When installing a radiant tube heater, the single most important safety requirement is radiant tube heater clearances to combustibles. These required distances create a three-dimensional safety zone around the heater that must remain free of materials that can burn, melt, or degrade from heat exposure. Ignoring required clearances to combustibles is one of the most […]
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Radiant heater gas connector installation is one of the most overlooked safety details in a tube heater setup. When installed incorrectly, thermal expansion can stress fittings and cause raw gas leaks. When installed correctly — using the proper C-loop configuration — the connector absorbs movement and protects the system. This guide explains how to install […]
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Choosing when to use outside combustion air intake for radiant heaters matters. The wrong air intake location can clog internal components with dust, introduce moisture and chemicals into the burner box, or create negative pressure in a tightly sealed building. Combustion air is the air a heater draws in to mix with gas for proper […]
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