External Temperature Sensor

Far infrared is a form of radiant heat. Radiant heating basically means that rather than taking in the cold air, warming it up and distributing it around the room – you are heating the actual structure of the room, the objects in it and the people The panels consume electricity and convert this straight into …

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Our panels emit far infrared heat radiation which produces no light.  This means that more energy is focused on producing heat than unnecessary side effects. There are infrared bulbs and heaters which fall under the mid-infrared category which produce a red glowing light when turned on.  However, it is not nearly as efficient and is …

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Most of the electric heaters that you will see online are convection heaters known as storage heaters or mid infrared glowing heaters. Convection heating work by warming up the cold air in the room and distributing this back out into the space. This means that the heater works hard to warm the air up, especially …

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Near-infrared (NIR) heaters, sometimes referred to as “heat lamps” or “quartz heaters,” operate in the wavelength range of 780 to 1,400 nm. Their surfaces can reach temperatures of up to 1300°C, producing intense radiant heat that penetrates several millimetres into body tissue. Due to the high temperatures and intensity, prolonged direct exposure should be avoided, …

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The panels are easy to install no matter the level of installation you require. The heaters can be installed in a few ways. Far infrared heating panels can be mounted onto the wall using four screws (just like a picture frame) and plugged in. What could be easier than that? Alternatively, you can hardwire in …

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