Semiconductor Heater With Fan 350 W
CHRF 350
Civaux heaters are designed for low energy consumption, ensuring operational efficiency without excessive electricity costs. The self-regulating PTC technology adjusts power usage based on ambient temperature, preventing unnecessary energy waste.
Semiconductor Heater With Fan 350 W
Civaux Semiconductor Heater with Fan (CHRF 350 W) is designed to protect electrical enclosures from condensation, frost, and low-temperature damage. Built with an extruded aluminium body for efficient heat distribution and an integrated high-performance axial fan, it ensures even air circulation throughout the enclosure. Compact, reliable, and easy to install with a DIN rail clip fixing, the CHRF350 is suitable for continuous operation and provides powerful yet energy-saving heating for switchgear, control panels, and industrial enclosures.
Semiconductor Heater With Fan 350 W
Features
- Pressure clamp connectors
- Dynamic heating up
- Integrated axial fan
- Energy saving
- Clip fixing
- Quick installation
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Technical Details
Overview technical data
| Operating voltage | 230V AC 50/60 hz |
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Heating Power |
350 W
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Temperature Safety Protection |
In the case of fan failure overheat protection |
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Heating element |
Nickel – Chromium Wire |
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Heater body |
Extruded aluminum profile, anodized
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Axial Fan, ball bearing |
Airflow, free flow 45m3 h (50HZ) or 54 m 3 h(60HZ) | Service life 50,000 at 25 0 C (+77 0 F) |
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Service Life |
VDE: NO / NC >15,000 cycles UL: NO / NC >30,000 cycles |
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Connection |
3 pressure clamps for stranded wire 0.5 – 1.5 mm2 (with wire end ferrule) and rigid wire 0.5 – 2.5 mm 2 |
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Connection Casing |
Plastic according to UL94 V-0,black
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Mounting |
Clip for 35 mm DIN rail , EN 60715 |
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Fitting Position |
Vertical airflow ( air outlet up, connection on bottom) |
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Operating / Storage temperature |
– 45 to 700C (- 49 to + 158 0 F ) |
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Operating / Storage humidity |
max. 90% RH (non- condensing) |
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Protection type / Protection Class |
IP 20 / | (earthed) |