Features
Pressure clamp connectors
Dynamic heating up
Wide voltage range
Energy saving
Clip fixing
Quick installation
Description
These heaters are used in enclosures where damage from condensation must be prevented, or where the temperature may not fall below a minimum value. The aluminum profile heater body design has a chimney effect and distributes the heat evenly. The pressure clamp connectors save time and simplify installation.
Technical Data
| Operating voltage | 120-240V AC/DC* (min. 110V, max. 265V) |
| Heating element | PTC resistor – temperature limiting |
| Heater body | extruded aluminum profile, anodized |
| Connection | 3 pressure clamps for stranded wire 0.5-1.5mm2 (with wire end ferrule) |
| and rigid wire 0.5- 2.5mm2 | |
| Connection casing | plastic according to UL94 V-0, black |
| Mounting | clip for 35mm DIN rail, EN 60715 |
| Fitting position | vertical airflow (air outlet up, connection on bottom) |
| Operating/Storage temperature | -45 to +70°C (-49 to +158°F) |
| Operating/Storage humidity | max. 90% RH (non-condensing) |
| Protection type/Protection class | IP20 / I (earthed) |
| Note | other voltages on request |
Operating with voltages below 140V AC/DC reduces heating performance by approx. 10%.
| Art. No. | Heating capacity* | Inrush current max. | Pre-fuse T (time-delay) | Length (L) | Weight (approx.) |
| 14000.0-00 | 15W | 1.5A | 1A | 65mm | 0.3kg |
| 14001.0-00 | 30W | 3.0A | 2.5A | 65mm | 0.3kg |
| 14003.0-00 | 45W | 3.5A | 2.5A | 65mm | 0.3kg |
| 14005.0-00 | 60W | 2.5A | 2.5A | 140mm | 0.4kg |
| 14006.0-00 | 75W | 4.0A | 4A | 140mm | 0.5kg |
| 14007.0-00 | 100W | 4.5A | 4A | 140mm | 0.5kg |
| 14008.0-00 | 150W | 9.0A | 6.3A | 220mm | 0.7kg |
*At 20°(68°F) ambient temperature
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