Tpi 222-60-TH-240V Infrared Suspended Heater 10922 Btu/h

Product Description

The TPI 222-60-TH-240V is a suspended infrared heater designed for overhead mounting in commercial, industrial, and large residential spaces. Running on 240 volts single-phase power, it delivers a maximum heating capacity of 10,922 BTU/h through a 2-element configuration. The brown-painted housing measures 24 inches long by 15 inches wide by 10.875 inches high and weighs 20 pounds. HVAC technicians and licensed electricians install this type of unit in garages, warehouses, workshops, loading docks, and covered outdoor areas where forced-air heat is impractical or undesirable. Radiant infrared output heats objects and occupants directly rather than warming ambient air, making it efficient in high-ceiling or drafty environments.

The 222-60-TH-240V is suited for both indoor and outdoor covered applications. Typical installations include commercial garages, agricultural buildings, storage facilities, and covered patios where a suspended overhead unit keeps floor space clear and delivers focused radiant warmth. The single-phase 240-volt supply requirement fits standard commercial electrical service. A licensed electrician should verify the branch circuit capacity before installation to ensure compliance with local codes and NEC requirements.

Key Features

• 10,922 BTU/h maximum heating capacity for effective zone heating
• 240-volt single-phase operation compatible with standard commercial electrical service
• 2-element infrared design delivers radiant heat directly to occupants and surfaces
• Suspended mounting keeps floor and wall space fully clear
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor covered use
• Brown housing finish blends with typical warehouse and garage environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style suspended infrared heater for overhead mounting applications in single-phase 240-volt electrical systems in commercial, industrial, and large residential settings.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the NEC and all applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out power at the breaker before wiring or servicing the unit. Follow the manufacturer mounting instructions for proper suspension hardware and minimum clearance distances to combustibles. Do not install in fully enclosed unventilated spaces without confirming the unit is rated for that environment.