Infrared heating for churches
Plan heating around occupied pews and the way your church is used, rather than treating the whole building as one continuous heating zone.
Plan your installation
The seating layout, ceiling height and permitted mounting positions shape the project. Discuss operating schedules and any restrictions associated with the building before choosing heater quantity and power.
Send the seating layout, installation height, service times and any restrictions on fixing equipment to the building.
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Planning examples
Heating the occupied pews
For a 12 × 24 m church, the example targets an 8 × 12 m seating zone. It considers warmth around occupied pews, not heating the entire church to a set air temperature.
Assumptions for this example. An enclosed church, mounting at 4 m and a suitable 400 V supply. Permitted fixing points, service times and the effect of visible light must be reviewed.
Illustrative layouts, not completed installation references. Choose a configuration to explore a starting point for your project.
A starting point for your project. Catalogue area is a reference value. Air temperature, wind, insulation and mounting affect the required output. This is a starting point for an enquiry, not a heat-loss calculation or a guarantee of comfort.
Positions are illustrative. Quantity, aiming, spacing and installation clearances must be confirmed for the actual site. Connected load is the sum of rated powers, not daily energy consumption.
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NIR
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Industrial NIR heaters
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PLC + Wi-Fi
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Industrial heating control
Final selection depends on site conditions and the installation instructions for the selected model.