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Manufacturer of Gas-Fired Infrared Radiant Heating Equipment Since 1965 ® Brant Radiant Heaters Limited MANUFACTURER OF GAS-FIRED INFRARED RADIANT HEATING EQUIPMENT SINCE 1965 GLOBAL PROVIDER of ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDING SOLUTIONS High Intensity Infrared High Intensity Infrared Low Intensity Infrared Space Heaters Patio Heaters Tube Heaters Warm Air Unit Heaters Industrial LED Lights Electric Infrared Heaters ABOUT BRANT RADIANT HEATERS LIMITED Who We Are Since 1965, Brant Radiant Heaters Limited has set the standard for high-quality, cost-effective, energy- efficient infrared heaters. Our vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities allow us to exceed your expectations in quality, flexibility, design and service. By choosing the Re-Verber-Ray® brand you secure a solution for the most demanding commercial, industrial and specialty applications. TRUST EXPERTISE SUPPORT HISTORY LOYALTY TECHNOLOGY Where We Do It Located in Canada, our Paris, Ontario plant and surrounding facilities in Michigan have over 200,000 ft² of manufacturing space with dedicated press rooms, five production lines, a certified testing laboratory, and a classroom. Our customer service team, technical support staff and design assistance cell are centrally located at the factory. All this capability means you get your product how you want it, where you want it, and when you want it. THE EFFICIENCY OF INFRARED HEATING Re-Verber-Ray® infrared heaters emulate the true efficiency of the sun. Infrared heaters generate energy which is converted into heat when absorbed by floors, animals, people and objects. This energy is then re-radiated to warm the surrounding area by convection. This is the most efficient and effective method of heating under the diverse and challenging conditions present in most commercial and industrial applications. COMMON APPLICATIONS • Auto Service Shops • Farm Buildings • Ice Rinks • Home Garages • Car Washes Warehouses Outdoor Patios Loading Docks • Warehouses • Manufacturing Facilities • Confinement Barns • Vehicle Maintenance Facilities • and Many More! Municipal Facilities Aircraft Hangars Entrance Ways 2 TRADITIONAL BENEFITS OF INFRARED • Fuel Savings: 20-50% over conventional forced air units. • Flexibility: Heaters can be placed where most needed. • Modular Design: Re-Verber-Ray® heaters are of a modular design to assure heating protection over traditional central heating systems. • Superior Comfort: Heat the floor zone, not the ceiling. • Radiant Efficiency: Output is enhanced through a highly emissive, black coated radiant tube chamber or perforated ceramic. • Durability: Infrared heaters require very little maintenance and are much easier to clean than air tempering and recirculating systems. • Quiet & Clean: No noisy blowers pushing dirt and dust around. Heat the People Zone... ...Not the Empty Spaces. INFRARED HEATING SYSTEM FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM FUEL SAVING STUDIES Proven Average Fuel Savings of 23 Percent* It is proven that gas fired infrared heaters save energy, and therefore dollars, over traditional hot air heating systems. Brant Radiant Heaters Limited is committed to documenting these savings through independent, scientifically conducted studies. A three-year independent field test was conducted to determine the effectiveness of a two-stage heating system and how it meets heat requirements more efficiently vs. forced air heating systems. An accurate side-by-side evaluation of the different heating systems revealed that infrared heaters proved 23% fuel savings and improved comfort levels over a forced air heating system. Market proven results show energy costs reduced by as much as 50% with fixed input infrared heaters when compared to forced air heating. For more information on how infrared heating can make a difference for you, visit our website or contact us today! * As reported in ASHRAE Research Project Number 4643. Results may vary depending on application. 3 LOW INTENSITY HEATER PRODUCT OFFERING COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL SPECIALTY* RESIDENTIAL** VACUUM SYSTEMS MP Series LD2 Series HLV Series Fully Modulating Residential Two-Stage Two-Stage Multi-Burner HL3/HL2 Series HL-SS Series LS2 Series SV Series Superior Two-Stage Stainless Steel Two-Stage Residential Single-Stage Single-Stage Unitary Burner DX3/DX2 Series DX-SS Series Superior Single-Stage Stainless Steel Single-Stage * Additional information on these models can be obtained in the Series brochure or online at www.brantradiant.com. DET3 Series QTD2 Series Economy Two-Stage Quad Tube Two-Stage ** Select models are CSA Design Certified for residential use in garages, enclosed swimming pools, solariums and porches. DES3 Series QTS2 Series Economy Single-Stage Quad Tube Single-Stage NOT ALL INFRARED HEATERS ARE DESIGNED ALIKE