MASTER B 300
Diesel Hot Air Cannon

Master B 300 - Diesel Hot Air Cannon

The Master B 300 CED portable hot air generator is able to ensure efficient localized heating in a large number of situations.
This series of direct-fired diesel or kerosene-fired hot air generators is ideal for heating medium-sized, well-ventilated rooms as well as for drying in the construction industry.

The operating principle of these portable hot air generators is based on a rotary compressor which, by conveying pressurized air to the burner nozzle, creates a depression that allows the fuel to be sucked from the tank.

The mixture of air and fuel thus formed is then vaporized and ignited in the combustion chamber which is constantly cooled by the external air pushed by the fan towards the front outlet and ensuring a thermal efficiency of 100% .

All hot air generators are equipped with safety devices to control the flame, prevent the risk of overheating, as well as optimize fuel consumption.
The combustion chambers are also made of a special stainless steel treated to resist high temperatures over time.
The products of combustion are essentially water vapour and carbon dioxide (CO2), with minimal emissions.

High technical quality Made in Italy

This Master heater is entirely made in Italy. Made in Italy is synonymous with accuracy and high technical quality.

3-Year Master Warranty

To benefit from the 3-year warranty of this Master product, register on the Master website and follow the instructions provided.

Characteristics

• High airflow
• Possibility of connection to an additional room thermostat
• Two oil filters: tank filter and suction filter
• Motor with thermal protection
• Electronic flame control system with photocell
• Stainless steel combustion chamber
• Diesel tank with level indicator
• Easy to carry
• Easy to maintain
• Sturdy and highly resistant structure
• External wall cool to the touch

The product may differ in color based on availability. The technical and functional characteristics remain the same.

Fields of application

• Warehouses
• Greenhouses
• Shipyards

Remember

To prevent a lack of oxygen in the air, it is necessary to ensure that the environments are adequately ventilated.