Lady enjoying the natural sunlight - No allergies because she uses infrared heating in her home

What is Infrared Heating & Why It’s the Future of Efficient Heating

Infrared heating is a cutting-edge, energy-efficient way to warm your home or workspace. Unlike traditional convection heaters that warm the air, infrared heaters directly warm people, objects, and surfaces — just like sunlight does. The result? Faster comfort, lower bills, and a healthier environment.

How Does Infrared Heating Work?

Infrared heaters emit invisible infrared radiation, which is absorbed by furniture, floors, walls — and you! These objects then re-radiate the heat gently into the room, maintaining a comfortable and consistent temperature. It eliminates cold spots and drafts, creating a natural warmth you can feel instantly.

Benefits of Infrared Heating

1. Superior Energy Efficiency

Infrared heating converts up to 98% of energy into usable heat. This means lower energy usage, smaller carbon footprints, and a noticeable drop in heating bills.

2. Healthier Indoor Air

No air blowing = no dust, allergens, or bacteria flying around. Infrared heating is ideal for asthma sufferers or people with allergies. Plus, it helps improve blood circulation and soothe sore joints.

3. Eco-Friendly & Sustainable

Zero emissions. No fuel combustion. Most infrared panels are built with recyclable materials, making them a green choice for eco-conscious homes and businesses.

4. Instant Warmth

Infrared panels heat up in seconds. No waiting around. Perfect for chilly mornings or large open-plan areas where traditional systems lag behind.

5. Long-Term Savings

Low running costs, minimal maintenance, and longer lifespans mean your investment pays off. Bonus: fewer breakdowns, no moving parts, no fuss.

Photo of customers flat with infrared heating installed. Gill uses IR Smart Bars and Panels as well

Where Can You Use Infrared Heating?

Homes (bedrooms, bathrooms, living rooms)

Offices and workspaces

Warehouses and commercial buildings

Outdoor patios and garden rooms

Yoga studios and wellness spaces

Is Infrared Heating Right for You?

Kiasa Infrared Heaters

Kiasa Eko Panels Ceiling Mounted in a studio flat for even heat.

Smart Wi-Fi Panels

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Durdle Door 350w Infrared Picture Panel blending in the living room between shelves.

Picture Panels

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Kiasa Smart 3Kw Infrared Heater Bar installed in an open space on the wall.

IR Heating Bars

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Case Studies

Don't just take our word for it

Kiasa Case Study: Gill installing infrared heater bars and panels for an effective heating system.

WANDSWORTH-ON-THAMES – DRYING OUT THE DAMP WITH IR HEATING

Gill lives less than a stone’s throw from the Thames in a lovely riverside apartment right on the main riverside walk so popular with joggers and dog walkers. It’s a lovely, airy, open-plan space that would attract attention from interior design programmes and glossy lifestyle magazines.

So what’s not to like we hear you ask? The simple one-word answers is ‘Damp’.

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And Infrared Heating Case Study: Iksit's Home

Efficient and Sustainable Home Heating in Loughborough, Leicestershire

Still Wondering How It Works in Your Space?

Contact our team or check out our Infrared Heating FAQs to learn more.

FAQ


Infrared heating is a modern heating method that uses infrared radiation to directly warm objects, surfaces, and people — not the air. It's similar to the way the sun heats the Earth, providing instant, even warmth.

Yes, it's completely safe. Infrared heating panels emit far-infrared radiation, which is a natural and safe form of heat. It’s even used in incubators for newborn babies and therapeutic heating pads.

Very efficient! Infrared heaters convert up to 98% of electricity into heat, making them more efficient than traditional electric or gas systems. You get more warmth for less energy.

Absolutely. Infrared panels can be used in bedrooms, bathrooms, living areas, kitchens, conservatories, and even garages or garden rooms. They're also ideal for offices and commercial spaces.

Yes — and better than most. Because they heat objects, not air, there are no cold spots or drafts. The heat is absorbed and gently radiated throughout the space, keeping the temperature balanced.

Definitely. Infrared heating doesn't blow air or circulate dust, pollen, or pet dander, making it perfect for people with asthma, allergies, or respiratory issues.