Tag: infrared heater series
When it comes which IR radiant heater can be used on your patio, we will gladly give you the option. Because it all depends on your individual preferences: Do you favour the classic version of the permanently installed wall IR heater? Do you prefer 360° all-round heating from the ceiling? Or do you prefer flexible patio heaters? The same applies to the topic of tubes: Perhaps you like the bright red light that’s emitted, or perhaps that would disturbs your own lighting design and you’d prefer to use our dark radiators. But one thing’s for sure…What really stands behind the IP protection class? Key figures and numbers provide security
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Anyone would wants to enjoy cosy warmth on their patio in the colder season can this can easily attach infrared heaters. But while you can retreat into the protection of your own four walls in the event of an storm, a permanently installed IR radiant heater has to bear the weather outside. And even, if installed uncovered, survive rain ranging from showers to torrential rain and in snow and freezing temperatures. Can it really survive all this? Yes! Provided that the IR radiant heater has the appropriate IP protection class.
How are infrared heaters safely supplied with power? Useful information about ‘overcurrent’ and load limits
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Your own patio is not only more comfortable, but safe too – far away from the daily perils of the outside world. By installing the infrared radiant heaters you can continue to enjoy the homely, cosy warmth even in the cooler months. Provided, of course, that the infrared heaters, which are powered by electricity, function reliably and safely. This is why our topic today is how to protect against ‘overcurrent’ and how to avoid a short circuit in the power circuit when connecting an infrared heater.
How much heat output is advisable per square meter? The most important formulas you should know
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Driving comfortably in a car instead of a horse-drawn carriage or walking, using comfortable central heating instead of carrying coal: innovations like these make good living a lot easier every day – and more expensive. Anyone who wants to enjoy feel-good warmth on their patio at any time thanks to an IR radiant heater also needs to dig into their pockets, as with any other little comforts. But they need not dig as deep as some people assume, because modern IR heaters heat more square meters than many people think at first.