Infrared heating for home terraces

Find a heating format for your terrace seating area, from wall-mounted heaters to portable and table formats.

Residential terrace with seating beside a house

Plan your installation

Choose around where you sit, available mounting space and the controls you prefer. Compare the dimensions and electrical requirements of each configuration before installation.

Send the seating area dimensions, a photo and your preferred mounting position.

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Planning examples

A family seating area

On a 6 × 5 m terrace, the example targets a 4 × 4 m seating area. It compares two CW configurations for the same family seating zone.

Whole space6 × 5 m30 m²
Selected zone4 × 4 m16 m²
Assumed mounting height2.5 m

Assumptions for this example. A sheltered terrace with mounting at 2.5 m. The actual seating position, available fixing points and installation clearances need to be confirmed.

Illustrative layouts, not completed installation references. Choose a configuration to explore a starting point for your project.

2 × CW-2000Total connected load: 4 kW
6 m 5 m 1 2
Selected zone; not a radiation footprint · 16 m²Proposed heater positions
Heaters in this example
2 × CW-2000
Total connected load
4 kW
Catalogue area per heater
10–20 m²
Rated supply
235 V AC
Catalogue mounting range
1.5–3 m

How the quantity is estimated

16 m² ÷ 10 m² = 1.6 → 2 × CW-2000

Selected zone divided by the lower end of the catalogue area range, rounded up to a whole heater.

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2 × CW-2500Total connected load: 5 kW
6 m 5 m 1 2
Selected zone; not a radiation footprint · 16 m²Proposed heater positions
Heaters in this example
2 × CW-2500
Total connected load
5 kW
Catalogue area per heater
12–24 m²
Rated supply
235 V AC
Catalogue mounting range
1.5–3 m

How the quantity is estimated

16 m² ÷ 12 m² = 1.33 → 2 × CW-2500

Selected zone divided by the lower end of the catalogue area range, rounded up to a whole heater.

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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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