The UK's exclusive supplier of the PowerBoard — the first 230V far-infrared heating system that installs flush into your ceiling void, with zero visible hardware.
No fans waking light sleepers, no boiler firing during service, no compressor hum competing with conversation.
Flush ceiling panels in a white finish. No wall radiators, no grilles, no kit competing with the interior design.
Radiant warmth reaches guests in under 10 minutes, so there is no need to pre-heat for hours before opening or check-in.
Each guest room, dining zone or function space on its own thermostat. Empty rooms held at frost setback cost nothing to heat.
Radiant heat warms people and surfaces directly, so candles stay lit, there are no draughts on diners, and no dust is blown around the room.
No annual gas safety on the building, no boiler service contract, no breakdown mid-service. Replaced by a 10-year product warranty.
Conventional heating warms the air and relies on moving it around the room, which means noise, draughts and hours of pre-heating. Infrared does the opposite.
Long-wave infrared works like sunlight: it warms the people and the room directly, so a space feels comfortable on arrival rather than after an hour of pre-heating.
With nothing blowing air around, candles stay lit, table settings stay put, and diners and guests are never sat in a draught.
No fans, no pumps, no compressor cycling. Guests sleep undisturbed and conversation is never competing with HVAC hum.
Each space is its own zone on its own thermostat. Hold empty rooms at frost setback and warm only the spaces in use, from one dashboard.
Fan-coil, ducted air and ageing radiators were never designed for guest comfort. Here is what changes with infrared.
Every setting has its own demands. See the panel count, zoning and running-cost detail for yours.
Silent overnight, invisible in the room, with per-room control so unsold rooms cost nothing to heat.
Still, silent radiant warmth that keeps candles lit and diners comfortable, with no hours of pre-heating.
Warmth that holds even with the door opening constantly, zoned so the snug and the bar each sit right.
Frost setback when empty, smart pre-heat for a booking, and no fans interrupting the speeches.
Margins are tight and heating is a big line. Infrared lowers the bill, removes a recurring maintenance burden, and stops you paying to heat empty rooms.
Infrared warms the room and the people in it directly, so spaces reach comfort faster and waste less than heating air with gas.
Per-room thermostats hold unsold rooms and closed function spaces at frost setback, so you only pay to heat what is in use.
No annual gas safety on the building, no service contract, no breakdown mid-service. A recurring cost removed, replaced by a 10-year warranty.
As a fixed building service, the system can qualify for the Annual Investment Allowance. Check with your accountant.
Around 50% lower, before any off-peak tariff or solar, and before the maintenance saving. Your figure depends on the building, occupancy and tariff. Every survey gives you the numbers for your own site.
Electricity costs more per unit than gas, yet infrared still cuts most hospitality heating bills, because it heats people and surfaces directly and you only warm the rooms in use. Typical reductions against the system you are replacing.
Typical reductions versus the system being replaced. Your figure varies by building, occupancy, how you zone the panels and your tariff. The biggest savings come when you pair PowerBoard with solar and battery.
The things operators, GMs and owners ask us first.
No, and that is the point. Infrared panels have no fans, no pumps and no compressor, so they are completely silent. Guests sleep undisturbed and conversation in a dining room is never competing with HVAC hum, a common cause of poor reviews.
Radiant heat is felt almost immediately, and a space reaches comfort temperature in under 10 minutes from a cold start, far faster than warming the air with convection. Empty rooms sit at frost setback and can be pre-heated automatically before check-in or opening.
Up to 50% compared with gas, depending on your building, occupancy and current system. A typical 20-room hotel falls from around £18,000 a year on gas to roughly £7,500 to £10,000. Every survey includes a like-for-like comparison, so the numbers are yours rather than ours.
No. They are flush ceiling-mounted in a white finish, the same form factor as a recessed light fitting, and most guests never notice them. No wall radiators or grilles compete with the design, and slim surface-mount options exist where ceiling depth is limited.
Yes. Every room and zone runs on its own thermostat. Unsold rooms, closed function spaces and out-of-hours areas sit at gentle frost setback and cost nothing, while the spaces in use stay precisely on temperature.
Effectively none. No annual gas safety inspection on the building, no boiler service contract, no moving parts to fail mid-service. The panels carry a 10-year product warranty.
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Free no-obligation hospitality heating survey, with a like-for-like cost comparison against your current system.
We are the UK and Ireland supplier of this system, so you do not have to buy an installation to buy the heating. Most of what we do is supply.
We size the rooms from your dimensions, specify the panels and controls, and supply the equipment with a layout your own electrician works from. Trade and volume pricing for installers, contractors and merchants.
For a hospitality venue, we can run the whole job: a free heat loss survey first so the sizing is measured not guessed, then supply and installation under one quote with one point of contact.
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