MASTER XL 61 infrared heater
Power:
17 kW
58.000 Btu/h
14.600 Kcal/h
Product size (l x w x h): 560 x 345 x 575 mm |
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Tank capacity: 11 l |
Fuel consumption: 1,35 kg/h |
Thermostat control: analog or digital |
Packaging dimension (l x w x h): 600 x 380 x 580 mm |
Electric power: 0,2 kW |
Rated current: 0,85 A |
Power supply: 220-240/50 * V/Hz |
Net / gross weight: 19 / 21 kg |
Fuel autonomy: 7 h |
Pallet: 16 pcs |
* 110 V available
Model descriptionRadiant heating
No air flow
Low noise
Electronic flame control with photocell
ILME socket for remote thermostat: analog or digital
Post-ventilation
Standard oil level indicator
Snorkel
Strong and long lasting construction
Suction filter and inlet filter
Overheat thermostat
Anti tilt switch
AdvantagesHigh efficiency
Easy to operate
Reliability
Great mobility
Fast heat-up
Low energy waste
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AccessoriesRoom thermostat TH 5 with cable
3 m - 4150.109, 10 m - 4150.112 range: 0-36°C, accuracy: ± 1,5°C  Digital thermostat THD with
5 m cable - 4150.106  Trolley - 4201.159
 Manometer - 4201.187
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How it worksRadiant heating - air flow
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RememberVentilation of the room
is neccessary to prevent a deficiency in oxygen supply. |
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Where to use
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Space heating of small and medium spaces Open and windy spaces Storage rooms Renovation and construction sites Workshops Open and half open spaces Tents
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One minute Master class
XL6 - Replacing the cooling fan motor
XL6 - Cleaning or replacing the Ignition Electrode
XL6 - Changing the Nozzle
XL6 - Removing the rear cover
XL6 - Replacing the Upper Display PCB
XL6 - Replacing the Heating Plate
XL6 - Removing the Burner Head assembly
XL6 - Cleaning or replacing the Photocell
XL6 - Replacing the fuel pump
XL6 - Removing the Combustion Fan Motor assembly
XL6 - Replacing the Fuel Filter
XL6 - Replacing the Overheat Thermostat
XL6 - Changing the ignition transformer
XL6 - Changing the Anti-tilt Switch
XL6 - Changing the control PCB
XL6 - Replacing the On/Off Switch