What series of Infratech heaters are there?
Infratech organizes its heaters into a few series. The C and CD series are the core economical line, single- and dual-element. The W and WD series add a contemporary finish for visible installs. The SL slimline series fits tight spaces, and the Motif series is a designer option. Each series spans several wattages and mounting styles.
What's the difference between single- and dual-element Infratech heaters?
The element count sets the heater's output. A single-element heater (C, W series) delivers steady warmth for smaller or residential areas at lower wattage. A dual-element heater (CD, WD series) runs two elements for more heat and more even coverage at higher wattage. Choose dual-element for larger or commercial spaces that run often.
Which Infratech control should I use?
The control determines how you run the heater. A simple on/off control switches one or more heaters together. A dimming or regulator control varies the heat level. A solid-state control handles multiple heaters and zones, and a home-management or wireless control adds app and automation. Match the control to the number of heaters and the zones.
How do I size and power an Infratech heater?
Two numbers drive the choice: wattage and voltage. Pick wattage for the area — roughly 10 watts per square foot — from about 1,500 up to 6,000 watts per heater. Then match the voltage to the circuit: 120, 208, 240, or 277 volts. Lower-wattage units run on 120V; larger heaters need 208V or higher, so confirm the panel before ordering.
What makes Infratech heaters different from other patio heaters?
Infratech built its reputation on the mounting and the finish. The heaters are made in the USA and flush-mount into ceilings and soffits for a hidden, architectural look. The dual-element design and durable housing suit constant commercial use. Every unit is electric and hardwired, needing no gas, refills, or venting. Browse the type-based range in Electric & Infrared Patio Heaters.
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