Tpi HF2B5105N Electric Suspended Heater 5000W 240/208V

Product Description

The TPI HF2B5105N is an electric suspended unit heater rated at 5,000 watts (3,700W at 208V) with a maximum output of 17,100 BTU/h. Designed for ceiling or wall mounting, it delivers 400 CFM of heated airflow with a horizontal air throw of 12 feet. The unit operates on single or three-phase power at 240/208 volts and draws a maximum of 20.80 amps. At 27 pounds and compact enough for tight overhead installations, it suits commercial and light-industrial spaces where floor space cannot be used for heating equipment. Licensed electricians and HVAC technicians are the typical installing trades.

The HF2B5105N is intended for use in garages, warehouses, workshops, loading docks, and similar open-area commercial or light-industrial environments where suspended overhead heat is required. Its ceiling and wall mount capability gives installers flexibility in positioning the unit to maximize coverage across a work area. The 400 CFM airflow and 12-foot horizontal throw make it effective in spaces with standard ceiling heights where a floor-level heat source would be impractical or obstructed.

Key Features

• 5,000W output at 240V and 3,700W at 208V providing up to 17,100 BTU/h
• 400 CFM airflow with 12-foot horizontal air throw for broad coverage
• Dual voltage compatibility: 240/208V, single or three phase
• Ceiling and wall mount configurations supported
• 40 degrees F air temperature rise across the heat exchanger
• Compact footprint: 21.5 inches wide by 21.5 inches tall by 7 inches deep

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style suspended electric unit heater for ceiling or wall mounting in commercial and light-industrial heating applications requiring 240/208V single or three-phase electrical service.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power before beginning any wiring or mounting work. Verify that the supply circuit ampacity and overcurrent protection match the unit nameplate ratings before energizing. Confirm that the mounting structure is rated to support at least the unit weight of 27 pounds plus hardware and conduit loading.