File:Hydronic Unit Heater.jpg
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English: A hydronic fan unit heater used for maintaining warmth within an industrial setting. The fan draws cool, ambient air through the heat exchanger around the perimeter of the housing with pipes carrying hot glycol, and expels it out the centre. |
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| Author | SAF1999 |
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