Flameless Induction Heat for Natural Gas Sites
Induction Boilers built the Emperor flameless induction hot oil unit for natural gas operations: well servicing, drilling support and field heating with no open flame on site. It runs from a tablet or phone, with modules in parallel for added flow as the job grows.
Delivery anywhere in the continental US, with operator training included.
Natural Gas Equipment Specs
Engineered For Natural Gas Fieldwork
Below is the full technical picture: how the Emperor is built, what ships with it and what to expect once it is running on your site. Specs, safety systems and support are covered in full, not just the headline numbers.
Each Emperor unit ships trailer-mounted and ready to connect to your water source and power. Crews run it remotely from a tablet or phone, with automatic shut-downs covering temperature, pressure and flow. A generator upgrade and a satellite or cellular telemetry module can be added for sites without reliable grid or signal coverage. Lead time runs 60-90 days, with delivery anywhere in the continental US.
What Comes With Every Unit
- A Tier-4 engine paired with a 100 kW generator powers the unit.
- Miller induction heaters deliver heat with no open flame on site.
- A variable-speed 4-inch AMT pump with VFD control sets your flow rate.
- The heat exchanger is hydro tested to 5,000 PSI, with components rated to 6,000 PSI.
- Endress+Hauser instruments monitor temperature, pressure and flow with automatic safety shut-downs.
- Every unit comes with hands-on training in operation, maintenance and safety.
Who This Application Suits
This unit suits gas and oil crews running well servicing or full natural gas operations who need heat without an open flame on location. It is not a fit for jobs that only need a single short burst of heat with no ongoing flow. Field managers running several locations get the most use from its remote control and modular capacity.
Get In Touch About Natural Gas
Tell us your frac water heating, well-servicing or drilling job and we match it to the right Emperor setup — trailer-mounted standard, or skid and truck-mounted on request. A field manager reviews every request and follows up with specs, lead time and availability.
Get a Configuration Built for Your Site
Tell us about your natural gas operation and we will go over configuration, generator and communication upgrades, and lease or purchase options. We're available Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and standard lead time runs 60 to 90 days.
Nationwide Service Coverage
Where We Serve Oil and Gas Operations
We serve oil and gas operations across the continental US, with crews reaching major basins from the Permian to the Bakken and Appalachia. Find your region among the hubs listed below, and if your town isn't named, call us to confirm coverage there.
Midland
Odessa
Andrews
Pecos
Williston
Dickinson
Minot
Watford City
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Woodward
Elk City
This list shows major basins, not every town we reach. We deliver and support equipment nationwide across the continental US, including locations well beyond those named here.
Call to Confirm CoverageWhat Operators Ask Before Switching
Before you pick up the phone, you likely want to know how the Emperor actually behaves on a live gas site: how hot it runs, how fast it scales, and what stops it if something goes wrong. The questions below answer those, in order, with the real numbers behind them.
Is it actually safe to run on a live gas site?
Yes. The Emperor is flameless induction heat, so there is no open flame on location and no pre-heat step. Automatic shut-downs trigger on temperature, pressure and flow faults, and emergency shutoffs sit on all four sides of the unit with two 30 lb dry chemical extinguishers on board.
How fast does it actually get to working temperature?
On demand, with no pre-heat delay: the Emperor runs 50 to 350 F and holds it through the Endress+Hauser instruments that control the heaters. Because it is electric induction, not a burner, it reaches set temperature without warming up first.
Will one unit cover a full-size job, or do we need more than one?
One module moves 5 BPM; running up to four modules in parallel gets you 20 BPM from the same footprint. You add capacity in those 5 BPM steps instead of trading up to a bigger single unit.
Can we monitor and run it without standing next to it?
Yes. Every unit works from a tablet or phone for remote control, and reports running status, flow, temperature, input pressure and heat level back to you. A satellite or cellular communication upgrade is available where cell coverage on site is the concern.
How long does it take to actually get one on site?
Standard lead time is 60 to 90 days, with delivery anywhere in the continental US. Units ship trailer-mounted as standard, with stationary, skid or truck mounting built to order if that is what the site needs.
Skip the back-and-forth: call us directly and a field team member can confirm configuration, lead time and specs for your site while you are still on the phone. One call covers unit sizing, generator and communication upgrades, and delivery timing together.