9000W Industrial Electric Fan Heater - B&Q - ys04150
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The B&Q 9000W Industrial Electric Fan Heater is an essential heating solution for professionals working in large workshops, garages, and industrial spaces. It provides rapid, clean, and fume-free heat, making it an excellent choice for environments requiring consistent temperature control; however, users must ensure they have access to a 415V 3-phase power supply, as it is not compatible with standard household sockets.
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| Model Part Number | ys04150 |
|---|---|
| Brand | B&Q |
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FAQs
Can I use this heater in a standard home garage?
Only if your home garage is wired with a 415V 3-phase power supply. It will not work on standard 230V UK household plugs.
Does this heater produce fumes or condensation?
No, this is an electric fan heater that provides dry, clean heat without the fumes or moisture associated with gas or diesel heaters.
What is the maximum area this heater can cover?
The heater is designed to effectively heat spaces up to 180m³.
Is the power plug included?
Yes, the unit is supplied with a 16A plug ready for connection to a compatible 3-phase socket.
Why does the fan keep running after I turn the switch off?
This is part of the auto-cooling system, which runs the fan to safely dissipate heat from the elements before shutting down completely.
Troubleshooting
Unit fails to start when switched on
Check that the 415V 3-phase connection is secure and verify that the workshop circuit breaker has not tripped.
Heater turns off during use
The auto-cooling system may have engaged due to overheating. Ensure the intake and exhaust vents are not obstructed by tools or debris.
Fan is running but no heat is produced
Ensure the heat setting is toggled to the appropriate level and the thermostat is set to a temperature higher than the current room temperature.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High heating capacity for large industrial environments
- Clean, fume-free operation improves indoor air quality
- Integrated thermostat for consistent temperature control
- Safety-first design with built-in auto-cooling system
Cons
- Requires a 415V 3-phase power supply
- Not suitable for domestic or standard residential electrical circuits
- High power draw necessitates appropriate heavy-duty wiring
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation requires a 415V 3-phase electrical connection. The unit is pre-supplied with a 16A plug, which should be inspected for secure connection to an industrial-rated socket. Before operation, ensure the area is clear of flammable materials, as industrial heaters generate significant heat output. For routine care, periodically check the fan blades for dust accumulation and ensure the air intake grille remains free of debris. Always allow the unit to run through its auto-cooling cycle after shutting off the heat to preserve the life of the heating elements.