Airrex Diesel Heaters Power a Scottish Rally Workshop
A professional rally team in Scotland heats its workshop with three Airrex diesel infrared heaters, the oldest in use for ~12 years. Fuel consumption is extremely low and noticeably lower...
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Airrex diesel heater – steady warmth and real savings
Good heating isn’t just about power. It’s also about cost efficiency – directing warmth exactly where it’s needed. Airrex diesel infrared heaters have proven in practice that consistent comfort doesn’t...
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Warmth that stays – Airrex heater keeps the workshop comfortable all winter
A 244 m² car repair workshop with six-meter-high ceilings is not the easiest space to keep warm during Finnish winters. Concrete walls, a partially insulated sheet-metal roof, and a frequently...
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Airrex heaters – An eco-friendly choice with renewable diesel
Airrex heaters are the perfect choice for those looking to reduce their carbon footprint without sacrificing performance. These heaters operate efficiently on both traditional diesel and fossil-free renewable diesel, ensuring...
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Fuel-fired large space heater – how much supply air is needed, and other questions.
How is it possible to have a large space heater without an exhaust pipe? It is made possible by using pure high-quality fuel that ensures perfect combustion. Of the exhaust,...
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Considering a diesel heater? Tubular fan heater or a safe infrared heater?
The energy contained in diesel or fuel oil can be used for heating by burning the oil. Simple traditional auxiliary heaters consist only of an oil burner and a fan...
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Large space heaters and exhaust management
Not many enjoy the exhaust gases produced from burning diesel or fuel oil. A lot of people have found that the gases cause unpleasant symptoms in the respiratory system, mouth...
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What makes infrared heaters better than fan heaters?
There are many significant differences between an infrared heater and a traditional fan heater. For instance, instead of blowing, infrared heaters radiate heat. Infrared radiation heats materials, not air. To...
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Moisture and diesel infrared heaters
When heating cold spaces, the moisture tends to condensate on windows, metal structures or other structures in the heated space. From where does this moisture actually come? As a rule,...
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Flower friendly Airrex AH-300 infrared heater solves greenhouse heating problem
Three years ago, at the Munkkivuori Garden, it was considered how the premises would be kept warm and the flowers happy. The gas heater didn’t work, but the diesel-powered Airrex...
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Melting snow and ice with Airrex AH-800 heater
Founded in 1995, Amados Oy is specialised in the marketing and sales of machines related to construction, agriculture and property maintenance in Finland and Russia. The heater Airrex AH-800 was...
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Terrace heater, hall heater and BBQ hut heater – Airrex AH-300
Harry Mäkelä has an impressive terrace in his house. Mäkelä uses his grill a lot in winter, so the Airrex infrared heater may be switched on from Friday until Saturday....
