Pest control
Bed bug heating equipment
The Heat Injector System™ heats and distributes air for energy-efficient bed bug treatments. A dedicated combustion blower supplies fresh air for the burner so heated airflow can recirculate safely in the space.
An industrial blower — powered from a standard outlet — uses Automatic HP Boost™ to hold airflow as flexible duct is added. An onboard microprocessor watches discharge temperature and modulates gas like cruise control.
HVAC & process
Direct-fired duct heater
Direct gas-fired heat with a dedicated combustion blower lets airflow stay adjustable and reduces load on the main blower — about 30% less energy to move the same air when compared with typical heater static loads that never go away.
Heat only the volume you need. The result is clean enough for many recirculated systems, and compact enough to drop into a wide range of equipment.
Make-up air
Heated make-up air system
When air is exhausted, an equal volume must return. The Heat Injector System pairs the right air handler with a Heat Injector positioned to hit your discharge temperature.
Modules are also supplied to systems houses that need to add heat to equipment they manufacture — no static load, variable airflow.
Building pressure
Southern Breeze™
Negative buildings with closed doors and active exhausts struggle in cold weather. Southern Breeze™ injects heat into intake airflow through an injection chamber so entering air feels warm — a low-energy approach with site-specific safety controls.
Note: negative buildings hurt exhaust performance, and indirect heaters in the space are often about 20% less efficient under those conditions.
Resources
Brochures & manuals
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