Innova Heating Infrared Heaters

EIN Innovo heater 400

August 6, 2021

Unlike other supplemental heating appliances, infrared heaters do not heat the air and instead emit a clean, safe wavelength of light that only warms the objects the wavelength touches. The physics involved is similar to the way sunlight warms objects, which means there is a natural feel to being warmed by the heat from an Innova heater. Infrared heat is therefore evenly distributed, meaning that it does not easily “blow away” in various weather conditions.

Infrared heaters are more energy- efficient than other space heaters. They use 100 percent of the heat they produce, which creates almost no loss in heat transfer to zone heat at a low cost.

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