The Airrex AH-300 is the best-selling infrared heater and it is no surprise as to why.
It leaves no burning smells, no visible smoke and no scalding surfaces as the heat radiating from the heater is not scorching hot, so there is no need to connect a separate exhaust when using the heater indoors such as in a hall, garage or tent.
Fixed installation is not required as the Airrex AH-300 infrared heater sits on its castor wheels, making it easy to use and manoeuvrable. It is extremely quiet at only 48dB.
This infrared heater has no fan. Instead, the infrared radiation produced by the device heats materials, not air. The infrared heat from the Airrex AH-300 is distributed evenly in all directions and feels pleasant even when positioned in close proximity to the heater. The infrared heat produced by Airrex AH-300 spreads more evenly than heat produced by a fan-equipped heater, even in a large space.
With 12 different safety systems, the Airrex AH-300 is the perfect infrared heater for industrial halls, working areas, machinery shelters, stables, halls, breakrooms, maintenance vehicles, public events, repair shops, terraces, tents and construction sites and other spaces where safety and efficiency of heating is pivotal.
Airrex AH-300 can run on Neste MY biodiesel, a low-carbon biofuel made from food waste, normal diesel and fuel oil, which means users have the opportunity to reduce their carbon footprint. The winter edition of the fuel should be used at temperatures below 10°C.
Being one of the most cost-effective options for infrared heaters, when using full power the Airrex AH-300 only uses a little over one litre of fuel per hour. If the heated space is a normally insulated hall of 500 m3, the outside temperature is +0 °C and the temperature inside is maintained at +15 °C, the Airrex AH-300 will only consume approximately 2.5–3 litres of fuel per day.
The Airrex AH-300 infrared heater has a one-year factory warranty. Extend the warranty to three years for free by activating the additional warranty in the online service.