Ceramic Plate Radiant Heaters operate on the same principle as the sun. The ideal air/gas mixture is created in the chamber at the back of the device and burned on the ceramic surface in front of small perforations. As a result of combustion, the ceramic plate heats up to approximately 900°C, emitting radiant energy. This radiation is directed downward in a specific range by reflectors. The rays, unaffected by air movement, convert into heat energy upon striking objects such as people, machines, or the floor. This process ensures that objects are heated first, rather than the air.
