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Industrial Portable Heating For Dry Out Applications, Worker Safety And Comfort

Industrial Portable Heaters are commonly used in commercial and industrial applications for a variety of applications, from temporary heating on days when the weather is inclement, to supplementing an existing fixed heating system or even for emergency situations, such as a dry out application.

Uncomplicated to use and easy to move, the simple cord and (typically) plug design means you can take the heater with you from location to location, giving you the flexibility of delivering Clean, Dry Air with No Emissions exactly where you need it, when you need it.

Portable electric heaters can fill nearly every heating application gap, while their durable design makes them a reliable heat source for years of trouble-free operation.

But which one is right for you?

Start by defining what you hope to achieve with portable heating. Keeping workers warm for their health, comfort and productivity should be a main goal, but there are many applications that can benefit from electric heat.

  • Do you need to deliver heating to a process that requires a certain minimum temperature level?
  • Are you trying to keep pipes from freezing and bursting?
  • Do you Need to deliver nighttime or weekend heating to a specific area when the main plant is shut down?
  • Would you benefit from being able to temporarily duct heat into a specific location or area within a building?

These considerations might impact the type of heater you will need and where it should be placed.

What Is an Electric Portable Heater?

Electric heaters use resistive heat, offering high heating capacities of 17,000 – 102,000 BTU/hr.

They combine a heating element and a fan to circulate heated air throughout the space or some models can be ducted to direct the heated air to a specific location.

They deliver clean, dry air with no emissions.

Choosing the Right King Electric Industrial Portable.

Ductable Portable

King’s line of Ductable Portable Unit Heaters are constructed to hold up to the rigorous demands of jobsites or industrial facilities. These portable heaters can be ducted, to direct the heated air to required areas and are ideal for construction sites, warehouse and warehouse space heating, agriculture, events and military applications. The high CFM and low temperature rise are also key features to make the PKB-DT the best solution for temporary large capacity heating applications.

DRY OUT

Ducted warm air, directed to the location where it’s needed the most.

CONSTRUCTION SITES

Perfect for temporary heating of spaces under construction.

LOADING DOCKS

Dock doors are constantly opening and closing and heat loss is unavoidable. Warm cargo and employees during active loading/unloading.

Stainless Portables

King’s PKBS Stainless Steel Portable Unit Heater is specially constructed for heating of, and freeze protection in, dirty, dusty or corrosive areas requiring periodic washing or hosedown. The heater is constructed from 18-gauge type 304 Stainless Steel and elements making it extremely corrosion resistant.

DRY OUT

Used for drying dampened or water damaged areas after water has seeped in.

CONSTRUCTION SITES

Perfect for temporary heating of spaces under construction when exposed to corrosive environments and water.

MARINE DOCKS AND PROCESSING PLANTS

Dock doors are exposed and take constant abuse. Warm cargo and employees during active loading/unloading.

Wheeled Portables

King’s line of Wheeled Portable Utility Heaters are easily moved throughout the jobsite and are constructed to hold up to the rigorous demands of a jobsite or industrial facility. The high CFM and low temperature rise are also key features for temporary large capacity heating applications. Spiral finned steel elements and high CFM ensure even air distribution producing cooler element operation, prolonging heater life.

DRY OUT

Used for drying dampened or water damaged areas after water has seeped in.

CONSTRUCTION SITES

Perfect for temporary heating of spaces under construction.

LOADING DOCKS

Dock doors are constantly opening and closing and heat loss is unavoidable. Warm cargo and employees during active loading/unloading.