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Modine Hot Dawg HD - 75,000 BTU - Unit Heater - NG - 80% Thermal Efficiency - Power Vented - Aluminized Steel Heat Exchanger

Name: Modine Hot Dawg HD - 75,000 BTU - Unit Heater - NG - 80% Thermal Efficiency - Power Vented - Aluminized Steel Heat Exchanger
Brand: Modine
SKU: 48437
Price: 1019.35 USD
Availability: InStock

Model:

HD75AS0111

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Input Capacity (BTU/h)

Fuel Type

To create heat, some form of fuel is required. Fuel Type specifies what the product uses as an input to create heat.

Heat Exchanger Material

Modine Hot Dawg HD - 75,000 BTU - Unit Heater - NG - 80% Thermal Efficiency - Power Vented - Aluminized Steel Heat Exchanger

Model: HD75AS0111

$1,019.35

Was $1,073.00

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Required Accessories 9

These accessories are required to properly setup/install this product.

Optional Accessories 10

Features

The Modine name has become synonymous with quality unit heaters in millions of homes and workshops all across the world. The HD75 is no exception to this rule, with sound engineering and reliability to last decades on end. Field wiring connections and electrical knockouts allow the HD75 to be installed nearly anywhere, while it's quiet operation and a natural, neutral coloring allow it to blend in seamlessly in any location.

Hush-Puppy Quiet Operation
The HD75 is incredibly quiet during operation. This allows the heater to be inconspicuous yet effective at all times - it will not distract you from your work.
Low Profile Design
The HD75 has an incredibly low profile design, measuring in at a height of only 18 inches. It can be mounted with a one inch clearance from the ceiling on only two angle brackets, keeping the unit heater out of your way.
Aluminized Steel Heat Exchanger
The aluminized steel heat exchanger passes lower manufacturing costs along to the consumer, is incredibly durable and is protected by a full 10 year warranty by Modine.
Electric Knockouts
Electric wiring knockouts and field wiring connections on the HD75 keep installation costs low and save time during both installation and maintenance for your contractor by simplifing all required electrical work.
Permanently Lubricated Motor
The motor on the HD75 has a permanent, long lasting lubricant straight from the factory. This means that the motor never has to be oiled, reducing maintenance costs, general wear and tear, and operational noise.
Power Venting System
The power venting system quickly and efficiently brings flue exhaust from the unit heater to the outdoors, and requires minimal installation labor. This keeps installation related costs as low as possible.
Baked Polyester Paint
The HD75 features a neutral colored baked on polyester paint, providing excellent corrosion resistance and durability while blending in with a wide variety of environments.
Mounting Brackets Included
Models HD30-75 include two mounting brackets for convenience.
Modine Installation
Installation by a professional installer is required by the manufacturer.

Product Note

These alternate power configurations are available for this item:

208V/1Ph/60Hz
230V/1Ph/60Hz
208V/3Ph/60Hz
230V/3Ph/60Hz
460V/3Ph/60Hz
575V/3Ph/60Hz

These alternate power configurations require unique step-down transformers for proper operation. This series of unit heaters is also available with a two stage direct spark ignition. For more information, call our sales department at (866) 554-HEAT (4328).

California residents see

WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

For more information go to: www.p65Warnings.ca.gov

Specifications

HD75AS0111

Overview

Product Category

Unit Heater

UPC

046629531433

General Information

Product Line

Hot Dawg HD

Product Category

Unit Heater

Heat Exchanger Material

Aluminized Steel

Fuel Type

To create heat, some form of fuel is required. Fuel Type specifies what the product uses as an input to create heat.

Natural Gas

Vent Type

Products that use combustion (burning) of fuel to create heat also create potentially dangerous gasses that need to be exhausted (AKA "Vented"). Depending on the product, venting can be done via a chimney, through a side wall, or use a second vent to provide fresh air to the appliance.

Power Vent

Configuration

Orientation describes the direction that air will flow through a piece of equipment. (e.g. air will flow horizontally through a "Horizontal" unit heater.) Most equipment will only function properly if installed in the proper orientation.

Horizontal

Gas Conversion Kit

Available

Performance

Heating Capacity

60000 BTU

Maximum Input Capacity

The Maximum Input Capacity describes how quickly the appliance will use fuel when delivering it's maximum capacity. The units may change depending on the fuel being used.

75000 BTU

Thermal Efficiency

80 %

Air Throw

38 Feet

Maximum Air Flow

1160 CFM

Electrical Data

Phase

Dimensions

Flue Connection Size

3 Inches

Gas Piping Diameter

1/2 Inch

Product Height

18 Inches

Product Width

26 19/24 Inches

Product Depth

25 Inches

Product Weight

85 Pounds

Shipping Weight

95 Pounds

Certifications

Country of Origin

United States

ETL Listed

Yes

CSA Listed

Yes

Warranty Information

Parts Warranty

A warranty is a safeguard from defects in manufacturing and can vary in length and terms. To see the manufacturer's warranty statement, click on the Manuals tab. Learn More

2 Years

Heat Exchanger Warranty

10 Years

Reviews

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Modine HD75AS0111 Reviews & Ratings

Product Q&A

(4)

Product Questions Answered by Bob, the Heating Product Expert

Can I connect the 3" flue to an existing 4" roof vent?

William D

from New Jersey

September 04, 2017

Answer

Without being on site to inspect the exact details of your application, I can not say for certain, whether your existing vent piping will work with the UDAP-45 unit heater. Your installer will need to confirm suitability and compliance with local and national building codes and regulations. Provided the above are met, you should be able to use your existing 4" venting.

Be aware that Modine requires that the vent pipe be made from galvanized steel or another suitable corrosion resistant material as condensation may occur in the vent pipe. With a larger vent, there will be more heat loss and a higher chance of condensation which can lead to corrosion and premature failure of your venting. You can find complete venting details beginning page 6 of the installation manual.

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Does this unit come with a thermostat?

from Vermont

December 30, 2015

What are typical installation costs for a Modine Hot Dawg heater?

Bob

from Pennsylvania

November 20, 2015

Answer

There's no easy answer here - installation costs will depend on a number of factors including labor rates in your market and your specific requirements. An installation will require:
-mounting the unit (est. 1-2 hours)
-connecting to gas source (greatly varies by distance, est. 1-4 hours)
-connecting to electrical source (greatly varies by distance, est. 1-2 hours)
-venting the unit (est. 1-3 hours)
-connecting to controls (est. 1 hour)

Installation will usually require two workers, which can sometimes speed things up. Labor rates generally vary from $100-150/hr, depending on location. Some installations will require a lift, adding to the expense.

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When mounting near the ceiling of a 12' high shop, does the unit need to be mounted angled down towards the floor to get heat at floor level?

Mike

from Oklahoma

October 17, 2015