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What is Infrared Radiant Heat?

What is Infrared Radiant Heat?

Introduction Infrared radiant heat is a crucial concept in space heating, involving electromagnetic (e.m.) energy. Here’s a concise overview to help you make informed decisions about using high-intensity or low-intensity infrared radiant heaters.   Basics of Electromagnetic Energy Electromagnetic energy from the sun includes ultraviolet (3%), visible light (50%), and infrared (47%). Infrared waves are […]

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Clearances to Combustibles for Infrared Radiant Heaters

Clearances to Combustibles for Infrared Radiant Heaters

Introduction Infrared Radiant Heaters are highly efficient and effective for heating large spaces. However, ensuring safety is most important; therefore, one of the critical safety measures is maintaining proper clearances to combustibles. In this article, we will explain why these clearances are essential and how, in turn, they contribute to the safe operation of radiant […]

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Great Lakes Radiant brings Infrared Radiant Heating to Tampa Bay!

Great Lakes Radiant brings Infrared Radiant Heating to Tampa Bay!

Introduction We are thrilled to announce that Great Lakes Radiant is opening a new office in the vibrant Tampa Bay area, specifically in Land O’ Lakes, Florida! As radiant heating specialists, we have a proven track record of effectively and efficiently heating spaces of all sizes using the Detroit Radiant Products line of Re-Verber-Ray infrared […]

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Differences Between A Single And Two Stage Heater

The HVAC Tango: A Love Story Between Stages and Toasty Toes Once upon a time, in the mystical realm of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning), there existed a dance—a sizzling, energy-efficient tango. Picture it: dimly lit control rooms, whispering thermostats, and a pair of star-crossed lovers—Single-Stage Steve and Two-Stage Tina. Act I: The Energy-Exhaustive […]

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