Detroit Radiant ELD Series Dual Element Electric Infrared Heater, 24″ – ELDT-24

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Finish *

Black - ELDT-24B (+$0)
Stainless Steel - ELDT-24S (+$72)

Element Type *

High-Output Medium Wave (ELDT — recommended): full heat with a mild white light (+$0)
Standard Medium Wave (ELDM): about half the heat with a soft white light (+$0)

Accessories

Detroit Radiant ELD Series Dual Element Electric Infrared Heater, 24" - ELDT-24 - Wire guard, double element, 24"
Wire guard, double element, 24" - EL-2WG24 (+$57.60)
Wall mounting brackets, stainless (one set per heater) - EL-WMB (+$177.30)
Recessed mount, double, 24", Black - EL-RM-24B2 (+$441)
Recessed mount, double, 24", Stainless Steel - EL-RM-24S2 (+$441)

Replacement Lamps

Replacement lamp, standard medium wave, 24" - EL-MW-x24 (+$177.30)
Replacement lamp, high-output medium wave, 24" - EL-HO-x24 (+$177.30)

Controls

Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray SWPD60
60-Minute Twist Timer - SWPD60: Twist timer, up to 60 minutes (+$66.60)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray SWPD-4H
4-Hour Twist Timer - SWPD-4H: Twist timer, up to 4 hours (+$66.60)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray WEP-TS
Weatherproof Timer Enclosure Package - WEP-TS: Lockable outdoor box with a 4-hour timer and on/off switch (+$127.80)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-115
Rain-Tight Thermostat, Single Stage - TH-115: Weatherproof, 40 to 100 F, single stage (+$99)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-115-60B
Rain-Tight Thermostat, Single Stage, Remote Bulb - TH-115-60B: Weatherproof, 40 to 100 F, with a 60 inch remote sensing bulb (+$135)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-ET5
Basic Dial Thermostat - TH-ET5: Simple dial, 35 to 75 F (+$56.70)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-PTLV
7-Day Programmable Thermostat, 120 V Line Voltage - TH-PTLV: 7-day programmable; 120 V heaters only (+$158.40)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray MWC-16
Variable Heat Controller, 120 V / 1,600 W - MWC-16: Dial the heat up or down; 120 V heaters up to 1,600 W (+$157.50)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray MWC-32
Variable Heat Controller, 208/240 V / 3,200 W - MWC-32: Dial the heat up or down; 208/240 V heaters up to 3,200 W (+$172.80)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray SMWC-18
Variable Heat Controller, 120 V / 1,800 W (SMWC) - SMWC-18: Dial the heat up or down; 120 V heaters up to 1,800 W (+$437.40)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray SMWC-36A
Variable Heat Controller, 208/240 V / 3,600 W (SMWC) - SMWC-36A: Dial the heat up or down; 208/240 V heaters up to 3,600 W (+$837)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-BR12
Digital Thermostat, Non-Programmable - TH-BR12: Digital, non programmable, 45 to 90 F; 24 V, needs a transformer (+$79.20)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-BR22
Digital Thermostat, Programmable - TH-BR22: Digital, programmable, 45 to 90 F; 24 V, needs a transformer (+$100.80)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-BR42
Digital Thermostat, Programmable + Remote Sensing - TH-BR42: Programmable with remote sensor port; 24 V, needs a transformer (+$180)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-1F86WF
Wi-Fi Programmable Thermostat - TH-1F86WF: Wi-Fi, set from your phone; 24 V, needs a transformer (+$262.80)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-B205WF
Wi-Fi Programmable Thermostat (Braeburn) - TH-B205WF: Wi-Fi, set from your phone; 24 V, needs a transformer (+$189)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-ENASC
NEMA 4X Wi-Fi Thermostat with App Scheduling - TH-ENASC: Outdoor rated Wi-Fi with app scheduling; 24 V, needs a transformer (+$387)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray TH-B500WL
Wireless Thermostat Kit - TH-B500WL: Wireless thermostat kit, no wire to the heater; 24 V (+$280.80)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray MTGRD
Locking Thermostat Guard, Metal - MTGRD: Metal cover with key, stops tampering (+$45)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray F29GRD
Locking Thermostat Guard, Clear - F29GRD: Clear cover with key, stops tampering (+$46.80)

Contactors & Transformers

Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray CE-40-24
Contactor Panel, 40 A, 24 V Coil - CE-40-24: 40 A switching box for a 24 V thermostat or timer; needs a 24 V transformer (+$174.60)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray CE-60-24
Contactor Panel, 60 A, 24 V Coil - CE-60-24: 60 A switching box for a 24 V thermostat or timer; needs a 24 V transformer (+$288)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray 4000-01V
40 VA Transformer, 120 V to 24 V - 4000-01V: 120 V to 24 V; runs up to 2 DSC heaters or one thermostat (+$52.20)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray 4000-01V-277
40 VA Transformer, 277 V to 24 V - 4000-01V-277: 277 V to 24 V for 277/480 V buildings (+$45)
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray 5000-01V
40 VA Transformer, 208/240 V to 24 V - 5000-01V: 208/240 V to 24 V (+$85.50)
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Detroit Radiant ELD 24 Inch Dual Element Heater: compact patio heat from two elements