Air inlet collar Operational Modulating & Two-Stage indicator lights Choice of two advanced operating technologies. Hangers with reflector tension springs Burner Design A burner that produces an elongated and Highly polished Hot surface spiraled flame is superior to a “cup” style burner aluminum ignition that produces a shortened flame. An elongated reflector flame emits more flame radiation than other Black coated radiant exchangers flames and improves heat distribution. Brant with slip-fit connection Radiant’s stainless steel burner is specifically designed for an elongated flame. Tube Construction Our “labour saving” interlocking swaged radiant tubes are constructed of stainless steel, titanium stabilized, aluminized coated and/or hot-rolled Black Coated “Labor Saving”, steel. Different tube materials are subject to Interlocking, Slip-Fit Exchanger Tubes different tolerances to heat and corrosion. Quality tube exchanger materials provide increased equipment longevity and when coated with a highly emissive (.95+) black tube coating, infrared heat output is also enhanced. Reflector Highly Polished Reflectors Highly polished aluminum reflectors transmit Learn more at youtube.com/reverberray nearly 90% of radiant energy, while mill finish reflectors may only achieve a reflective value of 65%. Core reflector material is the most critical concern when evaluating reflector design. Learn more at www.youtube.com/reverberray 4 FULLY MODULATING The MP Series is the ONLY infrared MP Series Fully Modulating, Low Intensity Tube Heater heater that puts YOU in control! The MP Series fully modulating infrared heater is the only infrared Ideal for those seeking a heater with advanced operating flexibility. heater that allows you to select the desired performance curve that best suits your building requirements. The MP Series raises the bar with modulating technology. This full air and gas modulation line of heaters incorporates cutting edge technology such as the selection of three different performance curves as well as a ‘Blast Mode’™ feature for extreme environmental demands. MP Product Specifications: BTU Range: 80,000 to 200,000 BTU/h (Nat. or Prop. Gas) Lengths: 25 to 70 Feet Limited Warranty: 3-5-10 (Components-Tubes-Burner) Combustion Tube(s): 4” Black Coated Titanium Stabilized/Aluminized Steel Radiant Tube(s): 4” Black Coated Aluminized Steel MP Series Features: • ‘Blast Mode’™ feature allows the user to temporarily lock the heater into its highest input plus an extra 5,000 BTU’s for extreme environmental demands. • Full gas modulation with corresponding air flow modulation to achieve optimal fuel utilization and comfort levels. NOT FOR RESIDENTIAL USE! CONSULTING – SPECIFYING • Forced high-fire start up for faster response to the environmental ® 2013 demand. 2012 FINALIST • Full proportional-integral-derivative (PID) logic to reduce on/off cycles over traditional heat. MP Series Performance Curves/Mode Selection The MP Series is programmed to operate on three performance curves allowing the user to select the desired operation that best accommodates their specific needs. ‘Comfort Mode’: Unit operates to minimize temperature differentials across the length of Mode Selection / Application Chart the heater. It is intended to provide a system Comfort Standard Mode Economy Mode that has a greater perceived comfort than the Patios Service garages Aircraft hangars other modes due to more even dissipation of • • • • Loading docks • Fire stations • Car washes heat. • Break areas and • Populated warehouse • Pole barns lunch rooms heating • Foundries ‘Standard Mode’: Unit operates as a balance • Kennels • Manufacturing • Unpopulated between Comfort Mode and Economy Mode. It is • Parts counters and • Auto showrooms warehouses intended to provide a system that is moderately service desks thermal efficient while minimizing temperature • Golf driving ranges differentials associated with economy mode. • Woodworking shops ‘Economy Mode’: Unit operates to maximize thermal efficiency. It is designed to provide a system that is more thermally efficient than the other modes due to quicker dissipation of heat. 5 SUPERIOR TWO-STAGE The HL3/HL2 Series is ideal for HL3/HL2 Series Premier, Two-Stage, Low Intensity Tube Heater those seeking a heater that offers optimal fuel and comfort benefits The HL3/HL2 Series couples the energy savings of two-stage with unsurpassed features. technology with the highest quality features available in any infrared heating equipment. Features include a specially designed stainless steel burner and highly emissive black coated, aluminized steel radiant tubes. Benefits of the HL3/HL2 Series include superior fuel economy, comfort levels and equipment longevity. The two-stage HL3/HL2 Series represents the BEST in performance and quality! HL3 Series HL3/HL2 Product Specifications: BTU Range: 65,000 to
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