Infrared heater ELP 2000/3 NP/0006/2018

An electric infrared (IR) heater is a device that converts electricity into heat in the form of infrared radiation.

In radiators, the source of heat is an electric heater that heats up to several hundred degrees Celsius, as a result of which infrared radiation invisible to the human eye is emitted from its surface, emitting thermal energy.

Due to the fact that infrared radiation is felt immediately, they are perfect for intermittently heated rooms.

Due to the specificity of the work of the radiators, they are also suitable for local heating, e.g. a workplace, or for separating a heated zone without the need to build additional partitions.

Radiators in a set with external controllers can be used as basic or supplementary heaters.