A business in DuPage County, Illinois, requested the installation of electric heaters for one of their buildings. Several 15kW electric heater rentals, which are certified by UL and CSA for their safety, were installed throughout the facility and connected to the electrical panel in the basement. Portable heaters are available in 115, 208, 240, or 480 - volt power. In the absence of heat, any temporary heating solution for freeze protection is welcomed to avoid the alternative of ruptured water pipes

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Indirect Heater rentals are a popular choice when the main heating system fails inside a commercial building. In both applications, makeup air is being used to pressurize the buildings. When air is taken from the outdoors, it is heated and blown into the building which aid in even heating distribution throughout the space. Bringing in fresh outdoor air also helps prevent the spread of pathogens. The heated air is never in contact with the flame, therefore 100% clean heated air is being generated by the portable indirect heater rental. Indirect heaters are more expensive to rent but the overall cost to operate can be less expensive than its counterparts. Natural gas for both applications is taken from the building boiler rooms and routed through natural gas flexible hoses. The diameter of the hose may vary depending on the NG pressure and the BTU output of the heater.

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Pictured below is a OP60, 208/230 V, single phase 5-ton AC Rental unit installed in a cafeteria. The condenser air is ducted through a window opening and plugged into a 50 A independent circuit. An identical portable air unit was located on the other end of the dining space.

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