Infrared Heating for Bedrooms
Infrared heating is the perfect choice for a warm, comfortable bedroom. Unlike traditional heating systems, infrared heating directly warms objects and people in the room, creating even and natural warmth. This prevents cold spots and ensures a pleasant sleeping environment.
Additionally, infrared heating is silent, energy-efficient, and space-saving—ideal for a serene bedroom setting.
Our Infrared Heaters for Bedrooms
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Slimline Infrared Radiant Heater
€ 796,00 – € 1.118,00In Stock -
Direct Infrared Radiant Heater G-Cera
€ 785,00 – € 1.399,00In Stock -
Direct radiant heater G-Cera Round
€ 965,00 – € 1.558,00In Stock -
Flatscreen Infrared Radiant Heater
€ 845,00 – € 1.160,00In Stock -
Aruna Infrared Side Heater
€ 396,00 – € 517,00In Stock -
Fireplace infrared radiant heater G-Cera
€ 3.135,00In Stock -
Infrared Heating Panel SWG 450
€ 481,60In Stock
What does an infrared heater consume and cost?
The consumption of indoor infrared heating depends on: the size of the space (m²) you want to heat, the outside temperature, the insulation level of the house, the number of windows (glass is always a cold bridge), and the current energy prices.
Initially, both the investment cost and the installation costs are very low. Furthermore, you can expect a decrease of up to an average of 30 to 40 percent in annual energy costs. With solar panels, you can save even more on top of that.
In terms of energy consumption, we can say that our infrared systems save approximately 30 to 40% compared to conventional heating using electricity (accumulation), gas, or heating oil.
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Other frequently asked questions about infrared heating
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How quickly does infrared heating warm up a room?
For a space of approximately 20 m², where the constant temperature is maintained at 18°C, it takes around 15 minutes to reach 25°C.
However, the radiant heat from the infrared devices ensures that you feel pleasant warmth after just about 5 minutes.
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Does infrared heating dry out the air in a room?
No, infrared heating does not dry out the air in a room. It directly heats objects, surfaces, and people through radiant heat rather than warming the air, as is the case with convection heating.
As a result, the humidity level in the room remains unchanged.
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Is infrared heating suitable for bedrooms?
Yes, infrared heating is highly suitable for bedrooms. It provides silent, even warmth without air circulation, making it ideal for a comfortable night’s sleep.
Additionally, it can be used selectively to heat only specific areas of the room, which makes it energy-efficient.
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What is the difference between infrared panels and infrared heaters?
Infrared heaters are significantly more powerful than infrared panels, reaching surface temperatures that are on average three times higher.
Thanks to their higher wattage, they can be mounted at greater heights, effectively heating a larger area.
Infrared panels are better suited for heating spaces that require a constant and lower temperature.
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Is infrared heating fire-safe?
Yes, infrared heating is fire-safe when properly installed and used according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
The devices are designed to operate safely at high temperatures and include built-in overheating protection.
It is important to maintain sufficient clearance around the panels and to avoid placing flammable materials directly against the surface.