Tag: Radiant heater
There are hopefully just two more weeks to go before the end of the current partial lockdown in Germany. Two weeks, which can be used to prepare and perfect your patios, whether for private use or use in the catering sector, ahead of once again being able to welcome guests. Why? Because being outside rather than inside is still an effective way for us to reduce the risk of viral infections. To combat the cold weather outside, we therefore recommend fitting your patio with a warming infrared radiant heater. The IRD 2400 dark radiant heater cuts a particularly fine figure and performs well without the annoying, brightly lit tubing.Which IR radiant heater is most suited to your needs? All infrared heaters from Trotec in direct comparison
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
When it comes which IR radiant heater can be used on your patio, we will gladly give you the option. Because it all depends on your individual preferences: Do you favour the classic version of the permanently installed wall IR heater? Do you prefer 360° all-round heating from the ceiling? Or do you prefer flexible patio heaters? The same applies to the topic of tubes: Perhaps you like the bright red light that’s emitted, or perhaps that would disturbs your own lighting design and you’d prefer to use our dark radiators. But one thing’s for sure…
NEW Infrared radiant heater IR 2570 S: turns your terrace into a warm oasis of well-being – finally in stock
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
In terms of the coronavirus, we have all recently got so used to sitting together with friends and acquaintances outdoors – and now we are all supposed to go back inside?! And do it quickly, just because it is becoming colder and colder outside? Do you agree with me that I speak for everyone when I say: No, we don’t want that! From now on, we will stay outside as long as we like – because the IR 2570 C Infrared radiant heater, which is finally available, guarantees us a warm place on the terrace in the future too. Whether at home, with friends or with a host of our choice.
NEW design-standing radiant heater IRS 2020 – flexible and elegant heating solution made of aluminium and stainless steel for terraces, balconies and gastronomy
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Compared to gas-powered radiant heaters, the pleasantly light and energy-saving infrared radiator offers you two high-performance heating levels (1,000 W/ 2,000 W). The two integrated 1,000 watt halogen infrared tubes distribute heat evenly in all directions without the need to preheat. Before heating up the ambient air first, warm air is immediately felt on the skin and there is no unpleasant odours or disturbing noises. In addition, the stylish design of the high-quality radiant heater fits perfectly into any ambience: the mushroom-shaped reflector and the base are made of matt shimmering aluminium. The telescopic rod, which is adjustable in height, is made of stainless steel.
NEW IR 2570 S radiant heater with 2,500 watt powerful instant heat in 3 heating levels – silent, clean, odour-neutral
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Who says you can’t also use your patio or balcony as a wellness oasis during the cooler evening hours? Or even throughout the entire year as an extended living room? The new IR 2570 S infra-red radiant heater produces its 2,500 watts of pleasant soft warmth at the touch of a button. And thanks to the 90° inclination angle, it also provides a pleasant seating temperature in roofed outdoor areas – also in restaurants. The convenience equipment of the radiant heater is rounded off with remote control and a timer function. Among other things!
IR 2050 infra-red radiant heater – with 2,000 watts and 3 heating levels, remote control and reduced light radiation. Back in stock!
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Summer temperatures on the patio even during cool evenings, and why not all year round? With the IR2050 designer aluminium radiant heater finally back in stock as a powerful source of heat, you can extend your time outdoors on the balcony, the patio or in outdoor restaurants to 365 days per year – with easy and convenient switching thanks to the supplied remote control. The light-reducing low-glare technology also creates a cosy candle-lit atmosphere. It’s like being at home outdoors!
IRS 2000 E terrace radiant heater: even on cool summer evenings you can enjoy fast, direct warming, without light emission – available again
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
If you want to extend a beautiful summer’s day into the evenings, which can sometimes be quite cool, you can now easily create some ‘extra time’ just for you. With the IRS 2000 E infrared radiant heater, finally available again, you can enjoy your terrace for as long as you like. This is because the infrared radiator provides direct and cosy warmth, and with up to 80% less light emission it also creates a cosy candlelit atmosphere. Best of all: tanks to its space-saving column design, it can be used on practically every terrace.
The IRS 1500 E designer radiant heater: glare-free warmth and, if desired atmospheric lighting – available again!
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Wouldn’t that be the ultimate highlight for your terrace too? Cosy warmth including atmospheric lighting and now finally available- the IRS 1500 E patio-pedestal-heater combines both in one device. Its LED ambient lighting mounted at the top end spoils you and your guests with atmospheric and dimmable ambient light. And it always fits exactly to your individual needs, because you can choose from a palette of 16 colours and 4 light effects by remote control. Well, what do you think?
NEW high performance infrared radiant heaters – for clean and quiet warmth
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Summer is now in extra time: with the new high-performance infrared radiant heaters from the IR S series, you can play a trick on the increasingly cool temperatures on your patio. Both radiant heaters are the ideal solution for providing chilly corners in cellars, workshops or restaurant terraces for example, with cosy warmth.
NEW IR 2000 S Infrared Radiant Heater – cosy warmth following the principle of the sun
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