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The TPI FES45483 is a heavy-duty portable electric salamander heater built for temporary heating on job sites, construction projects, and industrial work areas. Rated at 45 KW and 153,585 BTU/h, it delivers high-output forced air through a 2,200 CFM airflow system, making it effective for quickly heating large open spaces. Operating at 480 volts, 3-phase power, it draws 54.2 amps and includes a thermostat with a maximum operating temperature of 100 degrees F. The unit mounts on a wheeled cart for easy repositioning across a job site. Installation and operation are typically handled by licensed electricians or experienced contractors familiar with 3-phase service.
This salamander heater is designed for temporary or supplemental heating in commercial and industrial environments. Typical applications include construction sites, warehouses, hangars, and large unfinished spaces that require rapid heat delivery during cold-weather operations. Its wheeled cart design allows a single technician to reposition the unit as work areas shift. The yellow finish makes it easy to spot in busy work zones. The FES series from TPI is built for demanding, high-cycle use in trades environments where reliability under load matters.
Designed for use on 480 volt, 3-phase electrical services typical of commercial construction sites and industrial facilities. Consult a licensed electrician to confirm service capacity before connecting.
This unit must be connected by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. Always verify that the supply circuit is rated for 480 volt, 3-phase service and is properly protected before making connections. De-energize and lock out the circuit before any wiring work. Keep the unit clear of flammable materials and ensure adequate ventilation in the work area during operation.
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