GSI Vane Axial Downstream Heater

GSI·Grain Handling

GSI Vane Axial Downstream Heater

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Gas-fired grain-drying heater that runs downstream of GSI vane axial fans or upstream of 1750 RPM centrifugal fans.

Main advantages

  • 18 to 28 in diameters — matched to fan size
  • Up to 3.0 million BTU/hr — high-capacity drying
  • High-Low Fire or modulating valve — flexible heat control
  • Auto ignition shutoff — longer ignitor life

Overview

About this product

The Vane Axial Downstream Heater is a GSI gas burner for grain drying that works as a medium to high temperature burner downstream of an axial fan, or as a low to medium temperature burner upstream of a 1750 RPM centrifugal fan. The range covers four diameters, with liquid propane, propane vapor or natural gas versions.

Deluxe models come standard with electronic controls, solid-state flame sensing and a self-diagnosing Smart board, and run in high or low temperature mode. A High-Low Fire option or a modulating valve can be added.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandGSI
Equipment typeGrain handling
ModelVane Axial Downstream Heater
ConditionNew

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