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The JESA ProHeater is a mobile high-temperature heating and dry box controller for demanding 3D printing applications. It was developed to precisely, safely and conveniently control the temperature of printer chambers, enclosures and filament dry boxes.
With real achievable temperatures of up to 150 °C chamber or process temperature and up to 190 °C outlet temperature, the JESA ProHeater is particularly suitable for technical filaments, heated build chambers, enclosures and intensive drying processes.
Thanks to precise PID temperature control, two independent PT100 temperature measurements and additional outlet temperature monitoring, the JESA ProHeater enables stable temperature control with an extended safety concept.
A key advantage is its flexible use: thanks to a simple mounting mechanism with magnetic counter plates, the JESA ProHeater can be moved between different application areas within seconds. This allows one single heater to be used, for example, for a dry box, build chamber and enclosure.
The JESA ProHeater reaches high temperature ranges that are especially relevant for technical filaments, intensive drying processes and heated 3D printer build chambers.
The combination of precise control, powerful heating management and separate outlet temperature monitoring enables controlled temperature management even in demanding applications.
Instead of needing a separate heater for each application, the JESA ProHeater can be used flexibly wherever heat is needed. Using prepared magnetic counter plates, the heater can be attached, removed and reused at another application point quickly and easily.
This allows the same JESA ProHeater to be used first on a filament dry box and then on a 3D printer build chamber or enclosure, for example.
The heater is controlled via finely adjustable power control. This allows the temperature to be kept stable and adapted to different applications – from a heated build chamber to controlled filament drying.
The JESA ProHeater uses a dual PT100 system: one sensor controls the target temperature, while a second sensor monitors the exit or outlet temperature. If a limit value is reached, the heating power can be reduced early or the heater can be switched off.
In addition, a hardware-based overtemperature protection via STB is planned. This works independently of the control electronics and provides additional safety in case of a fault.
Operation is carried out directly on the device via a color display with rotary encoder or conveniently via the integrated web interface. Live values, settings, PID parameters and history graphs can be viewed and adjusted there.
The web interface is optimized for smartphone use, making it convenient to use in workshop, printer or production environments. The interface is currently available in German and English.
The JESA ProHeater can optionally be integrated into Klipper, making it especially suitable for modern 3D printing setups with Mainsail or Fluidd. Target values, status and control commands can be processed directly via the system.
Additional sensors can be integrated for extended applications. In addition to humidity and temperature sensors, connection options for VOC/air quality sensors are also planned in order to additionally monitor air quality in the build chamber or dry box.
For the fully assembled series version of the JESA ProHeater, complete technical documentation including CE conformity assessment, hazard analysis and safety-related testing is planned.
The goal is a professional and industry-ready solution for continuous use in the field of 3D printing, enclosure heating and temperature-controlled processes.
This includes, among other things:
The DIY version is fundamentally based on the same technical concept and safety concept as the assembled series version and is designed accordingly to also meet the technical requirements.
With the DIY version, you receive all required electronic and mechanical components to build the system. The required housing and mounting parts only need to be printed by yourself, and the system then needs to be assembled and wired.
Thanks to the detailed step-by-step operating and assembly instructions, assembly is straightforward for anyone with basic experience in soldering, screwing and electronics assembly.
Of course, we are available to support you with questions regarding assembly, commissioning and configuration.
However, since assembly, wiring and final installation of the DIY version are carried out by the user, we cannot assume any warranty for the finished overall assembly, the specific build or final conformity.
The JESA ProHeater is currently still in the beta or prototype phase. Functions, technical specifications and scope of equipment may still change before the final series version.
Quick answers: Here you will find information about our ProLine filaments, 3D printer upgrades and technical accessories.
For anyone who wants to produce functional parts with 3D printing: brackets, fixtures, housings, spare parts, prototypes or technical upgrades for their own printer. The focus is not on decoration, but on parts that need to perform in real use.
JESA sells products that come from our own practical experience. Our filaments, upgrades and accessories are designed to help you get more out of 3D printing — technically, reliably and transparently. It is not about as many gimmicks as possible, but about useful solutions for better print results.
No. Although the products come from a technical and industrial environment, they are also suitable for ambitious private users. What matters is not whether you print privately or commercially, but whether you want to achieve strong, clean and functional results.
That depends on the specific product. For technical filaments, the most important factors are nozzle temperature, bed temperature, build chamber, print surface and, for fiber-reinforced materials, a hardened nozzle. You can find the specific requirements directly on the respective product page.
Yes, where useful, we provide technical data, processing notes and in some cases slicer profiles. This is especially important for technical materials, because even the best material is of little use if temperature, drying, nozzle or print bed are not suitable.