The Detroit Radiant ELD 24 Inch Dual Element Heater is an electric patio heater for a small seating area or doorway. At 24 inches long, it is the smallest ELD. The housing is black powder coated steel or brushed stainless steel. Included adjustable brackets mount it to a ceiling as low as 6 feet. Radiant heat warms people and surfaces directly, like sunshine, instead of warming the air, so it works outdoors. Detroit Radiant Products is a family owned company founded in 1955 that builds its heaters in Warren, Michigan.

Two side by side elements give more heat per foot than a single element ELX. Choose high output elements for 2,720 watts and mild white light, or standard elements for 1,500 watts and softer light. Pick the finish and voltage too. An electrician wires it to the voltage you pick on the page; it is not a plug in heater. All components have a one year warranty. Need the next size up? See the Detroit Radiant ELD 33 Inch Dual Element Heater. The Detroit Radiant ELD 24 Inch Dual Element Heater ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.

Weight 7.7 kg

Features

  • High-output medium wave & standard medium wave element options
  • Dual element construction with black or stainless steel construction
  • Produces both infrared heat and visible light
  • Lower clearances
  • Gold anodized aluminum reflector reduces glare; high-temperature nylon louvered end caps

Applications

Application by Industry

Use radiant heat in a variety of hard to heat applications. Infrared heats people, floors, walls and other surfaces directly without heating the air first, which is why it works where forced air fails. Tap an industry to see how Detroit Radiant heaters are used there.

Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a agriculture application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a agriculture application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a agriculture application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a agriculture application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a agriculture application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a agriculture application

Agriculture

Low intensity radiant tube brooders and high intensity brooders.

Infrared heaters are widely used in swine, poultry, brooder and dairy barns because they have a long record of proven results. Two stage heaters add efficiency and several benefits: lower running costs, less on and off cycling, more fuel saved, the ability to change the heat output, and better animal comfort. The result is better animal performance, less fuel burned and a longer heater life.

  • Save 20 to 50 percent on the fuel bill with radiant tube heat compared with other heating appliances
  • Cut annual maintenance by up to 90 percent
  • Optional two stage operation for better comfort
  • Quiet, clean operation
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a aircraft hangars application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a aircraft hangars application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a aircraft hangars application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a aircraft hangars application

Aircraft Hangars

Heat large, hard to heat areas.

Gas fired infrared heaters heat efficiently because they warm exactly what needs to be warm: people, floors, walls and other surfaces, instead of the air. That suits hangars with huge air volumes or lots of air movement, where warm air heating is wasted because it must first heat all the air, which rises before anything else does.

Equipment selection: high BTU tube heaters or high intensity models are made for high mounting spots like hangars. Two stage heaters recover the heat lost through the big doors, then cycle less during normal operation. Most of the heat should be concentrated near the main door with burner boxes or extra heaters. ANSI/NFPA 409 calls for the heater to sit at least 10 feet above the highest wing surface of any aircraft stored inside.

Commonly used products

  • HLV Series engineered vacuum systems
  • REV Series two stage low intensity
  • HL3 Series two stage low intensity
  • DX3L Series single stage low intensity
  • DR Series high intensity
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a automotive application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a automotive application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a automotive application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a automotive application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a automotive application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a automotive application

Automotive

Efficiently heat open door service areas.

Most service garages and vehicle maintenance shops have a lot of open door area for their size, and cold vehicles keep rolling in. That makes infrared the economical way to heat the space. When placing heaters, keep them away from overhead doors and vehicle lifts, keep the published clearances from hose reels and exhaust collection systems, and never put a heater inside a paint booth. In smaller areas where tube heaters are not practical, a forced air unit heater can fill in.

Detroit Radiant recommends low intensity tube heaters with outside air supplied to each heater where degreasers, parts washers or rust proofing are used, plus mechanical ventilation at floor level, since most chemical fumes are heavier than air. Most centers use 75,000 to 150,000 BTU tube heaters in a perimeter layout, with extra units or burner boxes stacked at the door areas.

Commonly used products

  • REV Series two stage low intensity
  • HL3 Series two stage low intensity
  • DX3L Series single stage low intensity
  • MP3 Series modulating low intensity
  • DR Series high intensity
  • FA and UH Series separated combustion unit heaters
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a car washes application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a car washes application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a car washes application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a car washes application

Car Washes

Save energy while heating harsh environments.

