Your Guide to Choosing Your HEATSCOPE® Heater

Your guide to choosing your HEATSCOPE® heater

Selecting the optimal HEATSCOPE® infrared radiant heater requires a blend of technical understanding and personal preference consideration. This step-by-step guide is crafted to navigate you through the intricacies of choosing a HEATSCOPE® model that not only complements your space but also fulfils your heating demands with precision.

Step 1: Understand the Basics of Infrared Heating

Heating Dynamics: Familiarise yourself with how infrared heaters work, specifically their ability to directly warm objects and people rather than the air. This direct method of heating is efficient and creates a comfortable environment without the circulation of dust or allergens.

Types of Infrared Radiant Heaters: HEATSCOPE® offers primarily two types of infrared heaters:

Spot heaters: Ideal for direct, targeted warmth in outdoor or well-ventilated spaces. Browse Models
Ambiant heaters: Suited for enclosed or partially covered spaces, providing a gentler heat distribution with minimal light emission. Browse Models

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Step 2: Evaluate Your Space and Needs

Spatial Dimensions: Measure the area (length, width, height) you wish to heat. This is crucial in determining the size and number of heaters you need.

Indoor vs. Outdoor: Identify if the heater is for an indoor area or an outdoor setting. HEATSCOPE® heaters are designed to suit both environments but understanding where the heater will be utilised will help in selecting the right model.

Desired Temperature Increase: Consider how many degrees you wish to increase the temperature in your space. This helps in calculating the heating power required.

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Step 3: Select Your HEATSCOPE® Heater

Model Specifications: Based on your previous assessments, select a HEATSCOPE® heater model that aligns with your spatial dimensions and preferred temperature increase. Pay attention to each model’s coverage area and power output.

Design and Aesthetic Preferences: Decide if you prefer a heater that stands out as a feature or one that blends into its surroundings. HEATSCOPE® offers models in different colours and with varied light outputs.

Control and Convenience: Look for features that enhance usability and flexibility, such as our Wi-Fi, or smart home integrations.