Calentador de barra infrarrojo de 90 cm | Sin control remoto | 1200 W

The heating requirement depends on factors including room dimensions, insulation, construction and intended use. Use our Wattage Calculator to calculate the recommended heating requirement for your space.

Certain infrared heaters can be suitable for bathroom installations. The correct product and IP rating must be selected for the intended location, and installation must comply with applicable electrical requirements. Where required, installation should be completed by a suitably qualified electrician.

Running cost depends on the heater wattage, your electricity tariff and how long the heater operates. For example, a 1kW heater uses 1kWh of electricity when operating continuously at full power for one hour. Thermostatic controls can cycle the heater on and off as required to maintain the selected room temperature.

This depends on the heater and installation method. Suitable plug-in models can simply connect to an appropriate socket. Hardwired installations, bathroom installations and electrical connections that form part of the fixed wiring should be completed by a suitably qualified electrician.

Infrared heating is widely used in residential environments, but heaters can become hot during operation. Every heater should be installed, positioned and used in accordance with its instructions, with appropriate consideration given to children, pets and the surrounding space.

Infrared heating warms people and surfaces directly, which can help maintain warmer surface temperatures and may help reduce conditions that contribute to surface condensation. However, damp and mould can have several causes, including ventilation, moisture and building defects, so heating alone should not be considered a solution to every damp or mould problem.