DAYTON 3VE53 Oil Fired Torpedo Heater, 400000 BtuH

Dayton 3VE53 oil-fired torpedo heater is used for their ability to quickly generate substantial heat output, making it ideal for combating cold temperatures, thawing frozen surfaces and accelerating drying processes. This Dayton portable oil fired heater uses oil as a fuel source, ensuring a continuous heat supply, even in remote locations. Its portable design, durability and safety features make it indispensable for professionals in need of on-demand heating solutions, whether for comfort or specialised applications.

Working Mechanism:

• Assemble the wheel, axle, handle, controls, air inlets & fan guards to the frame containing the tank & motor.
• Fill fuel tank and close the fuel cap.
• Plug the power cord into a grounded power supply. Adjust the thermostat settings in the attached control panel & switch On the power.
• The equipped electric magnet pump forces fuel through the fuel line and subsequently the nozzle in the burner head that sprays the fuel into the combustion chamber.
• Then, a spark plug ignites the fuel & air mixture and starts the heating process.
• Dayton heater's heavy-duty motor uses a fan to force air into, around & out of the combustion chamber to heat the area.

Features:

• Dayton 3VE53 heater can use fuels like diesel, kerosene & fuel oils.
• This Dayton portable oil-fired heater is equipped with flat-free wheels & handles for enhanced portability in outdoor spaces.
• It has a 29-gallon tank to run 10 hrs continuously and provide a heating output of 400000 BTUh.
• This Dayton portable oil-fired heater is integrated with an ON / OFF switch, a built-in thermostat with a digital temperature readout, an air pressure gauge and a power failure indicator, ensuring safety while heating up.
• It has a temperature limit control for shutting down the Dayton kerosene heater in case the internal temperature rises beyond an unsafe level and electrical system protection to prevent electrical system & components from damage.
• This Dayton oil-fired heater produces an open flame in the burn chamber for direct heating of air. The flame-out sensor uses a photocell to monitor this flame and shut off Dayton diesel heater if the burner flame gets extinguished.

Compatible Accessories:

• Eagle Type I Safety Can 5: This rugged and dependable safety can is designed to store and transport flammable liquids securely. Its Type I construction meets strict safety standards, reducing the risk of accidental spills and ignition. This 5-gallon saftey can features a spill-proof, self-closing lid, a flame arrestor screen and a corrosion-resistant finish, providing peace of mind when handling and storing flammable liquids in industrial or professional settings.
• Dayton 3541006300 Wheel Axle: This high-quality wheel axle is engineered for compatibility with the heater, allowing users to easily transport the heater to different job sites or locations. With durable construction and precise engineering, it ensures a secure and stable fit, enabling effortless movement of the heater across various surfaces.
• Dayton 3712003500 Bushing Cover: This bushing cover is engineered for compatibility with the heater, serving as a protective and maintenance-enhancing component. It helps shield critical components and connections, such as electrical wiring or fuel lines, from potential damage, environmental elements, or debris.

Standards and Approvals:

• cCSAus

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How to store or use a Dayton heater after a long time?

A.
• For a long time of storage, drain the fuel by unscrewing the drain nut from the fuel tank's rear bottom side. Rinse / clean the inside of the fuel tank using a little amount of fuel. Remove the fuel completely.
• To operate this torpedo / bullet heater after a long time, reinstall the drain bolt after thoroughly cleaning all the parts in the unit & checking their working condition.

Q. What do the different error codes signify in a Dayton 3VE53 torpedo heater?

A. E3 error code may indicate switch failure or short circuit. Users need to replace the switch or check the electrical connections. The E4 code denotes the disconnection of the sensor, whereas the E5 error code means that the unit is overheated. In case of overheating, users should stop operation until the unit cools down.

Q. What safety precautions should I take while using Bussmann HKP-H-R 10A fuse holder?

A.

• Disconnect power before handling.
• Use the correct fuse type and rating.
• Regularly inspect for damage.
• Avoid exceeding the max current rating.

Q. How do I maintain and clean this oil-fired torpedo heater?

A. Regular maintenance of this Dayton portable oil-fired heater includes cleaning or replacing air filters, inspecting the fuel system for leaks and ensuring proper ventilation.