Stationary hot air generator Lodos 50

gasindustrial

Daygas combines efficient, economical, high-quality, and functional products that prioritize innovation and R&D, saving energy in the heating sector for end users. - Cooling mode. - Quick start. - Low-noise operation. - Low emission value. - High safety level. - Secure gas valve system. - Low energy consumption. - 5-stage operation with thermostats or remote control. - Error message and stage display on the screen. - Specially designed boiler for increased efficiency. Capacity: 50kW Gas consumption: NG 4.75m³/h / LPG 3.52 kg/h Dimensions: 790h / 760L / 820w Weight: Net 73.75kg / Gross 88.60kg Operating pressure: NG 21-55mbar / LPG 32-55mbar Heating area (surface): min 250m² / avg 300m² / max 365 m² Heating area (volume): min 740m³ / avg 930m³ / max 1100m³ Sound level in empty room: 55 d-BA Sound level at workplace: 43 d-BA Airflow: 3500m³ Electrical connection (EU): 190-260 V / 50-60 Hz Gas connection: G ¾’’ Homogeneous Heat Distribution Lodos hot air generators heat areas where direct convection is required, using a technological burner structure that emits minimal exhaust gases. The heat generated in the high-efficiency blades is transferred directly to the medium by an axial fan, making them devices with the most homogeneous heat distribution. Space-Saving Design Daygas Lodos hot air generators are devices that transfer heat energy from NG or LPG either directly to the environment where the fan is mounted or by blowing hot air through air ducts. Thanks to a specially developed boiler structure, they offer high efficiency and low energy consumption. The special design ensures the lowest operating noise level with the boiler and housing structure, operating more quietly than competitors. For efficient and homogeneous heating, it is recommended to use hot air generators in confined spaces with a ceiling height not exceeding 5 m. - Ability to operate hermetically and semi-hermetically. - Electrical components made of high-temperature resistant, non-flammable silicone cables. - All metal components made of high-temperature resistant, durable aluminum-silicon alloy. Device Control Various scenarios and control elements are associated with device control. The main options include: - Remote control - Integration via control panel - Pako switched manual control - Thermostat-controlled automatic control - Integration into automation system (SCADA control) The diversity of control scenarios, offered as 5 different alternatives, allows products to be controlled correctly and as desired. The most suitable control scenario is selected by evaluating the on-site use of the devices and location conditions. Proper control facilitates both fuel savings and long-lasting, trouble-free operation. Integration into Automation System (SCADA Control) Devices can be integrated directly into building automation systems (BMS) via the Modbus communication protocol over the RS485 port (internal). If no BMS system is available, device control can be fully automatic from a single center via an HMI touch panel or PC. - Device operation scheduling for specified days and hours - Regional or individual step and modulation control of heating devices - Display of device error codes in the system for identification and memory - Functional controls such as instant, daily, weekly, or monthly monitoring of fuel consumption Control Units - 128x64 graphic LCD display - Automatic and manual control - Communication port with computer - Option to connect an external temperature sensor - Ability to control 8 independent zones and a total of 32 devices - 7 days, 24 hours programmable function - Overheat protection mode - Frost protection function - Encrypted protection function Facilitates operation with many commands, from controlling device on/off at desired workdays and intervals to maintaining a warm environment within the set frost protection temperature range when the business is closed. Analog Room Thermostat With the Daygas analog room thermostat, the device automatically switches off when the set temperature is reached. If the room temperature drops below the desired value, the device automatically switches on at maximum level and resumes operation, saving fuel. Digital Room Thermostat - Frost protection function - Temperature control on the device - Modulation control capability When the programmed temperature is reached, the device's modulation value is reduced according to weather conditions, saving fuel. Once the desired temperature is reached, the device switches off automatically; if the temperature drops, it switches on and operates at the most suitable level. Pako Switched Manual Control Stepwise manual control can be provided via the Pako switch. For more local solutions where no control panel is present or needed, devices can be operated at the desired level via the Pako switch. Devices can be controlled with independent step settings. In standby mode (0), the device is not switched on, ensuring a long service life. Remote Control With the Daygas remote control, all device functions such as on/off, temperature increase/decrease, and reset can be easily managed. All Daygas products can be controlled remotely with a single remote. Technical Specifications / Features - Capacity: 50kW - Gas consumption: NG 4.75m³/h / LPG 3.52 kg/h - Dimensions: 790h / 760L / 820w - Weight: Net 73.75kg / Gross 88.60kg - Operating pressure: NG 21-55mbar / LPG 32-55mbar - Heating area (surface): min 250m² / avg 300m² / max 365 m² - Heating area (volume): min 740m³ / avg 930m³ / max 1100m³ - Sound level in empty room: 55 d-BA - Sound level at workplace: 43 d-BA - Airflow: 3500m³ - Electrical connection (EU): 190-260 V / 50-60 Hz - Gas connection: G ¾’’