Low intensity infrared radiant tube heaters available. (2024)

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LOW INTENSITY INFRARED TUBE HEATERS

  • Comfort Heating
    • DST Designer Series Low Intensity

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      DST Series

      Gas-Fired Low Intensity Patio Heater

      • Highly decorative stainless housing with 3/4″ modular grille
      • 26 linear feet of radiant tube in a 10 ft. span
      • Indoor and outdoor certified
  • Commercial & Industrial
    • REV Series Premier Plus, Two Stage

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      REV Series

      Premier Plus, Two Stage, Multi-Configurable, Low Intensity Tube Heater

      • Adjustable, solid aluminum extruded reflector
      • Single Pass and Dual Pass geometry with models capable of achieving an Infrared Factor (IF) up to 15 and Radiant Emission Value (REV) in excess of 110
      • Pre-heated combustion air and insulated air pockets
    • MP3 Series Modulating

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      MP3 Series

      Modulating Plus Low Intensity Tube Heater

      • Fully modulating for enhanced energy efficiency
      • BACnet, Modbus, and Zigbee compatible with TH-PC-M thermostat
      • Modulation can be automatically or manually controlled
    • HL3 Series Premier, Two Stage

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      Garage Heaters | Outdoor Heating - Infrared Radiant HeatersPTS/PTU Series - Infrared Radiant Gas-Fired Tube HeatersThe Best Space HeatersLTS Series - Low Intensity Gas Infrared Tube Heaters

      HL3 Series

      Premier, Two Stage, Low Intensity Tube Heater

      • Fewer on/off cycles over single stage
      • Documented fuel savings
      • Enhanced comfort
    • DX3L Series Premier, Single Stage

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      DX3L Series Low Intensity Tube Heaters

      Premier, Single Stage, Low Intensity Tube Heater

      • High quality construction materials enhance performance and equipment longevity
      • Specially designed stainless steel burner
    • DET3 Series Economical, Two Stage

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      DET3 Series

      Economical, Two Stage, Low Intensity Infrared Heater

      • Fewer on/off cycles over single stage
      • Streamlined for economy
      • Enhanced comfort
    • DES3 Series Economical, Single Stage

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      DES3 Series Tube Heater

      Economical, Single Stage, Low Intensity Tube Heater

      • Streamlined for economy and designed without sacrificing performance
      • Specially designed stainless steel burner
  • Specialty
    • REV Series Premier Plus, Two Stage

      Low intensity infrared radiant tube heaters available. (8)

      REV Series

      Premier Plus, Two Stage, Multi-Configurable, Low Intensity Tube Heater

      • Adjustable, solid aluminum extruded reflector
      • Single Pass and Dual Pass geometry with models capable of achieving an Infrared Factor (IF) up to 15 and Radiant Emission Value (REV) in excess of 110
      • Pre-heated combustion air and insulated air pockets

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      -SB & -SS Series

      Stainless Steel Infrared Tube Heaters

      • The best in durability & performance
      • 100% upgrade or select optional upgrades
      • For wet, contaminated or outdoor applications
    • HLV Series Two Stage Vacuum

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      HLV Series

      Two Stage, Multiple Burner, Engineered Vacuum System

      • Ideal for applications with design challenges
      • Independent tandem burner design
      • Requires minimal building penetrations
    • SV Series Single Stage Unitary Vacuum

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      SV Series

      Single Stage, Unitary Vacuum Heating System

      • Capable of extended vent runs
      • Reliable performance in high wind conditions
      • Quiet vacuum (negative pressure) operation
    • CL3 Series Two Stage, Low Clearance

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      CL3 Series

      Two Stage Low Clearance, Low Intensity Infrared Tube Heater

      • Complies with NFPA 30A for installation in CNG maintenance facilities
      • Perfect for installation requiring lower clearances to combustibles
    • CX3 Series Single Stage, Low Clearance

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      CX3 Series

      Single Stage Low Clearance, Low Intensity Infrared Tube Heater

      • Complies with NFPA 30A for installation in CNG maintenance facilities
      • Perfect for installation requiring lower clearances to combustibles
  • Residential
    • LD3 Series Premier Residential, Two Stage

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      LD3 Series

      Residential, Two Stage, Low Intensity Tube Heater

      • Designed for low ceiling applications
      • Documented fuel savings
      • Fewer on/of cycles over single stage
    • LS3 Series Premier Residential, Single Stage

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      LS3 Series Heater

      Residential, Single Stage, Low Intensity Tube Heater

      • Designed for low ceiling applications
      • Ideal for residential garages, patios, workshops, and more

Cost-Effective, Energy-Efficient, Low Intensity Heaters

Detroit Radiant Products Company offers the most extensive line of low-intensity infrared radiant tube heaters available.

