Infrared heaters & heat lamps

Infrared heaters warm people and surfaces directly instead of heating the room air first. That makes them suitable for terraces, outdoor dining and areas with a large air volume where heating via the air achieves little. Most of this category comes from Frico, complemented by InoxAir heat lamps for food service counters.

Terraces, restaurants and balconies

For outdoor areas Frico offers Term, Term Multi, Relax Glass with a ceramic glass front and the halogen and carbon heaters IHW, IHF and IHC. Infracalm and the Darkztrip heating panel emit heat without visible light and are intended for sheltered areas. Pay attention to the protection rating, the recommended mounting height and whether the heater is mounted on a wall, ceiling or under an awning.

Workshops, halls and commercial premises

The IR industrial infrared heater is designed for halls with high ceilings, the IRCFC for spot heating of large spaces such as warehouses. The Elztrip ceiling radiant heater suits offices, shops and assembly halls and also protects against cold draughts at windows.

Heat lamps for food service

InoxAir chrome nickel steel shelf units with mounted heat lamps keep food warm at the serving counter. Further commercial kitchen furniture is listed under commercial equipment.

For control there is the IHBD3 Bluetooth dimmer, the CIRT stepless controller with timer and the BPIR motion sensor, plus brackets and replacement lamps. The full range is listed under Frico.

Frequently asked questions about infrared heaters

How do I control the output of an infrared heater?

With a dimmer or power controller. Relax Glass Dimmer and Darkztrip Dimmer come with a remote control, and for other heaters there is the IHBD3 or the CIRT.

Infrared heater or infrared panel for living spaces?

The heaters in this category are intended for outdoor areas, commercial premises and halls. For living spaces, flat infrared heating panels for walls and ceilings are more suitable.

What is suitable if a whole room needs to be heated?

If the room air rather than just the people needs warming, fan heaters are an alternative.