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Installation Methods for Infrared Heaters

Are you considering installing infrared heaters in your home or office?
Are you considering installing infrared heaters in your home or office?

To ensure effective heating, it’s important not only to select the right model but also to understand where and how to install it. In this article, we’ll look at the most common installation methods, key planning aspects, and safety requirements.


Planning the Installation


Before installing an infrared heating system, careful planning is essential:


Three installation methods:

  • Wall-mounted – suitable for homes and offices, especially where targeted heating is needed.

  • Ceiling-mounted – ideal for achieving even heat distribution throughout the room without affecting interior design.

  • Floor (infrared heating film) – mostly used in new builds or renovations, where heating elements can be integrated into the floor structure.


Desired temperature: consider the comfort level you want to maintain in the space.


Room size: measure the square footage and ceiling height to determine the required heater power and number of units.

Choosing the Best Locations

Correct placement of infrared heaters is key to efficient heating.

Room layout: take into account furniture placement, partitions, and windows.

Avoid mistakes: never install a wall-mounted heater directly opposite a window – this can cause unnecessary heat loss.

Focus on needs: choose areas where warmth is most needed – living zones, workstations, or relaxation corners.


How Many Heaters Do You Need?


To avoid overheating or insufficient heating, it’s important to calculate the number of heaters required, based on:

  • room size and ceiling height,

  • building insulation quality,

  • chosen heater power.


💡 Expert tip: always round your calculation up – it’s better to have a slight power reserve than not enough heating capacity.


Safety Considerations


When installing infrared heaters, safety must come first:

Minimum clearances: follow the manufacturer’s recommended distances from ceilings, walls, and furniture.

Unobstructed heat flow: avoid placing objects that block the radiation path.

Approved materials: use only the recommended mounting parts and electrical components.


Electrical Requirements


To ensure safe operation:

  • connect heaters to a properly installed electrical system,

  • check all electrical connections after installation,

  • when in doubt, consult a certified electrician.


👉 You can find detailed installation and operation instructions with every product on our website.


Conclusion


Infrared heater installation is flexible and suitable for many situations – from private homes and offices to commercial spaces. The key is choosing the right installation method, ensuring safety, and following the manufacturer’s recommendations.



 
 
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The global energy trend shows a rapid transition from fossil fuels to renewable and clean energy. By combining Sundirect infrared heaters with solar or wind energy, it is possible to create a sustainable and environmentally friendly heating system. Sundirect infrared heaters use infrared radiation, which directly heats objects and surfaces in a room, not the air.

 

This means that:

-the thermal mass of the room is heated, such as walls, furniture and human bodies;

-heating is more efficient and uniform;

-lower electrical power is used, which reduces energy consumption;

-it is possible to achieve greater energy efficiency compared to

traditional heating systems.

Thanks to these advantages, infrared heating is becoming the future standard in sustainable construction and home heating.

 

Choose Sundirect – a modern, safe and energy-efficient solution for your home or office.

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