Tpi 462-60-TH-480V Infrared Suspended Heater 24915 Btu/h

Product Description

The TPI 462-60-TH-480V is a suspended infrared heater designed for high-voltage commercial and industrial heating applications. Operating at 480 volts single phase, this unit delivers a maximum heating capacity of 24,915 BTU/h through a 2-element configuration. The heater mounts overhead and radiates heat directly to occupants and surfaces below, making it well suited for spaces where forced-air systems are impractical or inefficient. At 32 pounds and measuring 46 x 15 x 10.875 inches, this unit requires proper structural support at the mounting points. Licensed electricians and HVAC technicians are the primary installers for units of this type.

This infrared suspended heater is rated for both indoor and outdoor use, making it appropriate for warehouses, loading docks, garages, workshops, covered outdoor areas, and similar spaces that require spot or zone heating. The 480-volt single-phase configuration is common in light industrial and commercial facilities where higher-voltage branch circuits are already available. The 2-element design distributes radiant output evenly along the 46-inch body length, which helps reduce hot spots and improves coverage area across the heated zone.

Key Features

• 24,915 BTU/h maximum heating capacity for effective zone and spot heating
• 480-volt single-phase operation suited for commercial and light industrial electrical systems
• 2-element design distributes radiant heat along the full 46-inch heater body
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor installation environments
• Suspended mounting keeps the unit out of the workspace and directs heat downward
• Compact profile at 15 inches wide and 10.875 inches high allows installation in tighter overhead spaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style suspended infrared heater for commercial and industrial heating applications requiring a 480-volt single-phase power supply.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power at the branch circuit before beginning any wiring or mounting work. Verify that the overhead structure can support the 32-pound unit and that mounting hardware meets the clearance requirements specified in the product documentation. Maintain required clearances to combustibles and do not reduce mounting height below the manufacturer-specified minimum.