Infrared Electric Heating
A more natural way to heat your home.
Infrared heating is a more efficient and effective way to heat your home. Running on a natural form spreading the heat in your room. Almost 100% of the electricity used to power this source is converted into heat.
Future Of Cost Effective Heating
With traditional sources of heating it is very common for a lot of the heat generated to become lost, conventional systems such as Central Heating Radiators work on the idea of heating air in the room which then heats the person. With Infrared, the heat is transferred directly from the source to the person, therefore scenarios such as drafts and open windows/doors will not effect the way you are heated, the warm will not travel out and will continue to heat you directly.
Natural and Safe Heating Source
Many people can be concerned by the terms associated to Infrared heating, however, it is actually more beneficial than conventional systems. Again with something like Central Heating the way the heat is distributed can actually disturb dust in the room which can be an issue towards people with Asthma, Infrared on the other hand heats objects directly so avoids this issue.
Pros
- Compact panels can also be used for other purposes, such as a bathroom mirror, saving further space
- Rooms can be heated more quickly with infrared panels as they warm the objects and the air around them and do not rely on convection to heat the air in the room
- Infrared heating panels require very little maintenance, benefitting from fit and forget technology
- No fuel is burned to operate infrared heating panels. You can produce 100% clean heat when using them in conjunction with other renewable energy sources, such as solar panels
- Infrared heating panels are more cost effective than conventional convection heaters because of the method of heating a room
- Infrared heating is ideal for draughty rooms as the solid objects retain the heat
Cons
- Infrared heating panels are approximately twice the price of convection space heaters. However, they do cost less to operate so will save money on fuel bills and could be a more cost-effective option in the long term
- To get the most out of an infrared heating panel, the space between you and the heating panel should be obstacle-free. This isn’t always possible
The Types Of Heaters We Use
There are many types of Infrared Heaters available, here are some examples of the ones we supply and fit.
