RELAX GLASS heaters with short-wave  (IR‑A) and Schott Nextrema® Ceramic Glass offer the highest heat output for your conservatory —unmatched by comparable medium-wave heaters (IR B)!

For the conservatory, infrared heaters are an intelligent alternative to conventional heating systems. They provide heat with pinpoint accuracy, which is immediately available without any need for pre-heating.

But BURDA WTG goes one step further by presenting  a modular concept for attractive system solutions in the conservatory: the infrared heaters can be combined with  LED light modules in the same design.

Whether in the hospitality industry or at home: our heaters are a practical way to heat conservatories quickly and without lots of effort. There is no need to worry about complicated mounting or extensive installation work. The heaters ares easy to handle and can be installed on walls, under ceilings, flush-mounted with frame or set up as a free-standing unit. Our conservatory heaters are also maintenance-free and durable. You will be impressed by the excellent materials and top quality workmanship.

Generally, conservatories or loggias are not heated – not an issue in summer, but it becomes a challenge on cold days or cool evenings.

Our heaters provide the solution! They use infrared rays to generate cosy warmth in a matter of seconds. They deliver the heat precisely when it is needed and do not generate any costs when switched off. Burda’s conservatory infrared heaters not only provide heating in seconds! They are also silent and completely odourless. Infrared heating is invisible solar radiation that warms the body from the inside. Therefore, no heat energy is lost to the ambient air. And, what is more, it does not kick up any dust, which is a factor that anyone who suffers from allergies .
Radiant heat also has the added benefit of not drying the air, as is the case with conventional convection heaters. This is not only beneficial to people, but also to plants, of which a great variety is often found in a conservatory, and as most of us know, plants do not like the dry air usually generated by heaters.