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Radiant heater · AiFO
Ceramic infrared emitter (650 W) KE-ACS1-650W
Item no. KE-ACS1-650W · EAN 2010000130209
- features a spherical shape of the radiating surface (this allows the radiant heater to be placed further from the heated surface while reducing the number of radiant heaters on the heating table)
- when radiant heaters of this type are used in thermoforming machines, a distance of 15-20 cm from the heater to the formed material is recommended, and a spacing of 3-5 cm between the individual heaters
- they are well suited to heating panels in all drying and heating processes
- Power
- 650 W
In brief
- 650 W is the last step before the jump to a kilowatt.
- The highest output in the KE-ACS1 series below the 1000 W variant.
- The spherical radiating face allows the points to be spaced more sparsely.
- The data sheet describes one output, with no variants to choose from.
Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. Heating systems are configured for the station.
Ceramic infrared emitter (650 W) KE-ACS1-650W – how to choose the right one
KE-ACS1-650W is a 650 W ceramic infrared emitter. In the KE-ACS1 series it is the last item before the kilowatt variant, and the spherical radiating surface covers a wider section of the table than a flat face.
Between five hundred and a thousand watts the jump is large, and it is precisely this part number that softens it. A hundred and fifty watts of difference against the five hundred is often enough to avoid reaching for an element twice as powerful.
At this output a panel is usually populated more sparsely, but each point weighs more in the installation calculation. Two units come to 1300 W, which is more than a single kilowatt emitter contributes.
How to choose the power and the type of emitter for the station – we explained it in the selection guide for this category.
Where it works
- Panels with heating points spaced more sparsely
- Stations where 500 W is not enough
- Drying in short-cycle processes
- Heating large parts from a single point
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Ask a questionWhen should 650 W be chosen instead of 1000 W?
When five hundred watts has proved too little, but doubling the output would be excessive. The difference in the supply calculation is clear: with four points it is 2600 W instead of 4000 W.
How many such emitters will fit side by side?
The manufacturer gives a gap of 3 to 5 cm between adjacent units for thermoforming applications and does not make it dependent on output. The number of points is therefore set by the length of the panel.
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