Electric Duct Heater
Item # EDHS6500 — Duct Heater Model # EDHS6500, Electric Duct Heater
DCA EDHS series duct heaters will provide additional or can be a primary source of room space heating. EDHS series duct heaters are for mounting downstream fromthe discharge of the dehumidifier only. They are shipped loose forfield installation. A single high voltage source separate from thedehumidifier and a single low voltage connection are all this isrequired - allowing for easy installation.Standard with every heater are air flow switches, high limit controlsand fuse blocks. The optional two-stage room thermostat ties inwith the 24 volt circuitry of any DCA dehumidifier. DCA also offersa complete line of gas fired duct in-line duct furnaces when desired.
If you cannot find the product you need, please let us know what your requirements are by contacting us.
Dehumidifier Model #s
DCA6500Y/YWH
Add on Electric Heating Capacity
50 kW
170,700 BTUH
Stages
2
Duct Dimensions W x H
29 x 22 in
Standard Features
- Magnetic Contactors
- Automatic High Limit Switch
- Airflow Pressure Switch
- 24V Transformer
- Pilot Relay
- Staging as required for each 47 Amp Circuit
- Time Delay between stages
- Single Point Power Connection to Terminal Block
- Low Voltage Terminal Strip
- Grounding Lug
- Welding Construction using 20 MSG Galvanized Steel
- Hinged Cover
- Wiring Diagram
- Fused Circuits per N.E.C., U.L. and CSA
- ETL Listed (build to Conform to U.L. and N.E.C. requirements)
- Straight Flange to fit Unit Discharge
- Grade AA Chromel Corrosion resistant element (For use with corrosive environments such as indoor swimming pool enclosures, chemical plants and water/wastewater treatment facilities.)
Optional Features
- Slip in Duct Heaters available
- Downflow Duct Heaters available (in EDHS Only)
- Slip In Duct, Finned Tubular Heaters also available - Contact Factory
- SCR Control Available
- Additional Stages Available - Consult Factory
- Outdoor Heaters Available
Note
Ratings are subject to change without notice
Footnotes
1 Dimensions are subject to change without notice
208V/3 Phase
Current Draw: 138.79
MCA: 173.49
MOCP: 208.19
460V/3 Phase
Current Draw: 62.76
MCA: 78.45
MOCP: 94.14
Note
- Control Voltage for above -24 volts
- Above specifications for all DCA series Air-Cooled & Water-Cooled units
- Any voltage desire, that is not listed, please contact factory.
Footnotes
1 Dimensions are subject to change without notice
Footnotes
1 Dimensions are subject to change without notice
Footnotes
1 Dimensions are subject to change without notice
Dimensions - A
21.625 in
Dimensions - B
34.75 in
Dimensions - C
7 (208V-3ph), 5 (460V-3ph) in
Dimensions - D
57 (208V-3ph), 30 (460V-3ph) in
Dimensions - E
25 in
Dimensions - F
7 in
Dimensions - G
4 in
Footnotes
1 Dimensions are subject to change without notice
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