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Alkota All Electric Series

Hot water from stainless immersion heaters, no flame and no smoke: 2 to 4 GPM at 1,000 to 3,000 PSI on 240V or 480V three phase, in a 34 x 24 inch footprint. The 108 is a low-pressure open-wand unit at 100 GPH and 400 PSI.

Maker
Alkota
PSI
1,000 to 3,000
GPM
2 to 4
Heat
electric
Power
240V 3-phase (80 to 160 A) or 480V 3-phase (77 to 80 A) electric; the 2148 is 240V only
Setup
stationary
Quoted on the call

What it's for

  • Indoor cleaning where an open flame is a problem
  • Small spaces where noise, smoke and fumes are not acceptable

What it's not for

  • Any site without three-phase power
  • Flow above 4 GPM

Before it's installed

  • Power: 240V three phase at 80 to 160 A, or 480V three phase at 77 to 80 A, by model; the 2148 lists 240V only
  • No gas line, no fuel and no flue
  • Size: 34 x 24 x 37 inches, 335 to 385 lb; a heavy-duty wheel kit is an option

Models

ModelGPMPSIPowerFuel
21482.01,4002 HP, 240V 3PH (80 A)Electric immersion heaters
31583.01,5003 HP, 240V 3PH (155 A) or 480V 3PH (77 A)Electric immersion heaters
41084.01,0003 HP, 240V 3PH (155 A) or 480V 3PH (77 A)Electric immersion heaters
42083.52,0005 HP, 240V 3PH (155 A) or 480V 3PH (77 A)Electric immersion heaters
42584.02,5007.5 HP, 240V 3PH (160 A) or 480V 3PH (80 A)Electric immersion heaters
43083.53,0007.5 HP, 240V 3PH (160 A) or 480V 3PH (80 A)Electric immersion heaters
108100 GPH4003/4 HP, 240V 3PH (155 A) or 480V 3PH (77 A)Electric immersion heaters, open wand

Manufacturer brochure (PDF)

Where these numbers come from: Alkota All Electric Series brochure, Form AE-4-05 (no year printed).

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