The Riesling is a hanging heater used in cafes, restaurants, pubs, clubs, hotels, smoking rooms, patios, balconies, terraces and all open indoor spaces. The infrared rays provide comfortable warmth. Thanks to its stylish brushed or matt black finish, the Riesling fits into any decor.

Easy-to-use, long-life infrared heater

Heavy rain, snow or other splashes, the Riesling can withstand all kinds of weather conditions. For this reason, the hanging heater is suitable for commercial use. You can choose between a brushed stainless steel finish or a matte black finish. Both finishes are available with or without lighting.

The hanging heater is suspended via the bracket provided. No qualified electrician is required to connect to the mains voltage and operate the remote control. All you have to do is plug the plug into the wall socket.

Finally, the heater can be equipped with Schott front glass technology which means that it uses softer heating and lighting. The Riesling can also be used to keep the stables of horses warm.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does infrared outdoor heating differ from traditional heating?

Infrared outdoor heating warms people and objects directly rather than the air. This makes the heat feel faster and more targeted, even outdoors and in light winds.
Can infrared patio heaters be used in damp outdoor areas?

Yes. Many models are suitable for outdoor use thanks to an IP rating (splash-proof or waterproof). Always check the IP rating of the device to ensure that it is suitable for your patio, veranda, or terrace.
Are infrared patio heaters safe to touch?

The heater emits heat efficiently, but the surface can become hot during use. Therefore, place the device at a sufficient distance from children, furniture, cloths, or flammable materials and always follow the installation instructions.
Do infrared patio heaters require maintenance?

In principle, no. They have no moving parts or filters, making them low-maintenance. Occasional cleaning (dust/dirt) is sufficient.
Can infrared patio heaters serve as the primary heat source outdoors?

For outdoor spaces, they are primarily intended as comfort heating: they quickly provide heat where you are sitting. They are less suitable for completely “heating a space” in the open air, but they work excellently in a (partially) sheltered patio/veranda.