Catalogue 2015

Heaters 26 Ceramic type elements producing medium wave Infrared heat are ideal in situations where you are in close proximity to a heater. 
 As the heat output is far less intense than the short wave version, it can be used where low level or space restricted instant heat may be required. 
 Ceramic elements produce no visible light so can also be installed in situations where the red glow from short wave system would make them unacceptable, such as photographic studios or where colour comparisons are used. 
 To help make the right choice, remember Short Wave produce high output instant infrared heat (burning at around 2000°C) making them ideal for general zone/space heating in commercial and industrial areas of all types and sizes. Medium wave (burning at around 900°C) take a few minutes to reach peak heat and are more suited to smaller area’s, for example, shops, veterinary surgeries, studios, security offices etc.

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