Infrared Outdoor Heaters
The infrared wall mounted heaters have ceramic elements that are designed to gently warm adults and children whilst outdoors under a covered structure such as a canopy using Far Infrared technology which is completely harmless and contains no ultraviolet radiation or fumes.
The heaters also do not emit or noise and provide a gentle heat similar to the feeling of the winter sun.
Your customers can enjoy keeping warm outside without feeling too hot and without experiencing any unsightly glare.
The ceramic plates generate heat quickly and reach their full operating temperature within less than 10 minutes.
Each unit is supplied with a 5 year warranty and require no maintenance. They are CE certified and carries the UL safety recognition (file no. E214574) when installed by an approved electrician.
Size: Available with 2 or 3 heated elements to create medium or large heated areas with a choice of different power outputs.
Reflex Glass Heaters
A powerful, waterproof short-wave heater (IR-A) with a tinted, ceramic-glass front that provides instant heat in all outdoor areas. The heaters include brackets for wall and ceiling mounting however, they are available with a frame for ceiling installation.
Reflex Sound
Bluetooth speakers for outdoor use – perfect for under a veranda.
• High quality, long lasting speakers • Waterproof, IP Protection Class IP65 • The heater case, glass and frame are available in a choice of colours including black or silver
• Size: 900mm x 170mm x 80mm • Colour Black only • Available with a remote control • Can be connected together with the Relax Heaters
• 2-year guarantee 60
Available with Dimmer and Remote
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