Introduction If your radiant tube heater has a flame-sensing issue, the flame sensor itself is not the only thing to check. Reverse polarity or an improper ground can also contribute to the problem. Checking the electrical supply helps determine whether either condition needs to be addressed before continuing with flame-sensor troubleshooting. For the Detroit […]
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Introduction Detroit Radiant Products newest burner box design is referred to as the V3 Burner. This includes a service access door which can be opened while the unit is running for easier serviceability. This blog and video go over how to test a Transformer on these units. Testing the transformer on a Detroit Radiant Products […]
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Introduction If a Detroit Radiant Products low intensity radiant tube heater has a call for heat but its fan blower does not turn on, the blower may need attention. A grinding noise or a blower wheel that does not spin freely for multiple revolutions is another sign of a failed blower. Confirm that replacement is […]
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Introduction If a low-intensity radiant tube heater lights and then drops out, or locks out on flame sense, the flame rod is one of the first components worth investigating. A dirty flame rod, a loose connection, damaged wiring, or insufficient gas pressure can all prevent the control from confirming a proper flame. Before replacing parts, […]
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Introduction – What is a ‘V3’ Burner? Detroit Radiant Products newest burner box design is referred to as the V3 Burner. This includes a service access door which can be opened while the unit is running for easier serviceability. This blog and video go over how to test a Gas Valve on these units. If […]
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Introduction A Vacuum Radiant System is one of the most effective ways to heat a large commercial or industrial space when you need even heat, fewer roof or wall penetrations, and high efficiency. In a recent startup on an HLV engineered system in Lowell, Massachusetts, the setup showed exactly why this approach works so well […]
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Introduction Heating a car wash is not like heating a typical commercial building. The priorities are completely different. You are not focused primarily on occupant comfort. You are focused on: Preventing freeze-ups Protecting expensive equipment Reducing heater failures Keeping operating costs under control Surviving harsh wet and chemical-heavy conditions Depending on where you are heating […]
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Introduction The V3 Burner is built with serviceability in mind. One of its standout features is how accessible everything is once the box is opened up. If you need a high-level overview of the burner itself, or you want to understand the internal components and the sequence of operation, this unit makes that process straightforward. […]
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Introduction If you are working through a venting setup for a heater, a rooftop vent kit is one of those components you do not want to guess on. The RTVP-4 four inch rooftop vent kit is built to provide the core rooftop assembly pieces, the transition through the ceiling, and the parts needed to properly […]
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