Kerosene infrared heaters

Kerosene

— the competitive advantage of kerosene heaters is their completely autonomous operation without being tied to power grids or gas mains. This makes it possible to work in remote places (in the country, in a garage or workshop, on hiking trips, etc.). The design of kerosene heaters includes a burner, the heat from which is transferred directly to a ceramic plate that emits infrared waves. At the same time, their tank must be periodically replenished with fuel, and it is important to take precautions when storing and using kerosene. It should not be overlooked that carbon dioxide and other combustion products may be released during kerosene combustion, so such heaters may only be used in well-ventilated areas.