It is clear that more energy is required. You can estimate your costs with our heating cost calculator. If your building is older and/or the outer wall is damp, it is recommended to install the infrared heater on the inner wall. This increases the surface temperature of the outer wall due to irradiation. The drying improves the thermal insulation because the dew point is located further to the outside.

The better the surrounding bodies absorb the infrared radiation, the more effectively the infrared heating works. In a bathroom with glossy/glazed tiles, infrared heating is less effective than in a bathroom with matte/rough tiles. In addition, window surfaces directly opposite the heater should be avoided. Glass does not store heat but reflects it. The thermal radiation has to cover a longer distance before it hits the next wall and loses energy.

Conventional convection heating such as underfloor heating or a radiator heats the air. The infrared heater heats objects. Heated objects such as the wall or the floor also give off this heat themselves. This results in a more pleasant indoor climate. A quick airing and the room has already cooled down? This cannot happen with infrared heating.

Basically, it depends on what the electricity used for them is generated from, for example, hydropower, solar or even wind energy. One of the cheapest and most environmentally friendly heating solutions are currently infrared heating systems in combination with a photovoltaic or wind system.

Yes, if the infrared heater radiates onto an exterior wall that is infested with mold, the heat will dry that wall. The dew point moves further outwards. A dry wall is less susceptible to mold growth.

This varies from room to room or type of building and depends on architectural conditions, insulation, number of infrared panels, etc. You can use our calculator to get an idea for yourself.

Ideally, the infrared panel is mounted in such a way that the heat radiation can radiate directly onto walls, ceilings and/or floors. Care should be taken to ensure that the panel is not covered by objects such as curtains or tables. Mounting on the wall (such as with a picture heater) has the advantage that radiation is emitted to both the ceiling and the floor. When mounted on the ceiling, however, the heater is particularly inconspicuous. In combination with our LED light frame, one panel can be used for heating and lighting at the same time. In general, you should note that the infrared heater is not installed directly above a seat. Many people find the direct radiation from above the head unpleasant after a long time. With our practical stand, you are also mobile and can use the infrared panel wherever you need it.

Our infrared heating panels have a radiation angle of 178 degrees. This radiation angle can be felt up to an angle of 60 degrees.

The heat of our infrared panels has an optimal radiation range of up to four meters. Until then, the infrared radiation should hit the areas to be heated, such as walls, floors, ceilings.

The infrared heating panel and the LED light frame are delivered ready to plug in. The installation does not require any electrical work. Electrotechnically instructed persons can carry out a quick and safe assembly.

Yes. That depends on the size of your room and the size of the LED light frame. Depending on the size of the infrared panel, it reaches 3100 to 7400 lumen. In addition, the LED light frame can be switched independently of the infrared panel.

Can lighting and heating be controlled independently?

Yes, that is possible. At the 230V connection you can switch a radio actuator (article 115915) which is controlled by the radio room thermostat (article 115918). The transformer of the LED light frame is also connected directly to the 230V connection, parallel to the radio actuator. With the included remote control you can switch and control the dynamic white dimmer, which is located between the transformer and the illuminated frame. Good to know: Its last selected setting is saved even if the power supply is disconnected.

Yes, but in this case there must be an additional line to the IR panel. Use four wires instead of three and lead one to the light switch.

Our infrared heaters have an average service life of up to 1000 00 heating hours. We offer up to 7 years guarantee depending on the product.