DRY AIR CHU'S

1. 1800 CHU

FEATURES:

The 1800 CHU has the heating power to take on
the largest winter heating projects. Thaw over
32,250 sq ft of frozen ground; cure concrete
slabs up to 72,000 sq ft.
• The Tri-fuel capable 1800 CHU offers the
versatility to run on NG or LP gas, or can be
plumbed into a portable fuel tank to run
on diesel.
• The 1800 CHU includes DryAir’s patented fuel
and air pre-heater for a trouble-free operation,
regardless of temperature swings.
• Bi-directional fork pockets and the optional
lifting frame make the 1800 CHU easy to place
and maneuver.
• 7 LED lights indicate operation of all essential
systems for easy monitoring and troubleshooting.

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2. 900 CHU

FEATURES:

The 900 CHU is available in a diesel version,
a gas version which operates on LP or NG
and a Tri-fuel version which operates on
diesel, LP or NG. Conversion from one fuel
source is accomplished with a quick burner
change-out.
• Conversion from one fuel source to another
can be accomplished in as little as 15
minutes.
• Includes unique “Combustion Environment
Control” system which ensures efficient and
reliable burner operation in all conditions.
• Compact and portable design for easy
positioning on the work site.

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3. 400 CHU

FEATURES:

The 400 CHU has the power to heat small to medium sized
structures, thaw over 6,000 sq ft of frozen ground or cure
concrete slabs up to 14,000 sq ft.
• Gas versions operate on LP or NG while Tri-fuel versions
operate on diesel, LP or NG.
• The compact size and bi-directional fork pockets make the 400
CHU easy to place on even the smallest job sites.
• System operation is controlled and monitored from the central
heating module control panel.
• 7 LED lights indicate operation of all essential systems for easy
monitoring and troubleshooting.
• Fluid circulation system is low pressure and atmospherically
vented. There is no chance of an explosion or line burst due to
pressure build-up. No special boiler certification is required to
operate unit