Air heater without a condensate drain? Mark offers the solution!

No condensate drain for a Mark GS+ high efficiency air heater available? Mark offers a smart and complete solution!

Condensate is formed in the heat exchanger of a modulating high efficiency air heater. This water must be removed by means of a condensation drain. When replacing low efficiency air heaters, there is often no condensation drain present. Mark Climate Technology has devised a smart reliable solution for this.

Easy installation with Mark!

When using our condensate pump set, it is possible to pump the condensation water safely and frost-free through the roof terminal to the roof. The set consists of a condensate pump, condensate neutralization set and a factory-adjusted roof terminal. A hose has been fitted in this roof terminal through which the condensation water can be pumped to the roof. The required hose between the condensate pump and the roof terminal is supplied separately. The pump is controlled and electrically supplied by means of the air heater itself.

In addition, we can also offer a standard condensate pump for a normal application without a roof terminal.

Environmentally friendly heating with the high efficiency air heater from Mark

The Mark GS+ is a gas-fired high-efficiency air heater with an axial fan. This unit has an efficiency that is above 106% (ow). The heat is generated by means of a modulating premix burner, which results in very low gas consumption. Due to the extensive capacity range from 13.6 to 142.2 kW, the GS+ can be used in many situations. The GS+ is suitable for heating garages, warehouses, workshops, distribution centers and showrooms.

GS+ high-performance air heater

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