From our award-winning, engineered vacuum systems to our patented, two-stage line of heaters, you’ll find a product that ideally suits your needs. Re-Verber-Ray® low-intensity heaters are a little- to no-maintenance, cost-effective and energy-efficient solution for heating a wide variety of areas. View the Condensed Product Catalog

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Commercial & Industrial Applications

REV Series

Premier Plus, Two Stage, Multi-Configurable, Low Intensity Tube Heater
  • Adjustable, solid aluminum extruded reflector
  • Single Pass and Dual Pass geometry with models capable of achieving an Infrared Factor (IF) up to 15 and Radiant Emission Value (REV) in excess of 110
  • Pre-heated combustion air and insulated air pockets

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MP3 Series

Modulating Plus, Low Intensity Tube Heater
  • Fully modulating for enhanced energy efficiency
  • BACnet, Modbus, and Zigbee compatible with TH-PC-M thermostat
  • Modulation can be automatically or manually controlled

Learn more

HL3 Series

Premier, Two Stage, Low Intensity Heater
  • Fewer on/off cycles over single stage.
  • Documented fuel savings.
  • Enhanced comfort.

Learn more

DX3L Series

Premier, Single Stage, Low Intensity Tube Heater
  • High-quality construction materials enhance performance and equipment longevity.
  • Specially designed stainless steel burner.

Learn more

DET3 Series

Economical, Two Stage, Low Intensity Tube Heater
  • Fewer on/off cycles over single stage.
  • Documented fuel savings.
  • Enhanced comfort.

Learn more

DES3 Series

Economical, Single Stage, Low Intensity Tube Heater
  • Streamlined for economy and designed without sacrificing performance.
  • Specially designed stainless steel burner.

Learn more

Specialty Applications

REV Series

Premier Plus, Two Stage, Multi-Configurable, Low Intensity Tube Heater
  • Adjustable, solid aluminum extruded reflector
  • Single Pass and Dual Pass geometry with models capable of achieving an Infrared Factor (IF) up to 15 and Radiant Emission Value (REV) in excess of 110
  • Pre-heated combustion air and insulated air pockets

Learn more

HL2(-SB)(-SS) Series

Two Stage, Stainless Steel, Low Intensity Tube Heater
  • The best in durability and performance.
  • 100% upgrade or select optional upgrades.
  • For wet, contaminated or outdoor applications.

Learn More

DX2(-SB)(-SS) Series

Single Stage, Stainless Steel, Low Intensity Tube Heater
  • The best in durability and performance.
  • 100% upgrade or select optional upgrades.
  • For wet, contaminated or outdoor applications.

Learn more

HLV Series

Two Stage, Multiple Burner, Engineered Vacuum System
  • Ideal for applications with design challenges.
  • Independent tandem burner design.
  • Requires minimal building penetrations.

Learn more

SV Series

Single Stage, Unitary Vacuum Heating System
  • Capable of extended venting runs.
  • Reliable performance in high-wind conditions.
  • Quiet vacuum (negative pressure) operation.

Learn more

CL3 Series

Two Stage, Low Clearance, Low Intensity Tube Heater
  • Meets NFPA 30A Code Requirements
  • Two-Stage Operation
  • Used in Low Ceiling Applications

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CX3 Series

Single Stage, Low Clearance, Low Intensity Tube Heater
  • Meets NFPA 30A Code Requirements
  • Pre- and Post-Purge Controls
  • Used in Low Ceiling Applications

Learn More

Comfort Applications

DST Series

Gas Fired, Low Intensity Patio Heater
  • Modern design delivers even heat pattern
  • Patented two stage technology

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Residential Applications

LD3 Series

Premier, Two Stage, Residential Low Intensity Heater
  • Fewer on/off cycles over single stage.
  • Documented fuel savings
  • Enhanced comfort.

Learn more

LS3 Series

Premier, Single Stage, Residential Low Intensity Heater
  • High-quality construction materials enhance performance and equipment longevity.
  • Specially designed stainless steel burner.

