s range.
Discuss desired comfort, air distribution and the effect of open doors. Positioning and airflow are part of the design.
For fixed workstations in a larger hall, targeted radiant heaters may be an option. We assess range, mounting and obstacles for the area.
Termofol electric fan heaters
The TF-PG series includes electric fan heaters with a thermostat, two heating settings and a fan-only mode.
The photo shows the TF-PG-20, with a maximum output of 2 kW and a 230 V supply.
Fan mode moves air; it does not provide air conditioning. Choose a version based on heat demand and available supply.
Original product photo: Termofol TF-PG-20.
Examples of power ratings
These are examples from the Termofol series. The suitable heater and quantity follow from assessing your project.
Supply: 230 V. Heating settings: 1 and 2 kW.
Supply: 400 V. Heating settings: 2.5 and 5 kW.
Supply: 400 V. Heating settings: 4.5 and 9 kW.
Check available voltage, plug, circuit protection and capacity. The 400 V versions require a suitable connection.
For a suitable proposal
A few details help us assess your requirements.
Photos or a floor plan help us discuss the situation. Mention whether heating is temporary, supplementary or permanent.
Frequently asked questions
This depends on room volume, heat loss, air exchange and intended use. A fixed floor area per heater does not suit every situation.
No. Supply voltage and versions vary by model. We assess the available connection and capacity before proposing a heater.
Open doors affect heat loss and airflow. Tell us how often and how long they remain open. For individual areas, we also compare targeted infrared heating.
Switched-on power and actual heating time determine consumption. Thermostat settings, insulation and air exchange affect how long heating is needed.
Your heating project
Send dimensions, photos and details of the available supply. We assess a solution suited to your space and activities.