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WARM UP THE AIR WITH OUR HEATERS
At Air&Me, we offer a wide range of heaters tailored to both domestic needs and professional environments. Our solutions combine power, design, and ease of use to provide optimal comfort, even in the most demanding conditions.
We offer three types of heaters:
- Auxiliary heaters: Perfect for quickly heating small rooms, our auxiliary heaters combine efficiency and mobility. Compact and easy to move, some models feature automatic standby and intelligent temperature regulation.
- Professional heaters for large spaces (Air heaters): Designed for spaces such as warehouses, workshops, or industrial buildings, these air heaters ensure fast and even heat distribution, with great durability and energy performance.
- Heated air curtains for doors: Ideal for maintaining a thermal barrier at entrances, these warm air curtains prevent heat loss while facilitating the movement of people. They are particularly effective in reducing heating costs.
Smart heaters for maximum energy efficiency
At Air&Me, our heaters incorporate advanced technologies such as automatic temperature detection and standby mode to reduce your energy consumption. Some models can be controlled remotely via Wi-Fi, offering more flexibility.
A wide range to meet all your needs
We have carefully selected heaters suitable for every situation. Whether for a living room, office, or large warehouse, our varied catalog allows you to choose the ideal equipment, combining design, performance, and energy savings.
How to choose the right auxiliary heater
The selection depends on the size of the room and the type of heater (convector, fan, etc.). Consult our complete guide on auxiliary heaters to make the best choice.
Discover our complete collection now and find the heating solution that meets your specific needs, bringing warmth and comfort where you need it most.
Our heaters
Ideal for quickly warming up small rooms, these devices combine practicality and performance. Their compact size and lightweight design make them easy to move around. Some models feature advanced options such as automatic shut-off and intelligent temperature control.
These systems are the perfect solution for creating a thermal barrier at entry points. By preventing heat loss, they ensure optimal thermal comfort while allowing smooth passage. A highly efficient choice for reducing energy costs.
Specifically designed for spaces like workshops, warehouses, or industrial buildings, these units provide uniform and effective heat distribution. Known for their durability and energy efficiency, they are perfectly suited to meet the demands of large areas.
Heating is essential to maintaining optimal comfort in your living or working space. Whether for professional or domestic use, there are various solutions tailored to your needs. This guide will help you understand the different types of heating and choose the one that best suits your situation.
Professional heaters
Professional heaters are designed for commercial or industrial environments. They provide powerful and efficient solutions for heating large spaces. These systems are often used in warehouses, offices, or public areas.
- Power and Efficiency: Suitable for heating large volumes.
- Durability: Designed for intensive and prolonged use.
Auxiliary heaters
Auxiliary heaters are perfect for home use. They are mobile and can be used in different rooms of the house. Here are some types of auxiliary heaters:
- Electric convectors: Quickly heat the ambient air.
- Oil-Filled radiators: Provide consistent warmth thanks to their thermal inertia.
- Ceramic core heaters: Economical and effective for long-lasting warmth.
- Radiant heaters: Directly heat objects and people.
Warm air curtains
Warm air curtains are ideal for creating a thermal barrier at store entrances or open spaces. They prevent cold air from entering while maintaining a comfortable temperature inside.
- Energy efficiency: Reduce heat loss.
- Increased comfort: Maintain a pleasant temperature in entrance areas.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF HEATERS?
ELECTRIC CONVECTORSThis common and affordable radiator works simply: a resistance heats the air, which escapes from the top while cold air enters from the bottom. Lightweight and quick to heat, it provides almost instant warmth. Some models include a fan for better diffusion.
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OIL-FILLED RADIATORSThese fluid inertia supplemental heaters contain a resistance immersed in a heat transfer liquid, usually oil. Heat is diffused by radiation through a closed circuit, often made of aluminum. Economical, this system heats more slowly but retains heat long after being turned off. Heavy, it is often equipped with wheels for easier transport.
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CERAMIC CORE HEATERSThese electric radiators work by dry inertia, using a ceramic brick instead of liquid to diffuse heat. This refractory material resists high temperatures, efficiently stores heat, and releases it slowly and evenly. Some models include thermostats or advanced diffusion modes for better comfort.
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RADIANT HEATERSLike convectors, these supplemental heaters are very common. They emit infrared rays that directly warm objects and bodies in the room, ensuring uniform heat. This system allows for rapid temperature rise and provides superior thermal comfort compared to convectors.
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TOWEL RADIATORSThese supplemental heaters, wall-mounted or freestanding, heat by convection or radiation. Some models include a fan for faster temperature rise. Ideal for bathrooms, they must comply with the IP21 standard to resist water splashes. Practical with children, they ensure comfort and safety during bath time.
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