Convection Heating.

• Heats the air in a room, creating a warm environment.
• As warm air rises, cooler air replaces it at ground level.
• Can lead to heat loss, especially in drafty areas or rooms with poor insulation.
• Warmth is indirect and may take time to distribute evenly.

       Infrared Heater

• Uses radiant heat, similar to how the sun warms objects.
• Heats people and objects directly within its range.
• Delivers more targeted warmth, reducing energy waste.
• Ideal for spaces where quick, directional heat is needed.
  
  Lower wattage consumption:
• infrared heating uses only 400W compared to the 2000W of the conventional heater. This translates to a significant reduction in power consumption.

          How much could you save?

• Find your electricity rate per kWh (kilowatt-hour) in your area. You can look for this on your electricity bill or provider's website.
• Let's say the rate is £0.10 per kWh. Over an hour of use, the 2000W heater would cost 2 kW * £0.10/kWh = £0.20.
• In contrast, the 400W infrared heater would cost 0.4 kW * £0.10/kWh = £0.04 per hour.

         Switch now to start saving money:

         Switch to infrared heating and enjoy the warmth you              crave while using less energy! Compared to a 
         traditional 2000W heater, you could potentially save              £0.16 per hour (based on a sample rate of 
         £0.10/kWh). Infrared heaters directly warm objects and          people, making them ideal for creating a cosy zone                without wasting energy heating empty air.