Heating Principle
In Robur hot air generators which automatically fire and atmospherically burn natural gas or LPG, hot combustion gases are expelled after being pulled through the inside section of the patented Robur exchanger. A mixture of ambient air taken from the duct and outdoor air is blown onto the exchanger that was heated by the gases passing through it, and this air is discharged into the environment after being heated by the energy transferred to it by the exchangers. Since wall-mounted ROBUR series hot air generators utilize direct air-to-air heating technology, they do not have contact with any type of liquid.
Advantages
• Outdoors Installation (down to -15 °C)
• High Pressure Axial Fan
• 2 Stage Blowing
• Heating with Fresh Air and Duct Connection
Areas of Use
• Factories
• Workshops
• Warehouses
• Hangars
• Service Stations
• Sports Halls
• Mosques
• Greenhouses
• Cafés and Restaurants
• Farms and Other Facilities
