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Energy-efficient, slimline radiant heating panels for homes, yoga studios, and commercial properties.
Net zero heating has never been easier with our radiant heaters, which are efficient, simple to install, and cost-effective! Power with alternative energy for zero emission warmth and comfort.
Human bodies have evolved to absorb far infrared radiant heat from the sun. Our infrared radiant heating technology provides the heat humans are designed to experience.
Infrared heaters provide direct heat to the building, driving out dampness and mold to create a healthier living environment in your home.
The Inspire Comfort range offers durable, energy-efficient heating systems, manufactured in Germany with top-quality components for a lifetime of service.
Experience unmatched efficiency and comfort with our innovative heating solutions. Choose reliability and superior performance for your home.
The Herschel Inspire Glass heater adds elegance with its high gloss finish, crafted from Enforced Safety Glass (ESG) and comes with a 10-year warranty.
The Herschel Inspire Mirror is perfect for various rooms, using infrared heating technology to keep your walls and fittings warm and dry.
The Herschel Inspire Blackboard heaters offer a modern, practical heating solution that doubles as a memo board, perfect for kitchens, cafes, restaurants, and retail locations.
The Herschel Inspire Blackboard heaters offer a modern, practical heating solution that doubles as a memo board, perfect for kitchens, cafes, restaurants, and retail locations.
The Pulsar, a zero-light designer space heater, provides direct warmth to people below and is ideal for hanging from high ceilings in various public areas.
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| Radiant Heat Panel Type | Upfront Cost Range | Running Cost Estimate per Day |
|---|---|---|
| Electric Radiant Heat Panels | $100 – $1,899 | $1.20 |
| Convection Radiant Panels | $100 – $300 | $1.08 |
| Carbon Fiber Radiant Panels | $200 – $500 | $0.216 |
Why waste energy heating unused spaces? Use the Smart Programming feature to set each room on a daily program. The integrated WiFi chip allows for smartphone and tablet control via the SmartLife app.
Add each room to your profile and control rooms individually or in groups from the Smart Life app. You can also share your system with family, friends, and work colleagues.
Thermostats can be used with soft starts and contactors, enabling you to control large numbers of high-powered heaters at once.Sources include alternative energy such as Wind, Solar, and Hydro Power as well as Storage Batteries, Generators, and various Grid provided line voltages.
STEP HEAT is certified by Greener Product® which verifies the product complies with the LEED, LEED for Homes and NAHB standards. STEP HEAT qualifies for credits in the following LEED categories:
Materials and Resources (MR)
Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ)
Integrative Process (IP)
Location and Transportation (LT)
Our radiant heat panels emit far infrared heat into the surrounding air, which is absorbed by the objects and surfaces in the room. For optimal results, it is advisable to install the panels at elevated positions such as the walls or ceiling. Directly facing a window may reduce the efficiency of the heaters.
Is the use of radiant heaters safe for humans? Radiant heat is completely safe and natural for our bodies, as our physiology is adapted to both absorb and emit infrared radiation. Additionally, the warmth that infrared provides is highly agreeable to our senses. It’s important to note that it is ultraviolet radiation, not infrared, that poses a threat to our well-being. Consequently, there is no necessity to…
Radiant heat panels are efficient as they heat objects directly, reducing energy waste. Efficiency varies based on factors like insulation, room size, and heat loss.
Our Radiant heat panels are low-maintenance and require no servicing, setting them apart from water-based heating or fan-assisted systems that frequently necessitate expensive inspections and repairs. Additionally, unlike gas or oil boilers that must be replaced every decade, there is no need to undertake a complete reinstallation with our heaters.
Our radiant heat panels are designed for straightforward installation and are delivered with an extensive set of instructions. As Infrared panels function as an electric installation, it is recommended to have them fitted by a qualified electrician. We have a network of Accredited Installers who are happy to provide assistance – but equally we can work with any electrician, to help them with the installation process.
Several factors should be considered when planning to install an infrared panel, including:
In order to choose the right size, determine the square footage of the space and select a panel that provides enough coverage. Factors like ceiling heights, windows, and insulation can impact the number of heaters needed.
How much electricity a radiant heat panel uses depends on the wattage of the panel. You can easily find the consumption by dividing the total wattage by 1000. Once you have the consumption, you simply multiple the kWh consumed by the kWh cost in your area.
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