TANSUN Infrared Heaters

Energy Smart – Energy Efficient

TANSUN is the UK’s leading infrared heater
manufacturer with over 35 years’ experience and expertise in the radiant heating industry.

All heating products are manufactured in Britain with premium components for greater durability and reliability.

TANSUN Infrared Heater Range

TANSUN is always one step ahead from the competition, offering products of technical excellence and unparalleled performance.

The TANSUN Infrared Heaters are used extensively for indoor and outdoor open space heating needs.

They are ideal for churches, halls, gymnasiums, foyers and reception areas, factories, warehouses, patios, conservatories, tented spaces and anywhere with large space heating requirements.

TANSUN Infrared Heaters for Green Energy and Energy Savings

TANSUN infrared heaters are one of the most energy efficient heaters on the market.

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Infrared heating is considered very efficient because it only heats a particular area instead of the whole room. Unlike convection heaters, infrared doesn’t heat the air, instead its warmth is pleasantly transmitted like sunshine to the people and objects within its path.

Infrared produces immediate heat and therefore consumes less energy. It is the best way to heat large buildings.

Why is Infrared Heating classed as Green Energy?

No direct CO2 emissions and NOx emissions.
No oxygen consumption.
Safe and odourless.
Safe for people, pets and the environment.
No dust or air movement meaning a safer and healthier form of heating.
Environmentally friendly.
Condensation free which helps avoid mould and damp associated with other forms of heating.
Less than 4% energy wastage.

TANSUN’s quartz infrared heaters save on energy as there is no pre-heating time required to bring a room up to an ambient temperature. For example in churches, Tansun infrared heaters can be turned on the moment the congregation arrive and off as soon as they leave or are warm enough.

The alternatives are heating systems which have to be left on for hours just to bring a room up to an appropriate ambient temperature. This makes them very inefficient in terms of energy consumption, and far more costly than infrared heating systems.

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