Short tube heaters with high BTU ratings, or small to mid size high intensity heaters, are the efficient choices for a car wash. Most car wash heating systems are designed to protect against freezing and to spot heat employees, so the heaters are best placed at the ends of the tunnel. Millivolt controls are the usual pick for equipment rooms, if shielded from the wind, so freeze protection keeps working during a power outage.

Stainless steel, silicone sealant, waterproof controls and electrical attachments are recommended, and two stage operation adds further energy savings.

Commonly used products

  • Stainless steel low intensity tube heaters
  • DR Series high intensity
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a cng facilities application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a cng facilities application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a cng facilities application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a cng facilities application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a cng facilities application

CNG Facilities

Heating vehicle maintenance facilities.

Natural gas is an affordable, abundant fuel for fleets, and Detroit Radiant has the experience to heat compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicle maintenance facilities. The company offers a range of options and can usually turn around concept drawings within a few days.

CNG shops must comply with special requirements such as NFPA 30A, which says the heater surface temperature must not exceed 750 degrees F. Detroit Radiant's CSA design certified heaters meet the construction criteria the code requires. When the space needs more burners than will fit, the engineered HLV vacuum system can be used in the design.

Commonly used products

  • CL3 Series two stage low intensity
  • CX3 Series single stage low intensity
  • HLV Series engineered vacuum systems
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a military application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a military application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a military application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a military application

Military

Products and expertise for the Navy, Air Force, Army, Marines and Coast Guard.

Detroit Radiant's product range and military experience have been used in a wide variety of military applications, including projects for the United States Navy, Air Force, Army, Marines and Coast Guard.

Commonly used products

  • HLV Series engineered vacuum systems
  • MP3 Series modulating low intensity
  • REV Series two stage low intensity
  • HL3 Series two stage low intensity
  • DX3L Series single stage low intensity
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a municipal application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a municipal application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a municipal application

Municipal

Fleet heating for fleet, transit and police facilities.

Detroit Radiant offers a wide selection of infrared heating products for municipal fleet facilities: fleet maintenance garages, transit facilities and garages, police stations and more.

Commonly used products

  • CL3 Series two stage low intensity
  • CX3 Series single stage low intensity
  • HLV Series engineered vacuum systems
  • REV Series two stage low intensity
  • HL3 Series two stage low intensity
  • DX3L Series single stage low intensity
  • DR Series high intensity
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a outdoor application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a outdoor application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a outdoor application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a outdoor application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a outdoor application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a outdoor application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a outdoor application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a outdoor application

Outdoor

Gently warm people and furnishings, not the air.

Whether you want to extend the outdoor season, heat a designated smoking area or add room for peak crowds, Detroit Radiant's range has an outdoor heater to fit.

  • Air movement: wind, even a light breeze, is the biggest variable in outdoor comfort. Barriers such as wind curtains are highly recommended wherever possible, but always keep the clearances to combustibles.
  • Mounting heights: outdoor and spot heating usually means mounting the heater lower, closer to the people. A lower mount covers less area but gives a more focused heat pattern, so the final height may need adjusting to get the result you want.
  • Your expectations: there is rarely a one size fits all answer. Maximum comfort in extreme conditions takes more heaters; taking the chill off a smoking area for a few minutes takes fewer.

Commonly used products

Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a spot heating application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a spot heating application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a spot heating application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a spot heating application

Spot Heating

Heating only a portion of a building? Detroit Radiant offers great options.

When only part of a building needs heat, consider spot heating. Both high intensity infrared heaters and low intensity tube heaters suit it. Tube heaters are usually placed in a U shape for spot heating: the U puts the hottest tube next to the coolest tube for even comfort and gives the most flexibility in placement.

High intensity heaters are usually easier to install and cheaper for spot heating. They are especially suited to buildings that are poorly insulated, loosely built, have high ceilings or lose a lot of heat per square foot.

Commonly used products

Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a warehouses application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a warehouses application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a warehouses application
Detroit Radiant Re-Verber-Ray infrared heaters in a warehouses application

Warehouses

Strategically placed for the best coverage of the space.

Detroit Radiant offers many cost effective options for heating a warehouse. When choosing equipment, consider the warehouse type, its size, the mounting heights, the level of insulation and any other design features that affect the heater choice. Tube heaters give plenty of placement options with regard to clearances and are usually thermostat controlled.

Place warehouse heaters for the best coverage: a perimeter layout, or a series of heaters between rows of storage racks. Whatever the layout, mind the clearances to combustibles, especially above and below the heater where stacked goods are a concern. Detroit Radiant recommends warning plaques (part PLQ) to advise users of the clearances and stacking limits.

