Five Crucial Factors To Consider When Picking Infrared Heaters For Your Space
Infrared heating is a popular option for a variety of applications. We provide a wide range of infrared heaters that are suitable for use in a variety of situations, like commercial, residential, and yoga. Certain models are built to endure the weather, while others work better with certain ceiling sizes. Below are the five things you should consider before choosing the most efficient infrared heater for your needs.
1. Functionality
Each of our American-made heaters share the same high-quality in their construction. However, certain models employ different methods to increase their infrared heating. For example, infraredheatingsupplie heaters use a parabolic trough as a reflector to project the infrared. SolaRays make use of Pyrole insulation (a form of aerogel that is used by NASA) that makes heating directional and radiates downwards through a ceiling. The heaters that make use of the CeramiCircuit elements are more efficient in thermal mass and take over 15 minutes to cool down (most commonly used to cool down during warm yoga). The best place to begin with functionality for choosing infrared heating will be to think about how warm you'd like to feel as well as how close the heater should be to you.
2. Aesthetics
All heaters are not created identically. For this particular category, the one that is arguably the top is the SolaRay that is the tiniest panel in the world (1/2'') that blends seamlessly into the drywall ceiling. On the opposite end of the scale is our infraredheatingsupplies. Heating units, which appear slightly more industrial in appearance, but have the benefit of generating a large amount of heat, and can be exposed to elements for providing spots of heating for outdoor use.
3. Ease of wiring
Sometimes, it's a lot easier to run new wiring to one area than in the other. For example, in commercial areas that have ceilings that drop (ceiling tiles) is very straightforward to connect wiring to ceiling heaters, and generally, it costs less to install this way than in a wall. The process can be completed in any in a residential or commercial setting. You may be able to reach electrical behind the wall by replacing the baseboards infrared heater Attic wiring are able to run the wiring for ceiling heaters that use infrared. If there is any doubt regarding which method is the most efficient then we suggest consulting the electrician or installer to figure out which option will be most economical for your situation.
4. Cost
It's not enough to go over infrared heater without addressing the cost! Certain infrared heaters are more cost-effective than others to purchase. However, this can be at the compromise of another factor like design.
5. Elemente
All of our heaters are in solid state, which means that there aren't moving parts, and there is no need for maintenance. The life expectancy of each element varies. These elements typically require changing at intervals of 5-10 years, with regular use. SolaRays come with components with a rating of more than 350,000 hours. That's equivalent to running them indefinitely for 40 years. With normal use SolaRays are expected to last longer than a lifetime (and they come with an unbeatable warranty for life!). Our heaters for indoor use have the same characteristics in their lifespan.
The final choice of which heating system to select is based on the balance of the factors mentioned above. Similar to all other products there are pros and cons to be taken into consideration when looking at the features, benefits as well as the price. If you require assistance in determining which one will be the most appropriate to your specific needs, tell us. Our staff is ready to help you determine the best option for your needs.
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