Infrared heaters

By purchasing an infrared heater you will get the following benefits:

• Efficiency: infrared rays directly heat objects, not the air around them. This allows for quick and efficient heat transfer, as there is no need to heat a large room to the desired temperature;
• Comfort: infrared heating creates a more uniform and comfortable heat. These rays do not create air currents, so they do not cause dust movement, as traditional heaters with fans can do, and are particularly suitable for people with allergies or asthma, and also dry the air more slowly than conventional heaters;
• Energy saving: since infrared rays directly heat objects, not air, it reduces energy losses that can occur due to heat transfer through air currents or heat loss through walls and windows. Compared to other heat sources, an infrared heater consumes about 30-32% less electricity. It is also possible to use a thermostat, then the infrared heater will only operate for a certain number of days and hours, maximizing its heat potential.
• Easy installation and use: infrared radiant heaters are often compact and easy to use. They can be easily mounted on walls, stands or suspended from the ceiling. This provides more flexibility and the ability to adapt them to different rooms;
• Disinfectant effect: infrared rays kill bacteria and mold spores in the air. For those with mold, it is recommended to direct the infrared heater to the mold-damaged areas when drying the premises. This will not only effectively dry, for example, a damp wall, but will also have a destructive effect on the mold.

Types of infrared heaters

Infrared heaters work well in various weather conditions, rain, wind, cold, and are therefore used not only in private homes and apartments, but also in restaurants, offices, shops, outdoor terrace complexes, etc. Infrared heaters come in several main types:

Quartz infrared heater – these infrared heaters use quartz glass lem cones as a heating element, suitable for heating homes, apartments, offices, as well as outdoor terraces, gardens, restaurants and outdoor cafes, commercial stores, and hotels;

Carbon Fiber Infrared Heater – are covered with a special coating that generates infrared rays, used in industrial premises, such as warehouses, manufacturing plants or workshops, as well as in all other large spaces where a wide heating area is required.

Halogen infrared heater – also uses quartz lamps, but these lamp cones are filled with halogen gas, which slightly increases the efficiency and durability of the heaters. They are used for heating residential and commercial premises, outdoor terraces, hotel or garden outdoor areas, sports halls or playgrounds, where fast and efficient heat release is required.

In addition to the above lamps, which can be placed on stands or mounted on the wall, infrared mats are also popular and are used in situations where local heating is required. Such mats are most popular for heating areas under the table, providing heat directly to the lower body, and are also installed or stretched out in the bathroom, or in cold shopping carts, seating, work or rest areas.

Is an infrared heater harmful?

The devices do not harm human health, such rays are not related to ultraviolet or atomic radiation and are completely safe for the environment, therefore they are widely used in medical institutions, beauty therapy, saunas. Infrared heaters also look modern, contemporary, so they can be matched to a variety of designs. And a hanging infrared heater is easily installed in any place of the room.

What is the price of infrared heaters?

Infrared heaters can cost from an average of 30 euros for smaller portable, desktop or small area local heating devices. Up to 1000 euros or more for special purpose heaters with automatic systems and allowing for maximum savings and use of heat potential.

Usually a good enough model with thermostatic control for most common needs can be purchased for 90-200eurIn our assortment you will find a wide range of models, from cheap to expensive, industrial heaters, so you will definitely choose the right option for you.

Where else can an infrared heating system be used?

Infrared panels are a convenient and effective solution for homes, because they do not require the integration of any pipelines or fuel storage, they simply need to be connected to an electrical outlet. Infrared rays heat the walls of the house or objects that have thermal mass, i.e. retain heat and help maintain the comfort of the home.

In contrast, air has no thermal mass, so in traditional convection-heated rooms, when the door is opened, hot air quickly escapes, so in order to feel the warmth again, the room has to be heated again. One of the great advantages of these panels is the ability to divide the area of the room into thermal zones.

Unlike central heating systems, panels can be switched on in individual rooms using thermostats. This means that the heating is only used when it is needed. When you consider how much energy is wasted in rooms that do not need to be heated, such as guest bedrooms, this is a real advantage.