Kerone’s Gas Infrared Heaters are engineered for high output, long service life, and reliable operation in demanding industrial environments. The heaters are designed with proven catalytic or radiant ceramic burner technology that achieves high combustion efficiency and low emission levels, meeting contemporary environmental standards. Kerone’s Gas IR Heaters can deliver substantial heating output per unit, making them cost-effective for large-area heating applications where electric infrared heating would require impractical electrical distribution infrastructure. Kerone provides complete system design, installation support, and commissioning services for gas infrared heating installations.
Why Choose Kerone Heaters Gas IR
IR radiant heating, indirect or direct fired radiant gas heating, is the most efficient heating that can be easily installed in industrial, commercial, agricultural and garages. In most cases infrared heating can save business or building owners over 30-50% when compared to conventional forced air heating. The tube heaters and radiant ceramic plaque heaters are a popular heating solution for buildings such as a factory, warehouse, garage, fire station, manufacturing plant, auto dealership, machine shop, truck service area, farm building, greenhouse, loading dock, sports arena and aircraft hangars. Radiant tube heaters and radiant cone brooder heaters are popular for agricultural buildings such as poultry houses. The blown warm air heater for chickens, turkeys & other poultry provides a ‘whole house’ heating solution which can also be installed in conjunction with energy efficient radiant brooder heaters.
Types and Features of Heaters Gas IR
Kerone’s Gas Infrared Heaters are available in radiant plaque, tube radiant, and catalytic variants, covering a wide range of output levels from 1kW to over 100kW per unit. The heaters are available for use with natural gas, propane, or LPG fuel supplies, with all necessary safety controls including solenoid valves, flame supervision devices, and pressure regulators. The heaters can be installed in overhead or wall-mounted configurations for space heating, or in horizontal orientation for process heating applications. All units incorporate combustion monitoring and safety shutdown systems to ensure safe, reliable operation.
Key Features
Gas-fired radiant heating with outputs from 1kW to over 100kW per unit
No requirement for electrical distribution to heater location, ideal for large industrial spaces
Available in radiant plaque, tube radiant, and catalytic configurations
Suitable for natural gas, propane, and LPG fuel supplies
Safety interlocks and smart automation
Integrated safety controls including solenoid valves, flame supervision, and pressure regulation
High radiant efficiency with low NOx and CO emissions meeting environmental standards
Overhead, wall-mounted, and horizontal installation configurations available
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Applications of Heaters Gas IR
Kerone’s Gas Infrared Heaters are extensively used in large-scale industrial and commercial heating applications. Typical applications include:
Space and comfort heating of large industrial factories, warehouses, and distribution centers
Process heating in industries such as automotive, metal fabrication, and food processing
Agricultural applications including livestock housing, crop drying, and greenhouse heating
Construction site heating for concrete curing and cold weather working environments
Commercial heating in large retail spaces, showrooms, and event venues
Industrial drying, curing, heating, and thermal treatment
Kerone’s heaters gas ir ensures high performance, operational stability, and superior energy efficiency. Each system is designed for long-term reliability and industry-specific optimization.
The combination of proven radiant burner technology, integrated safety systems, and flexible installation options makes these heaters a practical choice for a wide range of environments. Kerone’s engineering expertise and comprehensive product support ensure that customers achieve the optimal heating performance and energy efficiency from their gas infrared heating systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Kerone's Gas Infrared Heaters are available configured for natural gas, propane (LPG), and butane, with the gas valve and burner jet sized appropriately for each fuel type.
All Kerone Gas IR Heaters include solenoid shut-off valves, thermocouple or ionization flame supervision, over-pressure protection, and manual reset safety systems to ensure safe operation and automatic shut-down in fault conditions.
Gas infrared heaters produce combustion products (CO2 and water vapor) and require adequate ventilation or combustion air supply. Kerone provides detailed ventilation and combustion air requirements for each heater model to ensure safe use in enclosed spaces.
Well-designed gas infrared heaters achieve thermal efficiencies of 80-92%, converting a high proportion of the fuel energy into useful radiant heat output.
Gas infrared heaters offer higher output per unit and eliminate the need for electrical distribution to the heater location, making them more suitable for large-area space heating. Electric infrared heaters offer more precise control and are better suited for process heating applications where exact temperature management is required.
Installation requirements include adequate gas supply pressure and flow, combustion air provision, flue connection for enclosed spaces, minimum clearances to combustible materials, and compliance with local gas appliance installation regulations.
Yes, Kerone's Gas IR Heaters can be supplied with thermostat control systems for temperature-regulated space heating, as well as on/off controls for manual operation.
Regular maintenance should include inspection and cleaning of the burner and emitter surfaces, checking gas connections and safety device operation, and annual servicing by a qualified gas engineer to ensure continued safe and efficient operation.
Radiant plaque heaters use a heated ceramic surface for direct radiant output, tube radiant heaters distribute heat along a longer tube for wider area coverage, and catalytic heaters use flameless combustion for lower surface temperatures, so the choice depends on the space and heat pattern needed.
Mounting heaters overhead frees up floor space for equipment and movement, and radiant heat travels down to warm people and objects directly rather than relying on air circulation across a large open area.
Yes, multiple heaters can be grouped into zones with separate controls, letting facilities heat only the sections currently in use rather than conditioning the entire building uniformly.
Radiant heat travels in straight lines and warms objects and people directly without needing to heat the whole air volume first, which is why it performs well in high-ceiling spaces where convection heating would waste energy heating air near the roof.
Since combustion produces water vapour and CO2, adequate fresh air supply or flue venting is needed to maintain safe indoor air quality, and this requirement is assessed based on the specific heater output and room volume.
Yes, radiant heaters are well suited to semi-open spaces since they warm people and surfaces directly rather than depending on trapped warm air, which would otherwise escape in an open environment.
Radiant heaters typically reach effective output within a few minutes of ignition, much faster than warming an entire space through convection, making them practical for spaces that are used intermittently.
Kerone’s custom-designed heating and processing solutions are built to meet the demands of your growing operations. Whether you’re upgrading equipment, expanding production, or need a tailor-made solution
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