TEL Forza electric shortwave infrared heaters for workspace heating // TEL GmbH

TEL Forza: short-wave infrared heaters for immediate, targeted heat in halls, entirely without detours via the room air.

With a heating output of 2 to 12 kW, depending on the model, the TEL Forza series offers an efficient and maintenance-free heat source for halls. It can heat individual workstations as well as entire hall areas. Thanks to durable infrared tubes with an average lifespan of 10,000 operating hours, frequent tube replacements are unnecessary, making operation simpler and more cost-effective. Short-wave infrared heaters do not heat the air, but directly heat the surfaces and people within the radiation range, similar to the sun, which provides noticeable warmth even on cold days. The key advantages at a glance: Instant heat: no preheating time required; the heat is available as soon as the heater is switched on. Efficiency: Since surfaces are primarily heated rather than the air, significantly less energy is lost – a clear advantage in halls with frequently opened doors, such as warehouses and production facilities. Environmental friendliness: In combination with climate-neutral electricity, CO2-neutral operation is possible. Compared to gas-powered systems, which involve additional energy losses during generation and, if applicable, hydrogen use, the electric solution is the more environmentally friendly choice. Durability: The infrared tubes achieve an average of 10,000 operating hours. TEL Forza radiant heaters are available with heating tubes arranged side-by-side or one above the other and are particularly suitable for large halls, warehouses, and production areas. A practical example demonstrates the efficiency: If an effective work area of ​​less than 100 m² needs to be heated for eight hours a day in a hall with an air volume of 2500 m³, conventional heating systems are hardly economical, especially with regularly opened doors. This is where TEL Forza technology truly shines: instant heat provision without preheating, a long tube lifespan, and the option of climate-neutral operation.