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Vent Matika EKA NIS duct heater

SKU : EKA-NIS-125-1.2 PTC/PS

Overview

The Vent Matika EKA NIS range of electric duct heaters are Used in ventilation systems as heaters for comfort, or preheaters, to protect the ventilation unit from frost The Vent Matika EKA NIS range of electric duct heaters are controlled by an external 0 to 10v DC signal from a compatible MVHR unit or independent controller

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Product Part Number

125mm - 1.2kw Elec Duct Heater - 0-10V - EKA-NIS-125-1.2 PTC/PS
160mm - 1.2kw Elec Duct Heater - 0-10V - EKA-NIS-160-1.2 PTC/PS
160mm - 2.4kw Elec Duct Heater - 0-10V - EKA-NIS-160-2.4 PTC/PS
200mm - 1.2kw Elec Duct Heater - 0-10V - EKA-NIS-200-3.0 PTC/PS
250mm - 1.2kw Elec Duct Heater - 0-10V - EKA-NIS-250-3.0 PTC/PS

Description

The Vent Matika EKA NIS range of electric duct heaters are Used in ventilation systems as heaters for comfort, or preheaters, to protect the ventilation unit from frost

The Vent Matika EKA NIS range of electric duct heaters are controlled by an external 0 to 10v DC signal from a compatible MVHR unit or independent controller

KEY FEATURES – Vent Matika NIS heater

Controlled via a 0 to 10v DC signal
Internal temperature regulator
May be used as a Pre Heater or a Post Heater
Twin overheating protection
Easy to use screw terminals
Rubber sealed ductwork connections
Can be installed both horizontally and vertically
Stainless steel heating element
Aluzinc Casing
CE, RoSH & Reach certified

CONTROL OPTIONS

0-10v sensor from a compatible MVHR unit or independent controller will allow 0-100% control of the heaters power

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are MVHR heaters and water coils used for?

MVHR heaters and water coils are used within compatible ventilation systems to help heat or temper air as it passes through the ductwork.
What is the difference between an electric duct heater and a water coil?

An electric duct heater uses electrical energy to heat air within the duct. A water coil uses heated or chilled water from a suitable system to transfer heat to or from the air passing through the coil.
Can a duct heater be retrofitted to an existing MVHR system?

In some systems, yes, but the heater must be compatible with the airflow, controls and electrical or heating system. The MVHR manufacturer's requirements should be checked first.
Do water coils need a direct connection to a boiler or heat pump?

A water coil requires a suitable heated or chilled water circuit and associated controls. The exact connection will depend on the heating or cooling system design.