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Fan Heater 400-550 W CR027
The heat source in this fan is a PTC element – a semiconductor that adapts its output to the ambient temperature. The colder it is, the more heat it produces. The PTC element has a high starting current and provides full output almost immediately.
The fan has an integrated adjustable thermostat, and can for example, be installed in enclosures indoors or outdoors to maintain an even temperature and thus avoid condensation, or it can be used to assure that the temperature is kept above a lowest permitted level.
The CR 027 is designed to be clip in to din rail
- Integrated thermostat
- Indication light on front
- Modern design
Selected variant
Technical data
General Data |
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|---|---|
| Heat output | 475 W |
| Nominal voltage | 230 V AC |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Heater body | Plastic |
| Material of body | Plastic |
| Mounting | Clip on, DIN rail |
| Colour | Light grey |
| Number of fans | 1 |
| Connection type | 2-pole terminal for 2.5 mm² cable. Tightening torque for connection screws max. 0.8 Nm |
| Heat source | Self-regulating PTC-element |
| Recommended fuse (slow blow) | 10 A |
| Inrush max | 11 A |
| Life span | 50 000 h @ +25 °C |
| Air capacity | 35 m³/h |
Dimensions |
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| Height | 165 mm |
| Width | 100 mm |
| Depth | 128 mm |
| Weight | 0,9 kg |
*Invisible Heading* |
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|---|---|
| Behind panel depth | 128 mm |
Safety & Approvals |
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| Protection class | II (double insulated) |
| IP class | IP20 |
| Approvals | CE, cULus, EAC, RoHS, UL, VDE |
| Flammability class | UL94-V0 |
| Overheating protection | Overheat protection, fan failure with auto-reset |
Rated Operating Conditions |
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| Operational temperature | -45°C ... +70°C |
| Storage temperature | -45°C ... +70°C |
| Operating humidity | < 90% RH |
| Humidity storage | <90% RH |
| Hysteresis temperature | 7K |
| Control range temperature from | 0 °C |
| Control range temperature to | 60 °C |
| Fan | Axial fan, ball bearing |
| Material plastic housing | Plastic |
| Voltage max | 240 V ac |
| Voltage min | 220 V ac |
Product description
The heat source in this fan is a PTC element – a semiconductor that adapts its output to the ambient temperature. The colder it is, the more heat it produces. The PTC element has a high starting current and provides full output almost immediately.
The fan has an integrated adjustable thermostat, and can for example, be installed in enclosures indoors or outdoors to maintain an even temperature and thus avoid condensation, or it can be used to assure that the temperature is kept above a lowest permitted level.
The CR 027 is designed to be clip in to din rail
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