HKM-9751507 Industrial Electric Fan Heater Brings 3-65 kW of Controlled Warmth to Cold Workshop Floors and Barns

HKM-9751507 · 3-65 kW · 380V · 7000 m³/h · 600W Fan Motor · LCD Timer · 750 x 650 x 1420 mm · 51 kg Net Weight

Steel Casing and Aluminum Louvers Built for Daily Industrial DutyWarmth That Keeps the Shop Moving

A 3 to 65 kW industrial electric fan heater with a 380V three phase terminal block marked A B C N, an aluminum alloy louver outlet that tilts up or down by hand, an LCD control panel showing temperature, mode and timing, an infrared remote for power and settings from across the room, overheat cut-off with a resettable fuse, and a sprayed steel shell standing on fixed feet for workshops, warehouses, greenhouses and covered event spaces.

Cold floors slow crews down long before the air turns comfortable, and this heater is built to fix that. The digital panel reads the room temperature back to you while heating and fan indicators show what the cabinet is doing, and the timer shuts the unit down at the end of a shift without a walk back. A fan failure alarm sounds when airflow drops, the overheat cut-off watches the element, and a resettable fuse protects the circuit when loads spike.

Set temperature, mode and timing on the panel or from across the room with the infrared remote, and the power-down memory brings your settings back after an outage. The aluminum alloy louvers tilt up or down by hand to steer the warm stream wherever the crew needs it, and the whole cabinet stands ready on fixed steel feet.

At a Glance

• 3-65 kW Range — One series for small rooms and large bays
• 380V Three Phase — Rear terminal block marked A B C N
• 7000 m³/h Airflow — Supplier figure on the 65 kW reference unit
• 600W Fan Motor — Supplier figure on the 65 kW reference unit
• LCD Control Panel — Temperature, mode and timing in one place
• Infrared Remote — Power and settings from across the room
• Manual Louvers — Aluminum alloy vanes aim the warm stream
• Overheat Cut-Off — Shuts down if the element runs hot
• Resettable Fuse — Circuit protection at the cabinet
• Power-Down Memory — Settings held through an outage
• Sprayed Steel Shell — Industrial finish on fixed feet
• 750 x 650 x 1420 mm — Reference size of the 65 kW unit

Casing, Outlet and Controls

The sprayed steel shell keeps its finish through scuffs, dust and the general abuse of a working floor. Bolts along the side panels open up for service access, and the paint wipes clean with a dry cloth when the season turns, and the color holds under shop lights.

The aluminum alloy louver set sits right at the outlet and tilts by hand, so you can push warm air along the floor or lift it toward the rafters. The vanes hold their angle once set, and the wide grille spreads the stream instead of firing one hot column into the room.

The LCD control panel shows the room temperature alongside timing and mode, with heating and fan indicators lighting the cabinet state at a glance. Buttons cover power, mode, reset, delay and timer, and an infrared receiver pairs the panel with the remote.

• Aluminum alloy louvers tilt by hand to steer the warm stream up or down the room
• A sprayed steel shell shrugs off workshop scuffs and wipes clean
• The LCD panel shows temperature, mode and timing with heating and fan indicators
• A rear terminal block marked A B C N takes the three phase feed
• A resettable fuse guards the circuit when loads spike
• Fixed steel feet keep the cabinet planted on concrete floors
• An infrared receiver on the panel pairs with the remote across the room

Around back, a terminal block marked A B C N takes the three phase supply, with a resettable fuse guarding the circuit. Fixed steel feet keep the cabinet planted on concrete, and the open base leaves room for air to reach the intake.

Heat, Airflow and Coverage

The series runs from 3 to 65 kW, so one heater family covers everything from a small utility room to a full workshop bay. On the 65 kW reference unit the fan motor draws 600W and moves up to 7000 m³/h of air, figures the supplier prints on its own spec sheet. Warm air leaves the aluminum alloy outlet hot and steady, and the closed cabinet keeps hands and hoses away from the element while it works.

Airflow is aimed rather than blasted. The louver set tilts up or down by hand to point the stream at the floor, the benches or the open air of a loading bay, and the fan holds a steady volume behind it through a full shift. Aim it low and the warmth runs to the far corners of the room. Overheat cut-off, the fan failure alarm and the resettable fuse share the watch, so the heater can be left to do its job.

The maker positions the series for warehouses, workshops, farms and greenhouses, and the reference size for the 65 kW unit is 750 x 650 x 1420 mm, supplier figures again. Match the power rating to the space and the heater settles into a quiet background rhythm that keeps the floor usable.

Who It Fits and Where It Works

This heater fits crews who work in cold buildings rather than people chasing cold climates. Workshop floors, garage bays, warehouse aisles and livestock barns all benefit from steady background warmth that starts when the shift does and shuts down on the timer when the last person leaves.

Event crews use it to take the chill out of a hall before guests arrive, and greenhouse growers point the louvers low over the beds on cold mornings. Wherever work stands still in the cold, this cabinet keeps the air warm.

• Workshop and garage floors where cold air slows the crew down
• Warehouses and loading bays that need steady background warmth
• Greenhouses and livestock barns through the cold months
• Covered event spaces that need to lose the chill before guests arrive

What's in the Box

The heater ships as one cabinet with the louver set, control panel and feet fitted at the factory. Check that the terminal block matches your supply before wiring, and keep the outlet clear of racking, sheeting and anything that could block the airflow path.

Color and Finish

The cabinet wears a sprayed steel finish in a clean industrial white that throws light back into dim buildings. The color holds up under shop lighting and hides the dust that settles between shifts, so the heater still looks deliberate after a season of work.

Aluminum alloy louvers and a dark control panel give the front face a quiet two tone look that fits a working space without pretending to be furniture.

Care and Maintenance

Keep the outlet clear and wipe the louvers with a dry cloth when dust builds up along the vanes. The sprayed finish takes a damp wipe without complaint, but the cabinet wants nothing more aggressive than that, and the intake needs the same clear space as the outlet.

At the end of the season, shut the unit down, let the element cool and clear the area around the intake before you store anything in front of it. The resettable fuse can be pressed back in if a load spike trips it, and the terminal screws can be checked at the same time. Keep the remote with fresh batteries outside the cabinet, and the heater will start the next cold spell on the settings the memory held.

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Service and Policies

Coverage that lasts beyond the box. Orders ship free with a tracking number in 2 to 5 business days. From delivery, the product is protected for 180 days against manufacturing defects and transit damage, returnable within 30 days for a full refund, and covered by a 24-month parts-and-labor warranty on manufacturing defects. Four policies, one idea: ship it free, protect it for 180 days, take it back for 30, and stand behind it for two years.

HKM-9751507 · industrial electric fan heater · 3 to 65 kW power range · 380V three phase supply on a rear terminal block marked A B C N · 600W fan motor moving up to 7000 m³/h on the 65 kW reference unit · 750 x 650 x 1420 mm reference size · 51 kg · aluminum alloy louvers that tilt up or down by hand · sprayed steel shell on fixed steel feet · LCD panel with temperature readout, mode, timing and delay · infrared remote for power, mode and timing from across the room · power-down memory holds settings through an outage · overheat cut-off, fan failure alarm and a resettable fuse share the safety watch · heating and fan indicators on the display · for workshops, warehouses, greenhouses, barns and covered event spaces