Beacon-Morris TWIN-FLO III Hydronic Kickspace Heater, 115 V, 0.5 A, 1 to 3 gpm, 19-1/4 inch Width, 12-3/4 inch Depth, 4 inch Height, 3370 to 10360 Btu/hr
TWIN-FLO III heaters are for use with forced hot water residential heating systems and consist of a copper tube, aluminum finned heating element with an electric motor and blower of unique cross flow design. Their purpose is to deliver a comfortable stream of warmed air, at or near floor level, and their construction is extremely compact so minimum space is required for installation.
Features
Features
Voltage: 115 V
Width: 19-1/4 in
Depth: 12-3/4 in
DOE Heating Capacity: 3370 to 10360 Btu/hr
Height: 4 in
Kickspace heaters are the space-saving alternative to hot water baseboard
Designed to fit inconspicuously under a cabinet, in the floor, on or in the wall
Hot water from the home's boiler is circulated through the kickspace unit and the fan gently blows heated air into the room
The homeowner simply selects the fan speed, then the unit turns on and off automatically according to heating demand
103 cfm high speed
3200 rpm
0.034 hp motor
30.7 watt
The type K heater is primarily used in horizontal floor installation, for example under a kitchen counter cabinet, or bathroom sink enclosure
They are ideal for radiant systems with the use of a low temperature aquastat designed to turn the unit on at 110 deg F
Type W is for vertical mounting, fully recessed in the wall studs, with the air discharged upward through a flush mounted, louvered front panel
Type F is a surface mounted wall unit, with the air discharged evenly through a louvered front panel in an upward direction
All types have heating elements with 1/2 in nominal (5/8 in O.D) copper tube connections and 115 V
Electric blower motor, interwired with a 120 deg F (49 deg C) reverse acting aquastat that prevents operation until hot water is circulating
These units are NOT intended to be used on one or two pipe steam systems
For gravity fed systems, it is recommended that a separate circulator pump be installed for the kickspace heater
