Value Collection HDA-105A-0009 Strip Finned Heater 250W

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION HDA-105A-0009 is a high-density strip finned heater designed for industrial and commercial resistance heating applications. Rated at 250 watts and 240 volts, this iron-body heater delivers 10 watts per square inch of heat density, making it well suited for applications where concentrated, efficient heat transfer is required in a compact footprint. The overall length is 10.5 inches, and the unit features an offset terminal configuration for easier wiring access in tight enclosures or mounting channels. Licensed electricians and industrial maintenance technicians are the primary installers of this type of resistance heater.

This strip finned heater is used in industrial process heating, duct heating, and equipment thermal management applications. The high-density fin construction maximizes surface area for convective heat transfer across the heater body. The offset terminal style accommodates wiring runs that require the electrical connections to be positioned away from the direct heating zone, a common requirement in OEM machine builds, control enclosures, and custom heating assemblies. It is sold individually and is intended for single-unit or small-quantity maintenance replacement scenarios as well as new installations.

Key Features

• 250 watt output at 240 volts for reliable resistance heating
• High-density fin construction at 10 watts per square inch for concentrated heat transfer
• Iron body construction provides durability in demanding thermal environments
• Offset terminal style simplifies wiring access in confined mounting locations
• Compact 10.5-inch overall length fits standard strip heater mounting channels

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-replacement or new-installation strip finned heater for industrial and commercial resistance heating assemblies requiring a 240-volt, 250-watt iron-body unit with offset terminals and a 10.5-inch overall length.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before handling or mounting the heater. Ensure the mounting surface and terminal connections are rated for the operating voltage and wattage of this unit. Do not operate the heater without proper airflow or thermal load, as unloaded operation can cause overheating.