Infrapanel installation

The infrapanel: heating of the future available today

Infrared panel heating is one of the most modern and innovative solutions in heating technology, and it is already readily available. While many people still prefer traditional heating systems, this is mainly due to the familiarity of more familiar technologies. However, infrared heating offers a number of benefits that go beyond conventional solutions and is also extremely simple to install and maintain.

Switching to infrapanels: easier than you think

The idea of installing a new heating system may seem daunting at first, but there is absolutely no need to fear infrared heating. Infrared panels are so easy to install that you can do it yourself, without expert help. Whether you're looking to replace your old heating system with a more modern one, or you're looking for a heating solution for a new build property, an infra-panel is definitely worth considering. What's more, with infra-panels you don't need any approvals, which saves you significant time and money.

What is in the box?

You don't need a lot of tools or complicated instructions to install the infrapanel. The package includes everything you need: an elegant, frameless infrared panel, which can be made of aluminium or tempered safety glass. The power cable connects to the back of the panel with a durable, flexible cord that plugs directly into the wall socket. The box includes installation instructions, a mounting template and the necessary fixings - all ready for quick and easy installation.

Installing the infrapanel step by step

Installing an infrapanel requires only a few simple steps and does not require an expert. The infrapanel plugs directly into the power socket and is ready to use. Use the included installation template to determine exactly where to place the mounting screws. Once you have marked the locations, all you need is a few drilling operations, 4 screws to fix the panel and you're done. Simple, quick and hassle-free - installing an infrapanel is child's play!

If you are looking for a modern, energy efficient and aesthetically pleasing heating solution, an infrared panel is the perfect choice.

Where to install the infra panels?

With conventional heating systems, we are used to having relatively fixed radiator positions, whereas an infrared panel offers much greater flexibility in terms of installation. Infrared panels can be installed on walls or ceilings, so they can easily be integrated into the design of any room. Plus, you don't have to worry about cold spots forming in the room away from the infrared panel. That's because the infrared panel heats the walls, furniture and objects instead of the air, ensuring an even and comfortable temperature throughout the room.

However, it is important to ensure that the hot surface of the infrapanel is kept at a safe distance from curious children and pets, as a heated panel can easily cause burns. An ideal placement is the ceiling, where it is less accessible but can still heat the space effectively.

Infopanel maintenance: carefree use

One of the biggest advantages of infrared heating is that it has no moving or wearing parts, so there is no need for regular maintenance. This can be a huge relief, as you don't have to call a technician and pay for servicing every year. You can avoid the stress of costly repairs and the unavailability of a technician, as the infrapanel provides a reliable long-term solution, provided you use it as intended.

Cleaning the infrared panels: quick and easy

Cleaning infrared panels is extremely easy, as their smooth, flat surface is easily accessible. It is sufficient to wipe the surface with a soft, dry cloth from time to time. However, it is important to always turn the panel off before cleaning to avoid accidents with hot surfaces. Regular cleaning will not only maintain the aesthetic appearance but also ensure the efficiency of the panel.

The easy installation, maintenance-free and simple cleaning of the infrared panels offer a convenient and practical solution for any living or working environment.