EnerStar Solutions offers a wide range of flameless heaters to provide the warmth required for concrete curing, ground thawing, and more. We offer a range of powerful glycol heaters and flameless heaters for worksites to keep your job moving forward even in cold temperatures. Get in touch today for your customized solution.
Flameless Heaters
Unit Features
- Flameless
- 550K BTU
- 750K BTU
Description
A flameless heater can be placed directly in the area where you are working because it does not emit flames. Our heaters have become the top choice for oilfield heating due to the safety, reliability, simple design, and durability of our unique portable flameless heaters.
Flameless heaters are used in industries such as construction, mining, oil and gas, agriculture, energy, and aviation. Flameless heaters have been tested and proven to be the safest and most reliable heaters on the market today.
Hydronic Surface Heater (Glycol Heaters)
Unit Features
With 3,000 ft. of hose and a hydraulic hose system, the E3000 allows for single-person setup and placement, providing greater flexibility across all applications.
A positive displacement pump provides maximum flow and consistent heat delivery for thawing and curing. One pump per hose loop means delivery of maximum Btu’s per hour.
A digital temperature controller with push-button adjustment allows operators to easily adjust the Heat Transfer Fluid (HTF) output temperature for all concrete curing applications.
The performance-monitoring strobe light indicates, from a distance, that all systems are operating properly.
The 6 kW generator features a standard 1,000-hour service interval and delivers up to 81 hours of continuous run time. The genset top opens completely, providing easy access to the oil filter, Kohler engine, and other components.
Description
Developed for reliable performance and trouble-free starts for up to 140 hours of run time, the E3000 will provide maximum flow and ensure consistent heat delivery for thawing and curing applications.
The E3000 thaws or cures up to 6,000 sq. ft. With accessories, this heater will cover up to 18,000 sq. ft. or provide 535,000 cu. ft. of dry heat at 83% efficiency, the highest in the industry.
Forced Air Heaters
Unit Features
- Maxi Heat MH 500 iQ 1 M BTU
- 3,200 Heated Air Output (cfm)
- 30.2 Operating Time (hrs)
- 175 (662.4) Fuel Capacity (gal)
- 9 Generator Frequency (Hz)
- Combination 2″ Bulldog Coupler, 3″ Lunette Ring for Pintle Hitch
- 16″ or Dual 12″ Duct Flange Outlets
iQ System
Automatically calibrates the burner for temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure. Provides damper setting on color display and information on efficiency, target, and actual outlet temperatures.
Twin Heater Units
Twin heater units, producing a maximum of 1,000,000 combined BTUs, may be operated independently depending on heating requirements. Standard 16-inch heater outlet flanges and optional flexible ducting provide a wide variety of heat distribution options.
Operate Single Burner Ability
Operates a single burner at 515,000 BTUs
Flange Outlets
- 16″ or dual 12″ duct flange outlets
- Reversible Coupler
- Adjustable height 2″ Bulldog® and 3″ pintle
Fluid Containment System (FCS)
Now equipped with a Fluid Containment System and a double-walled, single-cell metal fuel tank that holds up to 110% of all on-board fluids, the MH500iQ is ready for the harshest conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should you choose a hydronic surface heater instead of a forced-air unit?
Hydronic heat is your best bet when you need even and consistent heat distribution across a large surface area. Forced-air heaters blow hot air across a space, which can create uneven temperatures.
By comparison, hydronic systems circulate heated fluid to deliver steadier, more controlled warmth. This makes them useful for applications such as ground thawing, concrete curing, and maintaining more stable temperatures in cold environments.
They are also utilized in situations where reducing dust or airflow disruption, minimizing heat loss, and maintaining precise temperatures are required.
What safety features should you look for in a heater for industrial camps?
Heaters used in industrial camps should be equipped with the necessary safety features to ensure safe and efficient operation, even in harsh environments.
Safety features may include automatic shut-off for low-fuel or overheating conditions, flame-out protection, and ventilation incorporated into the design to prevent exhaust buildup.
Heaters should also have stable housing and secure fuel connections. Our heaters are developed with safety standards in mind to reduce risk to personnel and equipment while ensuring dependable performance.
What maintenance steps are critical for heaters used in remote or long-term deployment?
Heaters used in remote or long-term operations require regular maintenance to ensure proper functioning, consistent performance, safety, and the prevention of unplanned downtime.
This should include routine inspection of fuel lines, heat exchangers, and burners. Fluid levels in hydronic systems should also be checked regularly.
Cleaning filters and checking for wear and corrosion are also important, as is keeping a routine maintenance schedule and addressing minor issues. At the same time, they are still minor, so they don’t become major repairs later.
This will help extend the life of your equipment, ensure reliable performance, and reduce the risk of unplanned downtime throughout your job.
Call EnerStar Solutions for Flameless Heaters on Your Jobsite
EnerStar Solutions provides a wide range of flameless, forced air, and hydronic heaters for virtually any jobsite. Our team is here to help you choose the right equipment for your job.
We also provide a wide range of other job site solutions, ranging from accommodations and lighting to logistics and power. Call today for a consultation!
