Does it use infrared Heat?
2023110
It has a two-speed fan driven system, i.e., low and high, or you can simply use only the fireplace setting with no heat. The unit puts out good air flow and does a great job. We have used the heater daily for over three months and are completely satisfied.
2023111
I'm pretty sure it is. I know it. Doesn't feel hot to the touch but hot air blows out and it works awesome. Love it.
2023112
I gave this item as a gift, so I do not know if it uses infrared heat. Suggest you ask the manufacturer.Sorry I could not answer your question.
1720382
Yes, but it is not recommended. When I first got it I did heat it directly on the burner, but I don't anymore
1795922
This isn't infrared. However I do use this one for outdoor frying. The end is submersed in the oil.
1395463
No, I don't think so. It does not have an infrared focusing beam and I do not think it can shoot infrared photos.
1921381
No, it does not have IR and in fact is terrible in low light applications. It has a very small aperture, so without a light source, it will show nothing. The camera has a ~1MP sensor which outputs a 720P video stream.
1737274
We have a tru infrared, with cast iron grates and it works very well. Hubby does the cleaning and is quite happy with it.
739066
Hard to say if this is real but the theory behind infrared light therapy is real. My physical therapist uses a commercial model in his office. Unlike heating pads, which heats the surface of the skin, infrared heat penetrates deeper into the body.http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2539004/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_therapy
1588974
No. This is an infrared light used for processing hair. I like this better than a hooded hair processor.
1183276
No. I tried this and did not work, which makes sense because it uses IR sensor/signals. Sorry for the delay in responding.
1453923
Yes it does. It just takes several minutes to reach a satisfactory temperature. From I've learned that it seems to be a model around $300, to be energy efficient and warm well.
813593
Not to my knowledge. I do not use it for that purpose and am not certain what type of lighting would be helpful to you. It sounds like you would need an infrared device.
561978
Understanding how the heater works: the infrared heats solid materials such as walls, carpets, or skin, which in turn warms up the environment. The constant motion you describe would mean that the infrared is not focused long enough on an object to heat it up. This idea would work much better (though much less safely) with a coil heater, kerosene heater, or something else that was designed to heat the air.
528606
It doesn't take too long to heat up, but you have to keep in mind that it's radiant heat so you don't feel the heat the same way you would an electric heater or infrared heater.
533982
This comes with an infrared heat bulb only, you have to buy the compact flourescent UV bulb separately
532971
Yes it does;there is a seperate switch on back handle which puts out a fair amount of infrared.
639059
Infrared, I believe. It fires up, then the bricks glow. It's not one of those units where you continually see the blue flames on the bottom, no.
1707002
Mine never gets warms either. I think they consider the infrared more of a light therapy than one of heat.