HSB/HC Series
Horizontal Hydronic Unit Heater
13 Model Sizes: 18 TO 340 MBH
Lightweight construction for easy, low-cost installation. Designed for long heat throw and uniform heat delivery in commercial/industrial spaces.
HCH Series
The Modine Lodronic™ HCH Series Low-Temperature Hydronic Unit Heaters are engineered for integration with high-efficiency boilers, geothermal systems, or air-to-water heat pumps. Unlike conventional oversized hydronic heaters that overwork boiler systems and reduce performance, the HCH Series excels at maintaining system balance, reducing electrical load, and delivering exceptional discharge air temperatures, all within a compact design. From warehouses to garages, the HCH Series provides unparalleled heating efficiency and performance.
The Lodronic™ offers significant performance improvements when compared to standard hydronic unit heaters: 30% smaller footprint, 2.5x quieter, 50% less electric used, and 15% lighter.
Using hot water instead of flame-based heating, the Lodronic™ HCH provides smooth, silent operation with no emissions—ideal for mechanical rooms, workshops, garages, and commercial spaces needing clean, consistent heat.
The Lodronic’s lightweight, low-profile cabinet makes installation fast and simple. With multiple mounting orientations and easy access to piping and controls, it’s designed for seamless integration into any hydronic system.
Model Sizes
*Based on standard conditons of 140°F EWT with 60°F EAT, High Motor Speed
Supply Voltage
Additional Options
Factory-Installed
Field Installed
The Modine Lodronic™ HCH Series Low-Temperature Hydronic Unit Heaters are engineered for integration with high-efficiency boilers, geothermal systems, or air-to-water heat pumps.
Common Applications Include:
HSB/HC Series
13 Model Sizes: 18 TO 340 MBH
Lightweight construction for easy, low-cost installation. Designed for long heat throw and uniform heat delivery in commercial/industrial spaces.
HHD Series
1 Model Size: Approx. 8.9 TO 66.3 MBH
Sleek, low-profile design, engineered to efficiently heat using hot water from an existing boiler system, ground source heat pump, or water heater.