Radiant Heating

Calor LPG can be used as the power source for radiant heaters. Many industries and commercial companies use Calor LPG for instantaneous, controllable heating of specific areas.

Because gas radiant heaters maximise energy efficiency, they are ideal for many buildings - especially those with high air movement or ventilation rates, or variable heating periods.

Calor LPG radiant heaters (with quick response and directional heating) are ideal for factories, warehouses, industrial units, workshops, garages and showrooms.

Radiant heating is highly controllable via thermostats and time switches, and the units are normally mounted overhead - so there's no loss of floor space.

Calor Radiant Heating Appliance Types

1. Radiant Tube

The simplest option, radiant tube heaters, can provide substantial savings on fuel costs*. Available either linear or U-tubed, they can be either unflued, individually flued or flued in combination.

2. Continuous Radiant Tube

This type of radiant heater is ideal where even, uniform heat distribution is required at low level. Only a single flue point is needed.

3. High Efficiency Radiant Plaque Heaters

Highly efficient radiant plaque heaters allow precise control of heat levels and can be either high or low firing.

* Measured in accordance with European pre-standard (DD ENV 1259-1:1994) Optima SE compared with competitive standard radiant tube systems.

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