Coming Soon: Stelpro Vivio Infrared Patio Heater

November 25, 2024

Introducing Vivio, the ideal patio heater designed to extend your patio season from spring to fall. Vivio’s infrared technology directs its heat rays precisely where you need them, quickly warming people and objects with unrivalled efficiency. Designed for terraces, outdoor waiting areas, spas and large, hard-to-heat indoor spaces, Vivio is versatile and practical. Thanks to its aluminum construction and stainless steel grid, it’s sturdy and lightweight, which ensures outstanding durability and easy installation.

Features

  • Refined design: Discreet profile and protective grille allows heat to pass through
  • Gentle sensation of immediate warmth: Temperature rise in less than 5 seconds
  • Optimum comfort for all environments: 5 power levels selectable by remote control
  • Heavy-duty construction for outdoor use: Extruded and cast aluminum parts, stainless steel grille and hardware, IP65 water-resistance rating
  • Easy installation: With drilling template and attachment system designed for installation by one person

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