How Much Heat Do Infratech Outdoor Heaters Produce?

Posted in: infrared heaters, outdoor living, outdoor living spaces, Infratech outdoor heaters, Infratech, outdoor heaters, Infratech infrared heaters, outdoor heating systems

James Moylan

Friday, November 29, 2019

 

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How effective are infrared heaters, and how should they be used?

The most obvious questions to ask when researching outdoor heaters revolve around their energy output. This is a natural starting point, as the amount of heat an infrared repeater produces will determine the effectiveness of individual units when heating an outdoor living space. However, Infratech heaters are complex pieces of technology that go beyond simple, straightforward numbers and thus require additional thought when choosing a unit for your screened porch in Maryland or deck in Virginia.

Why Infratech Heaters Were Made for Screen Porches in Washington DC (Clone)

Posted in: outdoor living, Infratech outdoor heaters, Infratech, outdoor heaters, Infratech infrared heaters, outdoor heating systems

James Moylan

Friday, November 29, 2019

Infratech infrared heaters in Bowie, Maryland

Infratech outdoor heaters are ideal for outdoor living spaces in the Washington, D.C. metro area

Decks, screened porches, and patios have limited use in Maryland and Virginia because of the way the DMV experiences four distinct seasons so distinctly. While superb for breezy summer days and spring barbecues, it's admittedly difficult to subject oneself to near-freezing temperatures and strong winds on a covered patio during the transitional months and still be comfortable for more than a few moments.

Outdoor infrared heating systems, like those offered by Infratech heaters, offer a solution to homeowners seeking to maximize the versatility and usability of their outdoor space. It's understandbly frustrating to spend the time, money, and effort to construct a screened-in porch or veranda only to be limited by the weather and temperature; outdoor heating systems, through the use of electric outdoor heaters, extend the habitable period of outdoor spaces by months.

Design and Control Options for Heatstrip USA Outdoor Heaters

Posted in: electric heaters, outdoor heaters, outdoor heating systems, radiant heating systems, Heatstrip

James Moylan

Monday, April 22, 2019

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As you consider all the heating options for your outdoor living space, one important factor to keep in mind is convenience and ease of use. You might love natural wood-burning fireplaces, but if you’re never going to chop wood and actually build those fires, there’s little point in selecting that as your heating source. With this in mind, here are some of the design and control options that allow you to use any Heatstrip USA heater easily and seamlessly.

5 Best Practices for Using Heatstrip USA Heaters

Posted in: electric heaters, outdoor heaters, outdoor heating systems, radiant heating systems, Heatstrip, Outdoor Appliances

James Moylan

Wednesday, April 17, 2019

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If you’ve made the decision to install radiant heat in your outdoor living area and you’ve decided on Heatstrip USA as your provider of those radiant heaters, you might be wondering about how to ensure you make the most of your new heating system. With that in mind, here are five best practices to maximize your Heatstrip USA heaters.

Installation Guide for Proline Radiant Heating Systems

Posted in: deck add-ons, electric heaters, outdoor heating systems, porch add-ons, outdoor accessories, Porch and Deck Accessories, ProLine Radiant Heat, radiant heating systems

James Moylan

Wednesday, April 18, 2018

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If you live in an area that experiences somewhat to extremely harsh winters, you know how dangerous and inconvenient snow and ice can be. When it builds up on your walkways, it’s everything from a nuisance to a safety hazard, which is why so many people are opting to install ProLine radiant heating systems into their patios. What exactly is this system, though, and what are the steps to getting one in your patio?