Commonly used products

  • HLV Series engineered vacuum systems
  • REV Series two stage low intensity
  • HL3 Series two stage low intensity
  • DX3L Series single stage low intensity
  • DR Series high intensity
  • ELD Series electric
  • ELX Series electric

The heaters we carry from Detroit Radiant are the outdoor and electric lines: the DSC, DSR and DSRF gas patio heaters and the ELD, ELX, DSS and BAH electric heaters. The commercial tube and high intensity lines named above are built by the same company for the other industries.

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Specifications

SKU: ELDT-24B, ELDT-24S, ELDM-24B, ELDM-24S

Specification Value
Model ELDT-24[B/S] — exact model per selected Finish
Elements Dual
Length 24″
Wattage 1,500 W (ELDM) or 2,720 W (ELDT)
Finish Black or Stainless Steel (select above)
Mounting 0° to 30° adjustable brackets included; stainless wall mounting brackets on the Accessories selector
Equivalent BTU 5,118–9,281 BTU/h
Voltage 120, 208, 240, 277 or 480 V single phase (ELDM 120–277 V; ELDT 120–480 V)
Limited Warranty All Components 1-Year
Certification UL Listed – indoor and outdoor commercial, outdoor residential
Dimensions 24.50 L x 9.625 W x 4.75 H in (11.625 in tall with bracket)
Mounting Centers 23.5″
Shipping Weight 17 lbs
Minimum Mounting Height 6 ft; recommended 6 to 7 ft; typical height above patrons 2 to 6 ft
Approximate Area Heated 8 x 8 ft on a protected patio, 6 x 6 ft unprotected (about 7 x 7 ft on average)
Clearances to Combustibles (0°) High-output ELDT: 24″ front, 24″ behind, 16″ ends, 7″ top, 46″ below · Standard ELDM: 18″ front, 18″ behind, 16″ ends, 7″ top, 38″ below
Clearances to Combustibles (30°) High-output ELDT: 39″ front, 6″ behind, 16″ ends, 9″ top, 46″ below · Standard ELDM: 35″ front, 4″ behind, 16″ ends, 9″ top, 38″ below; between 0° and 30° use the larger figure
Reflector Gold anodized aluminum, multi-faceted, reduces glare
End Caps High-temperature louvered nylon
Wiring Single phase from the factory (three phase must be field wired); copper wire, 10 AWG minimum rated 200°C, in a field-supplied junction box; NEMA 4X fittings outdoors
Included Heater, two quartz lamp elements, top wire raceway, two 0° to 30° brackets, hardware and lead wires; controls are field supplied

Manuals / Catalogs

Catalogs, Brochures & Data Sheets

ELD Brochure

Electric Heater Design Guide

ELD Data Sheet

ELD Data Sheet—Full Package

ELD Clearances to Combustibles Data Sheet

EL-RM Recessed Mount Installation Sheet

ELD Dimensions, Clearances and Wiring (Full Package)

Controls Packing List

Manuals

ELD Series Installation, Operation, Parts and Maintenance Manual

FAQ

What is the difference between ELDT and ELDM elements?

The Element Type selector picks high-output medium wave (ELDT, recommended) or standard medium wave (ELDM). The brochure says ELDT gives output equal to short wave with about 30 percent less brightness, ideal for spot heating and patios; ELDM gives roughly half the wattage with a soft white light for restaurant patios where light is unwanted.

What wattage and voltage?

1,500 watts with standard ELDM elements or 2,720 watts with high-output ELDT elements on the 24 inch dual-element chassis, about 5,118 to 9,281 BTU per hour equivalent per the Specifications tab. The Voltage selector offers 120, 208, 240, 277 or 480 volts, single phase; the standard element is rated for 120 to 277 volts only, so match the supply you actually have before choosing.

Can it be used indoors?

The Specifications tab lists UL for indoor or outdoor use, and the brochure clarifies: indoor and outdoor commercial, outdoor residential. The Features tab notes lower clearances than gas: the clearance sheet gives 24 inches to the sides and ends, 16 above and 46 below for ELDT at 0 degrees, with a 6 foot minimum mounting height.

How is it mounted?

The brochure lists 0 to 30 degree adjustable brackets included, with the clearance sheet noting a tilted unit must meet the larger of the 0 or 30 degree clearances. Stainless wall mounting brackets, a 24 inch wire guard and 24 inch recessed mount kits in black or stainless are on the Accessories selector.

Does it produce light?

Yes; the Features tab says it produces both infrared heat and visible light. Gold anodized reflectors reduce glare per the brochure, and the ELDT element’s mild white light is dimmer than a short wave lamp. Replacement 24 inch lamps in both wavelengths are on the Replacement Lamps selector.

What finish and warranty?

Black powder-coated aluminized steel or brushed 304 stainless, chosen on the Finish selector with the price shown; the warranty is 1 year on all components. Browse more electric patio heaters to compare lengths from 24 to 60 inches.

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