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Infrared Heaters
Infrared heaters provide heating for industrial, commercial and professional environments. Infrared uses radiant energy to directly heat people, machinery, and surfaces.
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Herschel Select HS220UD 220-Watt Infrared Under Desk Heater
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Sealey IFSH2003 Infrared Quartz Patio Heater with Telescopic Stand 230v
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Sealey IWMH2003 Infrared Quartz Wall Mounting Heater 230v
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SIP Universal Freestanding Halogen Infrared Pyramid Patio Heater 230v
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The Science of Infrared Heating
Infrared converts energy into electromagnetic radiation within the short-wave or medium-wave spectrum. When these waves strike an object or person, the energy is absorbed and converted into thermal energy.
Infrared heat travels in a straight line and is unaffected by draughts, it is the primary choice for spot heating in the following:
Zone Heating: In a large warehouse you can focus heat directly on people and objects.
Construction: Provide warmth in exposed work areas.
Automotive & Production: For bay doors that open often, infrared can provide reliable heat.
High Ceiling Locations: Energy is wasted by heating the dead space near the roof.
Portable vs. Fixed: Which is Right for You
As specialists, we offer a curated range to help find the right solution for you.
Portable Infrared Heaters: Heavy duty units for use on site. Wheeled units are ideal for moving between work zones.
Fixed Infrared Heaters: For permanent installation, ceiling mounted units maximise floor space.
Infrared for Surface Drying
Infrared heaters can be a useful tool for moisture control too. If you have had a leak or are dealing with heavy condensation, use infrared to accelerate evaporation.
We would not recommend this method when drying “wet trades” like new plaster or concrete. This can cause case hardening or cracking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between Short-wave and Long-wave infrared?
A: Short-wave provides immediate heat that can cut through wind. This makes them better for outdoors or draughty areas. Long-wave is best for enclosed spaces.
Q: Are they safe for long term exposure?
A: Yes. Infrared heaters operate in a safe frequency range, and they do not emit harmful UV rays. However, they should be placed at the manufacturer's recommended distance.
Q: How do I calculate the required wattage for my space?
A: Calculate the square footage of the workspace. We advise 250W-300W per square metre for industrial spot heating.
Why Trust Our Heating Solutions?
We have years of experience supporting the UK’s heavy industry sectors. Our range is tested for compliance with UKCA/CE safety standards to make sure your site is both warm and compliant.
Explore Alternative Heating
Direct Space Heaters: Cost-effective heaters for use in large areas and outdoor spaces.
Electric Fan Heaters: Fast, dry heat for offices and retail spaces.
Indirect Space Heaters: The safe choice for marquees and clean air events.
Still not sure? Contact our technical team via phone call or through live chat.