Infrared heating uses infrared radiation (the same as the sun) to warm up objects and people instead of warming the air. Infrared heating isn’t harmful like ultraviolet rays and works incredibly efficiently to heat large and small spaces both indoors and out. 

Most traditional heating methods use convection. Convection is the process of heating the surrounding air and circulating it around the space until it has adequately warmed up. Infrared heaters work differently. They emit heat that instantly warms you and surrounding objects up in a concentrated beam of warming light. Unlike electric radiators, you won’t be waiting for the room to warm up. Infrared heating offers immediate, convenient warmth and a host of other benefits too.

Infrared heating panels emit waves of radiant heat which creates a long-lasting effect by warming up objects and people. Depending on your choice of IR heating panel, you can control your heating preferences with a thermostat or even via WiFi control on your smartphone. Our smart thermostat is reliable, fast and incredibly easy to use. It even has energy saving features included to help you reduce your energy consumption — and your carbon footprint.

There are many benefits to using infrared heating over traditional heating methods. Because infrared radiation warms up objects and people directly, it’s quicker to take effect and can also help dry out dampness, preventing mould from building up over time.

More efficiency, less energy. Infrared heaters warm rooms quickly and are much more cost-effective than conventional heating equipment. Infrared heating can reduce the risk of mould, as it warms up objects and the air — preventing condensation from forming.

Infrared heating panels also require less energy than electric heaters and require little-to-no maintenance. They’re a great choice for allergy/asthma sufferers as IR heating panels don’t circulate dusty or dirty air around the room like electric heaters making it a healthier heating choice.

Because they run off electricity, infrared heaters are easy to install (no pipeline needed!) and don’t get in the way of your interior design.

Infrared heating solutions are certainly more cost-effective than traditional heaters and low-maintenance compared to propane heating.

Infrared heaters don’t add pollutants to the room you use them in; they’re environmentally friendly. They work without fuel lines, open flames, toxic by-products, or carbon combustion. In essence, IR heaters add nothing to the environment and don’t take anything from it, either. Since these heaters only warm up specific objects and areas, they don’t waste power warming the whole room.

Yes. Compared to electric heaters, infrared heating panels are more cost-effective. They require less power to produce the same amount of heat an electric heater does. An infrared panel requires a third of the wattage input of an electric heater, meaning your energy consumption goes down, as well as your electricity bill.

This means that if you choose an infrared heater, only the areas in your home you need heated will be heated up. When you don’t heat up your whole house, your heating bill will become considerably lower. You also won’t have to preheat the room since infrared heat works right away. Some of these heaters only use 350 watts of power and almost all of the warmth created is sent out, leading to heating efficiency at an economical price.

Infrared heating can reduce your heating costs by 30-50%. Of course, how much you will save does depend on the construction of your home, ceiling height, insulation, and more.

Infrared heaters are just as safe, if not safer, than other types of heating. However, it’s important to take the usual safety precautions with infrared heaters as you would with any other type of heater.

Infrared heaters are suitable for use in damp environments like bathrooms. They have high energy efficiency compared to other heating options and are durable and cost-effective in damp areas.