Workspaces without a temperature regulation can be a hard task for the well-being of the employees. Construction sites are an important example in this regard. Torpedo heater is portable, so it can be used in any work setups. It is a device that reduces costs and is very capable of meeting the heating needs of employees in a work setting with open air. Portable torpedo heaters are also known as salamander heaters. Most torpedo heaters usually use fuel to run. Kerosene and propane are another power supply for portable heaters to run on. However, every torpedo heater still requires electricity for a power source.
Torpedo heaters are one of the directly fired heaters. Torpedo Heater is a transportable or either convection heater. The air makes direct contact with open flames or electric coils. The air gets blown out at a quite high speed which is why it is also named as a torpedo heater. Cool air comes out of the end of an open-ended tube. The other end draws the cool air and passes over it to the heating element. They are safe to use, however it is important to know how or where to use salamander heaters. The heaters should be placed in an area where there is no one close to. It is also important not to move the heater while using. There should always be clear air regulation from open windows or doors to avoid toxic fumes. Flammable products should be away from the heater such as perfumes and lacquers.
The heaters can be used in several locations. However, it shouldn’t be used in indoor spaces. Indoor spaces with a torpedo heater can cause a great danger to anyone near it.
The heaters that are used indoors can easily cause fire due to high temperatures. That's why heaters should be only used with a safe distance and wide spaces with open air regulations like doors and windows. Torpedo heaters come with a wide size option. They are mostly used in construction sites where the employees work in difficult weather conditions.
Salamander heaters offer outdoor tents, office spaces, garages, workshops, retail floors and also schools a great heating option.
Every torpedo heater has a different operating time capacity. So, it is important not to overwork it if the heaters fill the time. Salamander heaters direct contact with air. It has combustion inside of the unit. Dangerous gasses are released into the air and circulated to the area while working in open areas such as construction sites. It should be careful while using it since deficiency and poisoning because of carbon monoxide are still a possibility. The fuels that torpedo heaters run on can cause poisoning problems. Definitely shouldn’t be sleeping while using the heaters incase of poisoning and fire. This is why only areas with open air regulations should use salamander heaters. However, electric heaters don't have this problem. They offer the same heating power and efficiency. They also carry little risk.
