SOLAMAGIC S3 built-in infrared heater
From £1,276.22 (ex VAT)
- Energy Efficient
- 5 Year Warranty
- Reduce Heating Cost
- Easy Installation
- Zero Maintenance
- Fast Delivery
The SOLAMAGIC S3 recessed ceiling spotlight enables the premium infrared spotlight to be installed safely and discreetly in a wide variety of ceiling constructions. The housing and installation frame are made of high-quality aluminum. The device is equipped with a Solastar-G2 heating tube, which is highly efficient and has a very long service life (approx. 5000 operating hours). Infrared radiant heaters can be used very flexibly, especially outdoors, and guarantee constant, pleasant heat zones. Due to the short wavelength, the infrared heat radiation penetrates the air particularly efficiently and thus creates high operating cost savings compared to gas radiators. Thanks to the innovative reflector design, the heat reaches the front as far as possible. Colors: titanium, white, nano-anthracite, high efficiency, no heat-up phase, output: 2500 W with increased starting current, protection rating: IP 44, protection class: I, test mark: TÜV Nord, CE compliant. Weight: 10.2 kg, dimensions with frame (without frame): 900 (746) x 370 (215), depth: 82 mm, installation depth: 100 mm, connection: 40 cm + 180 cm plug-in connection cable for installation connection, 1-phase power connection 16A, 230 V.
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