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Trotec Elektrische Kachel TEH 70 T

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Trotec Elektrische Kachel TEH 70 TTrotec Elektrische Kachel TEH 70 T Elektrische kachel Trotec TEH 70 400V 32A De TEH 70 is een zeer robuuste elektrische heater van Trotec voor de professionele eindgebruiker. Deze elektrische bouwkachel maakt niet alleen visueel indruk met zijn praktijkgericht Duits industrieel ontwerp, maar ook qua innerlijke waarden komt deze volledig tot zijn recht. Deze bouwkachel is jouw ideale partner voor verwarming op bouwplaatsen, in de industrie, landbouw of

Trotec Elektrische Kachel TEH 70 T

Elektrische kachel Trotec TEH 70 | 400V – 32A

De TEH 70 is een zeer robuuste elektrische heater van Trotec voor de professionele eindgebruiker.  Deze elektrische bouwkachel maakt niet alleen visueel indruk met zijn praktijkgericht Duits industrieel ontwerp, maar ook qua innerlijke waarden komt deze volledig tot zijn recht. Deze bouwkachel is jouw ideale partner voor verwarming op bouwplaatsen, in de industrie, landbouw of voor het verwarmen van ongeventileerde ruimten met condensvrije warmte.

Ventilatorkachel met duurzame constructie

Wat maakt de TEH 70 zo bijzonder? Nou, laten we beginnen met de constructie. De gelakte plaatstaalconstructie herbergt een geavanceerd stromingsgeoptimaliseerd chassis, wat resulteert in een gerichte uitstromende hete lucht zonder wervelverliezen. En hier komt het interessante deel: deze warme lucht kan zelfs worden getransporteerd via slangtrajecten tot wel 15 meter. De extra warmtegeïsoleerde slangaansluiting met uitblaasrooster heeft een speciale steunring voor extra houvast aan de luchttransportslangen.

Trotec bouwkachel met regelbare warmte

Hoe doseer je het verwarmingsvermogen? Simpel, dankzij de robuuste meertrapsregeling van de TEH 70. De eerste trap activeert de ventilator, terwijl trappen twee tot en met vier het verwarmingsvermogen in drie stappen verhogen tot de maximale waarde van 12 kW. Dit maakt het mogelijk om het verwarmingsvermogen aan te passen aan jouw specifieke behoeften.

Bouwkachel professioneel is gemakkelijk te stapelen

Maar dat is nog niet alles. Tijdens opslag of transport kun je de TEH 70 flexibel stapelen met identieke modellen, zoals de TEH 100, dankzij de identieke stapelgroeven. Dit biedt niet alleen praktische opslagopties, maar maakt ook individuele verwarmingsopbouw mogelijk. Stel je een 180-graden gestapelde installatie voor, waardoor je een gecombineerd luchttransport in meerdere richtingen kunt realiseren. Dat is pas veelzijdigheid in actie!

Elektroheater is simpel te verplaatsen

En laten we de mobiliteit niet vergeten. Met rondom zwenkbare transportwielen maakt de TEH 70 snelle locatiewisseling kinderspel. Wanneer je klaar bent, kun je hem gemakkelijk weer in de stapel installeren en vergrendelen met de rolstopknop in de stapelgroef voor een stabiele stop.

Kortom, de TEH 70 is niet zomaar een bouwkachel. Het is een veelzijdige, krachtige en handige oplossing voor al jouw verwarmingsbehoeften. Blijf warm, blijf productief!

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