Ceiling-Mounted IR Heater TEPLOCERAMIC TP2-18

Ceiling-Mounted IR Heater
TEPLOCERAMIC TP2-18
155x31x4 cm | 1800W - up to 25 m²
Weight - 9.5 kg | Protection - IP20
Maximum surface temperature (°C) - 290°C
Installation at a height of 2m (wall/ceiling)
Recommended installation height (m) 3.0-5.0
Housing - white | Heat emitter - aluminum
Options: a thermostat can be purchased additionally.

Applications:
Heating for apartments, summer houses, private homes, and other residential spaces with heat losses up to 50W/m² = up to 14m².
Heating for cafes, shops, and commercial spaces, kindergartens, schools, universities (heat losses up to 75W/m² = up to 9m²).
Heating for garages, workshops, carpentries, and other industrial spaces (heat losses up to 100W/m² = up to 7m²).

Description: The ceiling-mounted infrared heater can be used in apartments, houses, offices, restaurants, educational institutions, warehouses, and industrial spaces. The heater emits infrared heat through an aluminum plate heated to temperatures of 250-350°C.
The long-wave ceiling heater can be used as both primary and supplementary heating in spaces with ceiling heights from 2.2 meters. Additional automation (thermostats) allows for the creation of a fully autonomous heating system.
The primary installation location is the ceiling, which allows the space to be heated without taking up any floor space. For wall mounting, optional swivel fittings are provided, allowing the heater to be installed at a 45-degree angle to the floor.

Adjustment: The ceiling-mounted heater does not have a built-in thermostat. The heater will operate continuously at full power unless it is connected through a switch or an external thermostat.

Connection Options:
Depending on your needs, the ceiling heater can be connected to the power supply and thermostat in various ways:

• Using a cable with a plug to simply plug it into the nearest outlet. In this setup, the heater will operate continuously at full power.
• Using a cable with a plug to connect the heater to an external thermostat, which is then plugged into an outlet. In this configuration, the heater will operate according to the commands from the thermostat and the settings on the external thermostat.
• By hiring an electrician to wire the cable to the ceiling heater through a wall switch, similar to the connection of a chandelier or lighting. This allows the heater to be turned on and off using the wall switch.
• Have an electrician route the cable to the ceiling heater through a wall switch (as for a chandelier), but replace the wall switch with a mechanical or digital thermostat. In this setup, the heater will operate according to commands from the thermostat and the settings on the external thermostat.
• For large spaces, several heaters can be suspended from the ceiling on chains, connected by cables, and the cables led to a control panel with a circuit breaker or powerful thermostat. (This should be done by a qualified electrician.)