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Mycond OXA-GD — gas-fired warm air unit, 54.75 kW

Gas heating without a boiler room or pipework — 98.9% efficiency
Air flow rate: up to 10600 m³/h
Heating capacity: 0 ... 54.75 kW

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Mycond OXA-GD — gas-fired warm air unit, 54.75 kW

Mycond OXA-GD is a ceiling gas-fired heating unit with top heat recovery. No boiler room, no distribution pipework: the gas line runs straight to the unit and the efficiency reaches 98.9%.

 

Mycond OXA-GD gas-fired unit with burner and heat exchanger

Why it pays off

  • 98.9% efficiency — no heat lost in distribution pipes.
  • Output 0–54.75 kW with smooth modulation.
  • Air flow up to 10 600 m³/h.
  • Gas consumption from 5.21 m³/h.
  • Mounting height 4–17 m, noise below 60 dB.
  • Stepless control of the gas–air ratio.

 

How the unit works

The burner fires a gas–air mixture and the heat passes through the exchanger. The axial fan draws the overheated air from under the roof — the air that would otherwise only warm the roof deck — and pushes it through the exchanger. After two pressure stages and silencers the warm air is delivered into the working zone.

That gives two effects at once: the heat trapped at high level comes back into the hall, and the losses through the roof drop. For sites without their own boiler plant it is the fastest route to a working heating system — no pipework, no pumps, no distribution losses.

 

Compared with a central boiler system

Thermal comparison: radiators heat the roof space, Mycond OXA heats the working zone

A classic water system releases its heat upwards, and the hot cushion under the roof is exactly where the energy escapes the building. The OXA-GD burns the gas directly above the working zone and drives the warm air down — so the same indoor temperature costs less fuel.

 

Wireless control and safety

Mycond OXA wireless control system with OXA-V terminal and OXA-T2 sensors

What the controller actually adjusts

  • Gas–air ratio — the burner modulates smoothly instead of cycling on and off at full load.
  • Guide vane position — supply angle from a tight downward jet to a wide fan pattern.
  • Fan speed — frequency control across the whole range.
  • Wireless sensors — temperature read in the working zone, not at the unit.
  • One terminal for the whole fleet — up to 1024 units within a 2 km radius.
  • Safety — flame and draught supervision, gas shut-off valve, phase monitoring, overheat protection, safe shutdown with purge.

 

Technical data

Model OXA-GD
Fan speed, rpm 0~860
Air flow, m³/h 0~10 600
Heating capacity, kW 0~54.75
Thermal efficiency 98.9%
Gas consumption, m³/h 5.21 (working) / 5.64 (standard)
Supply gas pressure, kPa 5~10
Voltage, V 380±5%
Electric power, kW 0~1.85
Installation height, m 4~17
Noise, dB <60

 

Dimensions

Dimension, mm OXA-GD
A 1100
B 1385
C 850
H 935
M (flue) DN80
N (gas, male thread) DN20
Weight, kg 240

Dimensional drawing of the Mycond OXA-GD gas-fired unit with callouts

DWG drawings are available on request.

 

Where it is used

Mycond OXA unit under the roof of an assembly hall above the conveyor line

Assembly hall: units are hung along the span so the heat reaches the conveyor instead of the roof deck.

  • production and storage complexes without a boiler plant;
  • vehicle workshops, service stations and showrooms;
  • agricultural buildings and hangars;
  • sites that need heating running quickly;
  • leased premises where a water circuit is not an option.

We size and lay out OXA systems for industrial and logistics facilities across Europe — send the building data and the gas supply parameters, and you get a layout with a quotation.

 

Frequently asked questions about the Mycond OXA-GD

Is a boiler room needed?

No. The unit runs directly on gas: a DN20 gas connection, a DN80 flue and a 380 V supply are all it takes.

How much gas does it use?

About 5.21 m³/h at full output; at part load the consumption falls proportionally thanks to the modulating burner.

Can several units be combined?

Yes — up to 1024 units can be grouped into zones and controlled from a single terminal.

Is design approval required?

Yes — the gas connection and the flue are executed to a design by a licensed company; we provide the technical data needed for it.