With conventional heaters, it often takes a very long time to heat up rooms completely. Because radiators heat up the ambient air, this first rises to the ceiling and only after a while, when the rest of the room air has also been heated, does it feel warm.
Electrically operated infrared heaters can provide a quick remedy. Infrared heaters not only shine with a distinctive design variety, they quickly heat up rooms and also save a lot of energy costs compared to conventional radiators. Because the electricity supplied is immediately and almost completely converted into heat. The devices emit waves at a frequency that does not heat the air, but rather the objects in the room. These in turn give off the excess heat to the environment.
If you want to use an infrared heater more often, a permanently mountable device with high performance is best. Depending on the size of the room, you then need between 800 and 1,400 watts of power.
But be careful: In continuous operation, infrared heaters can be quite expensive due to high electricity prices.