The patio heater has a black glass ceramic cover. Its powder-coated housing can be coordinated with the frame colour of your awnings or the building facade. With the bidirectional WAREMA WMS radio system , the patio heater can be operated using a hand-held transmitter or integrated into smart home automation for external blinds .

The WAREMA patio heater is designed exclusively for outdoor use and must not be used indoors. If you aren't sure about where to use your radiant heater, get in touch with a WAREMA dealer to receive advice.

If you have a patio roof such as a louvred pergola , the patio heater can be installed on the structure using a bracket.

The patio heater can be mounted on a suitable louvred pergola using a bracket. When it is used with awnings , wall mounting is required. Maintain the safety distances specified in the installation and operating instructions, particularly from flammable materials such as awning fabric.

WAREMA radiant heaters can be mounted on a wall on your patio. Please pay attention to our safety instructions in the installation and operating instructions when installing radiant heaters on the wall and make sure a minimum distance of one metre is maintained to flammable materials in the lighting area.

Yes, provided the required tilt angle is observed. Please contact your specialist partner.

Requirements for patio heaters can vary by location and type of use. For commercial or public outdoor areas, check the applicable local regulations before installation. In all cases, follow the WAREMA installation and operating instructions and maintain the specified safety distances.

The WAREMA patio heater requires a 230 V AC mains connection and has degree of protection IP65. It is supplied with a 5-metre open cable whip without a plug connector. If there is no power connection directly on the patio, a qualified electrician can assess how the supply can be routed. A separate C16A fuse is required. A WAREMA dealer can advise on the suitable installation arrangement.

The WAREMA patio heater is an infrared short-wave heater. It generates infrared radiation and delivers heat directly after switching on. The short-wave radiation transfers heat to people and objects within its range rather than first warming all of the surrounding air. This makes the infrared patio heater suitable for outdoor areas where heat is required quickly.

Electric radiant heaters designed for outdoors are generally very easy to operate and don't require any special knowledge or skills. That being said, certain safety aspects need to be kept in mind. Always follow the operating instructions and make sure that the radiant heater is correctly positioned and not used in the vicinity of flammable materials or surfaces.

Different types of radiant heaters are available. These include patio radiant heaters. As a rule, this type of radiant heater works by producing an electrical current through a heating wire or heating elements, which is then emitted into the surrounding area.

When used outdoors, a radiant heater can either be switched on and off using the switch or a radio remote control. Radio operation involves the use of the WAREMA WMS radio system . A WMS plug receiver makes it possible to operate the heater using a WMS Hand-held transmitter.

At full power, the 2200 W patio heater uses 2.2 kWh of electricity in one hour. For 30 minutes at full power, this corresponds to 1.1 kWh. Actual consumption depends on the operating time and selected heat setting.

The total cost of a patio heater depends on the selected heater, installation and control option. A WAREMA dealer can provide a quotation based on the installation conditions, including whether the heater is used with awnings or a louvred pergola .