Learn more

Low intensity infrared radiant tube heaters available. (2024)

FAQs

What is a low intensity tube heater? ›

Low-Intensity Tube Heater

The low-intensity infrared tube heating system can reach up to 1300 degrees Fahrenheit emitting infrared energy to be absorbed by people and objects. This is accomplished by radiation (the primary way the heat travels) and conduction (heat transfer between objects and the air).

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Which is better, infrared or radiant heat? ›

Infrared heaters are generally more environmentally friendly as they do not use combustion for heat generation, reducing carbon emissions. Radiant heaters, depending on their fuel source, may have a greater environmental impact—for example, if you use a combustion boiler to heat the water used in the system.

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What is the difference between radiant heat and tube heaters? ›

In-floor radiant heat requires a separate room for the boiler or water heater to ensure access to a clean environment. Conversely, radiant tube heaters hang overhead making air intake and exhaust a snap–take air from and vent into the space or easily go through a side wall or roof for access to outside air.

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What are the disadvantages of infrared heating? ›

The Cons of Infrared Heaters
  • Safety. The coils of infrared heaters get extremely hot so they can be dangerous to use around children and pets. ...
  • Limited Warming. For some, zone warming may not be ideal, and it could feel very limited if you're moving around a room a lot. ...
  • Stops Heating When Off.
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Do tube heaters cost a lot to run? ›

Compared to all other heating methods mentioned, tubular heater running costs are way lower and would be ideal, especially for people looking for flexible heating solutions.

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How long do radiant tube heaters last? ›

Several reasons typically lead to premature failure, which can cause expensive production delays. Radiant tubes can last anywhere between 1 and 5 years depending on the furnace and how it is designed and used, therefore it is useful to understand the common causes of premature failure and how to avoid them.

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Do radiant tube heaters need to be vented? ›

They can be installed either vented or unvented, and may use outside air for combustion if necessary. The radiant tube may be installed in different configurations depending on the heating requirements. These heaters use infrared energy to heat spaces.

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Are radiant tube heaters good? ›

By emitting infrared radiation directly to targeted areas, they offer heating solutions for a wide range of applications. Radiant tubes play a crucial role in delivering effective, energy-efficient, and comfortable heat in industrial processes.

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How efficient are infrared tube heaters? ›

The ratio between the input power and the output power remaining inside the building. Energy losses through exhaust gas are the only factor analysed here. All infrared heaters have a thermal efficiency of up to 93% [tube heaters] or 95% [luminous heaters].

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What are common problems with infrared heaters? ›

That's why we've put together an easy trouble-shooter for the most common symptoms you might come across when using infrared heating.
  • Symptom #1 – Heater Will Not Turn On. ...
  • Symptom #2 – Strange Smell Coming from the Heater. ...
  • Symptom #3 – The Heater is Overheating. ...
  • Symptom #4 – The Heater is not Warming the Room Up.

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Who should not use infrared? ›

Thermal or heat injuries can happen, depending on the wavelength of the infrared light. Thermal injury can occur even without pain. Also, pregnant women, people with heart diseases, and those who are sick should never undergo infrared therapy.

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Why is infrared heating not popular? ›

In older, draughty homes, infrared panels alone may not be enough to keep rooms warm. Rooms will feel nice and comfortable when they are on, but without good insulation, the room temperature will quickly cool down when the panels are switched off.

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What is the difference between high intensity and low intensity infrared heaters? ›

The difference between high intensity heaters and low intensity heaters is based on the operation. For example, a high intensity heater's energy is emitted at a higher amplitude and temperature than a low intensity heater. High intensity heaters are also ventless.

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Are tube heaters energy efficient? ›

Due to the low power usage, tube heaters make great heating appliances for your outdoor activities. You can use them in your caravan or mobile home for energy saving heat when you are outdoors.

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What is a high intensity heater? ›

High-intensity (luminous) heaters

They can handle the toughest job for you and get comfort right down to floor level in an instant because the infrared heat waves they emit are absorbed by objects rather than the air. This lowers the cost of operation and the environmental impact.

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What is the purpose of a tube heater? ›

Heating Exposed Areas of the Home

Because tubular heaters are easily portable and can be affixed to the wall in certain areas, they are ideal for providing ongoing background heat to these cooler areas to create a comfortable environment to work, rest or entertain in.

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