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TAT1-TAT2-Series
Incoloy or SS Drum Immersion Heater Thermostat Over the Side
- Incoloy® 800 Steath Heating Element
- Thermowell Standard
- Lightweight and Portable
- Easy Installation and Removal
TAT1-TAT2-Series
From
$
1,571.65
Product Overview
- Additional Features Straight Element
- Applications Chemicals, Oils
- Enclosure Ratings NEMA Type 4
- Enclosure Type General Purpose
- Materials, Wetted 304 Stainless Steel, 316 Stainless Steel
- Number of Phases 3
OMEGA Over-the-Side Immersion heaters are specifically designed for heating fluids in tanks. Depending on the tank shape, size, accessibility and working area inside the tank, choose a round or L shaped heater. Standard sheath materials are Incoloy® 800 and steel with all wetted parts made with compatible alloys.
Tubular heating elements are welded into a liquid-tight junction box. Power leads for the elements travel up through the riser pipe and are connected to a terminal block in a NEMA 4 housing. Unless otherwise specified, heaters are wired for three-phase from the factory but can easily be converted to single-phase.
A thermowell for a 9.5 mm (3/8") diameter bulb is standard to accommodate an optional thermostat. A thermostat can be field installed to mounting lugs located in the electrical enclosure. 102 mm (4") sludge legs keep the elements off the bottom of the tank and above any deposits that may accumulate there.
Tubular heating elements are welded into a liquid-tight junction box. Power leads for the elements travel up through the riser pipe and are connected to a terminal block in a NEMA 4 housing. Unless otherwise specified, heaters are wired for three-phase from the factory but can easily be converted to single-phase.
A thermowell for a 9.5 mm (3/8") diameter bulb is standard to accommodate an optional thermostat. A thermostat can be field installed to mounting lugs located in the electrical enclosure. 102 mm (4") sludge legs keep the elements off the bottom of the tank and above any deposits that may accumulate there.
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