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Fostoria OCH2 Series Outdoor/Indoor Rated Quartz Infrared Heater 55 Inch 13652 BTU 277V Stainless Steel OCH2-55-277V-SS
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Fostoria multi-purpose OCH2 series electric infrared heaters are designed to provide efficient spot heating for many commercial and industrial applications. All models operate with dual quartz tube emitters included with the heater, are easily installed, and are equipped with spectral reflectors for excellent radiant output. They are built with corrosion-resistant materials and are listed for both indoor (Excluding Residences) and outdoor applications in the USA and Canada.
FEATURES
Heats solid objects, not the air!
2 Frosted Quartz Tube heating elements (included)
Listed for suspended, totally exposed (outdoor) and indoor** spot heating applications
Finish: High-temp brown powder coated finish or corrosion resistant stainless steel 20 gauge housing
60° Symmetric Heat Pattern
Gold anodized Aluminum reflector and end caps
6” long lead wires for direct field connection
Two 2’ ft. long mounting chains and four S-Hooks included
The OCH2-Series can be wall or ceiling mounted using the supplied mounting brackets which allow up to a 45° horizontal tilt adjustment
Made in U.S.A.
- Model No.:
- OCH255277VSS
- Voltage:
- 277
- Made In U.S.A.:
- Yes
- Type:
- Heaters
- Amps:
- 16.67
- BTU:
- 13652
- Dimension Inches:
- Width: 55" Depth: 7-1/2" Height: 10-5/8"
- Limited Warranty:
- 1 Year Limited
- Phase:
- 1
- Watts High:
- 4000
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Notice: Manufacturer's products features and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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California Residents:
WARNING- This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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