Industrial infrared heating

Start where warmth is needed

Electric infrared heaters can direct heat towards occupied workplaces and zones, such as a workbench, machine station, logistics area, warehouse or shop. We help private and business end users, installers and wholesalers select appliances, positioning and controls. We have worked with electric heating solutions since 2008.

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A layout for your building and use

A heating plan starts with workstations, occupancy, operating hours and mounting points. Insulation, open doors, draughts, cold surfaces and obstacles also matter. Racking or machinery can block radiation. Wind and air movement still affect perceived warmth; infrared heating does not make an open workstation independent of its surroundings.

Supplement or replace a complete system

Targeted radiant heating can supplement existing gas heating within a suitable design. Whether background heating can be reduced or fully replaced must be assessed for the building. Compare total electricity and gas use, target temperature, operating hours and tariffs. Using less gas does not automatically mean a lower total energy bill.

Solar panels do not automatically make heating cheap or free. They can supply some electricity when generation and heat demand coincide. The comparison includes investment, connection capacity, controls, maintenance and operating costs. Any payback period or carbon comparison requires data for your situation.

Plan mounting and controls together

Suitable fixings, mounting height and clearances depend on the exact appliance and surroundings. Have a qualified installer check support, cable routes, electrical circuits, switching loads and controls. Installation arrangements must suit the project. Before ordering, agree who will carry out the work and whether support through an installation partner is available.

Match zones and operating times to occupancy and use. Required controls and suitability for indoor or outdoor use vary by model. Keep the prescribed clearances and follow the manual for cleaning and checking the appliance, fixings and connection.

EIA: check the exact conditions

Check RVO’s current EIA list before investing. Energy List 2026 code 270103 concerns local heating with electric infrared panels in indoor spaces averaging over 4 metres high. Films, mats and infrared lamps are excluded. Check every condition for the investment; this does not mean our heaters automatically qualify. RVO EIA ↗

DIFFERENT WORK ENVIRONMENTS

Warmth at logistics and machine workplaces

A proposal for your workplaces

Send photos, a floor plan, mounting heights, occupancy and details of existing heating and power supply. We can then discuss appliances, quantities, positioning, controls and accessories. You receive a proposal stating supplied items and any installation support arrangements. We confirm availability and lead time for the selected version.

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