Workshop Space Heaters

Hot air 

Instant hot air is circulated directly into your room.  More than just a heater - it heats in winter and ventilates in the summer.

Fill with any dry, seasoned wood and minutes later you have masses of hot air blasting into your workspace.  Simplicity and efficiency is what is required when heating large areas. The Fabbri from Euroheat is just that. Everything about the heaters is robust and made to last. The whole range is very easy to use, with no time being lost with complicated manuals or training courses. Once you have mastered the art of lighting a fire it takes only minutes to start. Equally the safety aspect has not been overlooked. Thermostats ensure that no energy is wasted.

Fabbri wood burning workshop heaters have heat outputs from 29 to 399 kW. The range is suitable for burning all types of dry seasoned wood and clean secondary waste wood, but not manufactured wood such as treated wood or ply and MDF. The fuel chambers are constructed of high grade stainless steel for long life, no fire bricks to change. The fuel is loaded through an upper separate large fuelling door while the ash is removed through a lower access door. Each model is fitted with a large capacity ventilation fan which passes air over the workshop heater’s heat exchanger which is specially designed to be as efficient as possible. This results in lower fuel consumption and higher heat outputs. The ventilation fan is automatically activated by the on board controls when heat is produced. At the end of the burning cycle the fan automatically switches off.
Models fitted with the external flue fan will ensure correct chimney operation whatever the weather conditions.
 

Summer ventilation

An override switch is included so during warmer weather the unit workshop heater can be used as a cooling ventilation system.

Do I need a flue fan?

The three smaller models F28, F55 and F85 can be supplied for use with natural draught. The F55 and F85 have the option of a flue fan. Whilst certainly not essential, Fabbri do recommend that you have a flue fan to reduce any potential problem with flue draught and to make installation and operation straight forward. By not having a flue fan
you will need to ensure that you have enough flue height to draw the emissions from the chamber and expel them outside any down draught zone. This is no different to any other similar device or stove. By installing a fan flue you eliminate any potential flue problems, installation becomes easier and your heater will be far more efficient.

We have the F55CV, with fan assisted flue, working in our warehouse as a demonstration model - to see it working please give us a call before coming in and we can make sure it is working when you are here.