Buy infrared heaters: Efficient warmth for indoors & outdoors
Experience the modern way to heat: Our infrared heaters deliver comfortable, instant warmth at the touch of a button – just like the sun. Whether you're looking for a discreet heating panel for the living room, a fog-free mirror heater for the bathroom , or a powerful radiant heater for your patio or balcony – you'll find the perfect solution here.
Say goodbye to expensive maintenance costs and cold air. Opt for energy-efficient, maintenance-free technology that ensures a healthy indoor climate without stirring up dust. Choose your model now and enjoy comfortable warmth!
A modern infrared heater is more than just a heat source: it's the efficient answer to rising energy prices and the desire for a healthy indoor climate. Whether as supplemental heating in the bathroom, as a stylish wall panel in the living room, or as a powerful radiant heater on the patio – you'll find the perfect solution here.
Say goodbye to cold feet and long waiting times. Infrared heat is available instantly at the touch of a button .
Table of contents
- What is an infrared heater and how does it work?
- Which infrared heater is suitable for which purpose? (Indoor/Outdoor)
- What are the costs and electricity consumption?
- Why infrared? All the advantages at a glance
- How does the assembly work?
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Safety and Health
What is an infrared heater and how does it work?
Many customers are asking: How does infrared heating differ from normal heating systems?
Traditional radiators heat the air (convection). This takes a long time, stirs up dust, and the heat often accumulates uselessly near the ceiling. Infrared heaters, on the other hand, use radiant heat (infrared-C radiation).
The principle is identical to natural solar radiation :
- The infrared waves pass through the air without primarily heating it.
- As soon as the rays hit solid objects (walls, furniture, human skin), these are heated.
- The walls and furniture store the energy and release it back into the room as comfortable warmth.
The result: A dry, healthy indoor climate and a feeling of warmth like sunbathing or sitting in front of a tiled stove.
Which infrared heater is suitable for which purpose?
In our main category, you will find various technologies for every application. A basic distinction is made between solutions for **indoors** (living spaces) and **outdoors**.
1. Infrared heaters for indoor spaces (living room, bathroom)
Inside the house, we use so-called **dark radiators** or panels with lower surface temperatures. They emit no light and blend harmoniously into the interior design.
- Wall and ceiling heating systems: Classic white panels that can be mounted as wall heaters or discreetly as ceiling heaters .
- Picture heating design panels: Heating panels can be printed with motifs and look like a work of art on the wall.
- For the bathroom: Special infrared bathroom radiators are also available as mirror heaters (do not fog up!) or with towel rails.
- For the little ones: A radiant heater for babies above the changing table provides immediate, gentle warmth without cooling down.
- Invisible warmth: With IR underfloor heating, you lay heating mats directly under the floor covering – ideal for renovations.
2. Infrared heaters for outdoor areas (terrace, balcony)
Outdoors, you need more power ("performance") because wind quickly dissipates the heat. This is where powerful radiant heaters come into play.
- Intense radiant heaters (instant heat): You can recognize these devices by their red-hot heating element. Intense radiant heaters reach temperatures of up to 950°C and are ideal for open, windy areas or high-ceilinged halls.
- Dark radiators (elegant look): Dark radiators have a concealed heating element (ceramic/metal). They do not emit red light , heat more gently, and are perfect for sheltered patios and conservatories ("loggia feeling").
- Special solutions: Discover space-saving radiant heaters for parasols or discreet awning radiant heaters .
What are the costs and electricity consumption?
Isn't heating with electricity expensive? – This question is justified, but often unfounded with modern infrared heaters when used correctly.
- Low acquisition costs: Compared to a heat pump or gas heating system, equipping a house with infrared panels costs only a fraction of the price.
- No maintenance costs: There is no chimney sweep, no emissions testing, and no maintenance of moving parts.
- More efficient energy consumption: Because you're heating the body rather than the air, a room temperature of 19°C with infrared heating often feels as warm as 21-22°C with convection heating. Every degree less saves approximately 6% on energy costs.
- Targeted heating: You only switch on the heating (e.g., in the bathroom or hobby room) when you are actually there. Thanks to the fast response time, you save a significant amount of energy compared to slower-reacting systems.
Why infrared? All the advantages at a glance
Why are more and more people choosing infrared as their primary or supplementary heating system?
- Health: No air circulation means no dust – ideal for allergy and asthma sufferers.
- Mold protection: Infrared radiation warms and dries the walls. This deprives mold spores of their breeding ground.
- Simplicity: No pipes, no gas, no oil. A power outlet is all you need.
- Sustainability: In combination with green electricity or your own photovoltaic system, you heat in a 100% CO2-neutral way.
How does the assembly work?
Installation is extremely simple and often completed in just a few minutes ("Do-it-Yourself").
The panels are screwed to the wall or ceiling like a picture using the included brackets. Plug them in – and you're done. For maximum flexibility, freestanding radiant heaters are available, which you can easily move from room to room or onto the balcony.
Positioning tip: Ensure the heater is not obstructed by curtains or sofas. The radiation must be able to radiate freely throughout the room (a direct line of sight to the heater is ideal).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Safety and Health
Are infrared heaters safe?
Yes. Our devices have overheating protection and are CE and RoHS compliant. Please pay attention to the **IP rating**:
- IP44 (splashproof): Standard for bathrooms and covered outdoor areas.
- IP65 / IP X5 (protection against water jets): Necessary for unprotected outdoor areas where the device is exposed to direct rain.
Is the radiation harmful?
No. It's infrared-C radiation. This has nothing to do with UV radiation or microwaves. It's comparable to the soothing warmth of a tiled stove and is even used in medicine for therapy (e.g., for back pain or rheumatism).