GSI Centrifugal Downstream Heater

GSI·Grain Handling

GSI Centrifugal Downstream Heater

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Gas-fired grain-drying heater fitted downstream of GSI 1750 RPM centrifugal fans; three sizes.

Main advantages

  • Up to 4.2 million BTU/hr — high heat output
  • Adjustable burners — uniform heating temperatures
  • Three gas fuel options — matches the fuel at hand
  • Auto ignition shutoff — longer ignitor life
  • High-limit switch — protection against overheating

Overview

About this product

The Centrifugal Downstream Heater is a GSI gas burner for drying grain in bins, fitted downstream of a 1750 RPM centrifugal fan as a medium or high temperature burner, not a low temperature one. It comes in three sizes for different fan powers, each for liquid propane, propane vapor or natural gas.

The burners adjust for uniform heating temperatures, and liquid propane models carry the patented Blue-Burn optimizer. All GSI heaters include a transition high-limit switch, a liquid-filled pressure gauge and automatic ignition shutoff after proof of flame.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandGSI
Equipment typeGrain handling
ModelCentrifugal Downstream Heater
ConditionNew

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