Tpi 04882902 Infrared Suspended Heater 14672 Btu/h 480V

Product Description

The TPI 04882902 is a single-element infrared suspended heater designed for indoor industrial and commercial heating applications. Rated at 14,672 BTU/h and operating at 480 volts, it accepts either single-phase or three-phase electrical supply, giving installers flexibility across a wide range of facility electrical configurations. The aluminum housing keeps weight manageable at 30 pounds while providing durable protection in demanding environments. Licensed electricians handle installation, as this unit requires proper high-voltage branch circuit work in accordance with applicable NEC requirements.

This infrared heater is suited for indoor spaces where radiant heat delivery is preferred over convective systems — typical applications include warehouses, loading docks, garages, workshops, and similar large open-area structures. Suspended mounting positions the unit overhead to direct radiant energy downward toward occupants and floor-level work areas. The 480-volt rating makes it a natural fit for facilities already served by three-phase commercial or industrial electrical service.

Key Features

• 14,672 BTU/h infrared heating output from a single element
• 480-volt operation with compatibility for 1-phase or 3-phase supply
• Aluminum housing for lightweight durability
• Suspended mounting design for overhead radiant heat distribution
• Indoor-rated construction
• ETLus listed

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install infrared suspended heater for indoor commercial and industrial heating systems requiring a 480-volt single-element radiant unit.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician. Disconnect and lock out all power at the panel before beginning any wiring or mounting work. Verify that the branch circuit voltage and phase configuration match the unit's 480-volt rating before energizing. Follow all applicable NEC guidelines and local codes for suspended heater clearances and high-voltage connections.