Why Infrared Diesel Heating Is Changing The Way Workshops Stay Warm
Keeping workshops, warehouses and commercial spaces warm during winter can be difficult, especially in open or draughty environments where traditional fan heaters struggle to maintain consistent heat.
Infrared diesel heaters offer a more efficient solution by delivering FAR infrared radiant heat directly to people, machinery and work surfaces instead of heating the surrounding air first. This creates faster, more comfortable warmth while reducing wasted energy.
The Remington IRH14 and IRH22 infrared diesel heaters are designed specifically for industrial and workshop use, combining quiet operation, low emissions and optional ducting capability.
How Infrared Heating Works
Infrared heating works similarly to sunlight, warming objects and people directly rather than circulating hot air around a building.
This Creates Several Key Benefits:
Faster warm up times
Better performance in open spaces
Reduced heat loss through doors and ventilation
More even and comfortable heat
Less airborne dust movement
Improved fuel efficiency
Because the heat is directed where it is needed, infrared heaters are ideal for workshops, warehouses, agricultural sheds, automotive environments and construction sites.
Quiet, Efficient Workshop Heating
One of the biggest advantages of the Remington IRH range is its quiet operation.
Unlike many traditional diesel heaters, the IRH series uses an advanced silencer system integrated into the ceramic furnace, helping maintain a quieter and more comfortable workspace.
This Makes The Heaters Suitable For:
Workshops
Warehouses
Engineering facilities
Event spaces
Agricultural buildings
Optional Flue Ducting
A major feature of the IRH range is the ability to install optional flue ducting.
The flue system allows exhaust gases to be directed outside the workspace while the radiant heat remains indoors. This helps improve indoor air quality and makes the heaters more practical for enclosed or semi-enclosed commercial environments.
The flexible multi-piece flue system can be adapted to suit different workshop layouts and installation requirements.
Cleaner Combustion And Low Emissions
Modern infrared diesel heaters are far cleaner and more efficient than older diesel heating systems.
The Remington IRH range uses advanced combustion technology, catalytic filtering and efficient burner systems to reduce smoke, odours and emissions.
Features such as triple combustion technology, instant oil blocking and residual fuel reduction help create cleaner operation and improved fuel efficiency.
Built For Long Operating Hours
Large capacity fuel tanks allow the heaters to operate for up to 25 hours, making them suitable for full day workshop heating.
Additional Features Include:
Digital thermostat controls
Programmable timers
Delayed cooling systems
Reliable ignition systems
Integrated safety protection
These systems help deliver dependable heating performance in demanding commercial environments.
Choosing Between The IRH14 And IRH22
Both models provide the core benefits of FAR infrared radiant heating, silent operation and low emissions.
Remington IRH14
14kW heating output
Suitable for areas up to approximately 130m²
Compact mobile design
Up to 25 hours runtime
Optional flue ducting kit
Remington IRH22
Higher output for larger commercial spaces
Advanced low emission combustion system
Optional heavy duty transport frame
Optional external flue kit
Designed for demanding industrial environments
A Better Way To Heat Commercial Spaces
Infrared diesel heaters are becoming increasingly popular because they provide fast, efficient warmth exactly where it is needed.
By combining radiant heat technology, quiet operation, low emissions and optional flue ducting, the Remington IRH range offers an effective heating solution for workshops, warehouses and industrial spaces.
For businesses wanting cleaner, quieter and more efficient winter heating, infrared diesel technology is a practical long-term investment.
Have a question or would like more information?
Feel free to contact me matt@millin.co.nz and I would be happy to answer it for you.