TUBULAR RADIANT HEATER

Radiant heating is the process where rays emitted from a surface with high temperature are absorbed by another surface, thereby warming it up. A perfect example of this is the way the Sun heats the Earth. The rays emitted from the Sun’s surface, located 150 million kilometers away, travel through space and then through the atmosphere, ultimately striking the Earth’s surface and transferring their energy to warm the planet. Based on this principle, various types of radiant heaters are used in places where heating is typically difficult (such as high, large, uninsulated spaces, areas with high air exchange, completely open spaces, etc.), achieving highly successful applications.