Separated Combustion Gas-Fired Unit Heater - 60/48K BTU

The Hot Dawg separated combustion garage heater pulls 100% of the combustion air from outside, making this unit ideal for workspaces such as wood shops or a garage where paint or flammable materials are used regularly. The fresh air supply reduces the common concerns about performance and durability that can come when working in a dusty or particulate-laden environment.

Certified for residential, commercial, and industrial use.

• Draws combustion air from outside the workspace, ensuring the unit always has plenty of fresh, clean air to breathe.
• Reduces common concerns about dusty, dirty, or humid applications, providing more exceptional durability and reduced maintenance.
• The sealed compartment protects the combustion gas valve, ignition control, manifold, and burners from the environment.
• Factory assembled, certified separated combustion saves installation time.
• Low-profile, lightweight design easily installs 1? from the ceiling with only two angle brackets*.
• Operates on natural or propane gas; field conversation kits are available.
• Finger-proof fan guards on all units.
• Reduces the need for maintenance with the permanently lubricated motor.
• 100% shut-off with continuous retry to allow for safe ignition in the event the unit doesn't light on the first try.
• Right or left-hand controls are available on 30-75 BTU Models by rotating the unit 180 degrees.
• The power vented model simplifies side-wall or roof venting with the small-diameter vent pipe.
• Fuel Type: natural or propane gas.
• Designed, Engineered & Assembled in the USA
• 10-year warranty on the heat exchanger

Accessories:

• Concentric and Two-Pipe Vent Kits
• 30, 60, and 90-degree air deflector hoods
• Vibration Isolation Kit
• Summer-Winter Toggle Switch

Product Sell Sheet
Installation & Service Manual
Hot Dawg Separated Combustion Unit Heater Catalog
Hot Dawg Troubleshooting Guide
Unit Heater Maintenance Checklist

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Things To Consider

1. How many BTU's do they need?
2. What type of heater do they need? (Natural Gas, Electric, Propane)
3. Do they have 240V power? Do they have Phase I or Phase 3 power?
4. Do they need a vent stack for separated combustion?
5. Do you need a thermostat or controller?
6. How are they circulating or moving heat in the space?

		BTUs
Item #	Item Description	Input	Output	Modine Manu. #
34164000	Modine Natural Gas 30/24K BTU Separated Combustion Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger	30000	24000	HDS30SS0111SBAN
34164200	Modine Natural Gas 45/36K BTU Separated Combustion Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger	45000	36000	HDS45SS0111SBAN
34164300	Modine Natural Gas 60/48K BTU Separated Combustion Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger	60000	48000	HDS60SS0111SBAN
34164400	Modine Natural Gas 75/60K BTU Separated Combustion Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger	75000	60000	HDS75SS0111SBAN
34164600	Modine Natural Gas 100/80K BTU Separated Combustion Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger	100000	80000	HDS100SS0111SBAN
34164800	Modine Natural Gas 125/100K BTU Separated Combustion Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger	125000	100000	HDS125SS0111SBAN