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Infrared Radiant Low Intensity Tube Heaters
Infrared radiant tube heaters are extremely energy efficient, comfortable, and can provide heat coverage across a large area. Mounted in overhead spaces, tube heaters are great in attached garages, pole barns, carwashes, warehouses, airplane hangars, and distribution facilities. Exhaust gases can be routed outside. Natural gas or propane fired. The Re-Verber-Ray and Universal Ray brands are Made in America by Detroit Radiant Products.
Infrared Radiant High Intensity Ceramic Heaters
Infrared radiant high intensity ceramic heaters work best for spot heating areas (10’x10’ or 20’x20’, for example) with high air circulation because the exhaust gases can only be vented into the space. Examples of areas with high air circulation include: Loading docks, entrance ways, buildings with little or no insulation, and buildings with air rotations systems. Natural gas or propane fired. The Re-Verber-Ray and Universal Ray brands are Made in America by Detroit Radiant Products.
Gas Fired Decorative Patio Heaters
The Designer Series by Re-Verber-Ray offers aesthetically pleasing and powerful solutions for both indoor and outdoor patio scenarios. We offer units that are certified for residential outdoor applications or indoor/outdoor commercial applications like restaurants and bars. The Designer Series will extend your patio season! Models available in natural gas or propane.
Electric Infrared Radiant Heaters
Available with single or multiple elements, Re-Verber-Ray electric infrared heaters are the cleanest way to heat your space. Electric infrared is the right choice if you have the amp space and voltage available. Output ranges from 750 – 10,950 Watts (equivalent to 2,559 – 38,933 BTUs per unit). Electric radiant heaters are great for spot heating work areas or patios!
Forced Air Unit Heaters
Re-Verber-Air unit heaters have a low profile design and extremely low clearances from combustibles. Not every scenario is best suited for radiant heat. Areas with low ceiling heights and good insulation, for example, will hold hot air nicely. Residentially approved for attached garages (30,000 – 75,000 BTUs) or commercial industrial applications (100,000 – 250,000 BTUs). Natural gas or propane fired.
LED Lighting
We partner with Lumerica out of Warren, Michigan in designing LED layouts in conjunction with your heating project. The process for light design includes calculating the desired lumens per square foot and producing a photometric layout that provides optimal light for how you are using the space. We can help design and layout your next lighting project!
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