Convection heaters heat the air, but their biggest problem is that warm air rises upwards. The heat therefore escapes to the ceiling area, which is particularly unfavourable in high rooms.
That is why Infrared hybrid heaters have been very popular in recent years. This is because they offer the advantages of modern infrared heating combined with those of traditional convection heating. On the one hand, they generate a pleasant radiant heat and, on the other, they also heat the air according to the principle of convection.
Replacing conventional electric radiators with modern hybrid radiators in particular reduces electricity consumption. The infrared, similar to the sun's rays, emits pleasant and direct heat to the front. This can be felt within a few moments, while at the same time the room air is heated by the convection effect. In this way, a room is heated more evenly and stays warm for longer. This combination of these heat transfer types reduces the operating time of the heating element and therefore significantly reduces energy consumption. It is even more favourable if the infrared hybrid heater can make use of photovoltaic electricity.
The use of decentralised heating systems has great advantages, especially for sporadically used rooms, holiday or weekend homes. This is because the temperature control of the rooms prevents frost damage and mould. The warm-up phase of infrared hybrid heaters is 10 to 20 minutes. Depending on the model, the output ranges from 600 to 2000 watts. Our ecoheat Hybrid products are used as a complete solution for a wide variety of private and commercial applications.
Conclusion
Infrared hybrid heating systems undoubtedly represent the future of efficient, comfortable and economical heating. Compared to conventional heating systems, they offer numerous advantages that are of great importance for both residential and commercial applications.
