Infrared heat waves: Function & Effect

Infrared heat wave heating

Heat is healing - the peoples of antiquity already knew that. They buried themselves in hot desert sand or heated stones to alleviate ailments or increase well-being. For us humans, warmth means harmony for body and soul and is an essential factor for living and quality of life. Infrared heat waves are not visible and can therefore be used everywhere and in an uncomplicated way. For example, they can be cleverly used in an infrared heater with a picture motif. Invisible heat dispenser with a heat wave heater You can feel them, but you can't see or smell infrared heat waves. The first explanation is already in the name. The prefix "infra" from Latin means "below", also "beyond" and implies that infrared is electromagnetic radiation that lies below the red end of the visible light spectrum. Infrared heaters promise great effect with only a little effort.
There is something in the air... More precisely, it's in the air! Unlike conventional radiators, Redwell infrared heat wave heaters heat the entire masonry instead of the air in the room. Walls store heat much longer than air and return it to the living space. Thus, the walls remain dry and mold has no chance. In addition, the air does not circulate and thus no dust is stirred up - this is particularly pleasing for allergy sufferers.
Evolution has shaped us humans in such a way that we can absorb heat waves without complications and thus positively influence our immune system.  In 1967, the Japanese Dr. Tadishi Ishikawa was the first to design the model of an infrared heat cabin, which was initially used only by doctors. In 1981, the infrared heat cabin was then released for general use. Since then, it has been used especially successfully in the private sector as well as by various specialists, doctors and therapists in treatment centers, clinics and spas, as infrared heat serves as a means to support their treatment methods.

Infrared heat wave heater vs. conventional heaters

There is something in the air... More precisely, it's in the air! Unlike conventional radiators, Redwell infrared heat wave heaters heat the entire masonry instead of the air in the room. Walls store heat much longer than air and return it to the living space. Thus, the walls remain dry and mold has no chance. In addition, the air does not circulate and thus no dust is stirred up - this is particularly pleasing for allergy sufferers.
 
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Wellness feeling with heat wave heating

Evolution has shaped us humans in such a way that we can absorb heat waves without complications and thus positively influence our immune system. 

In 1967, the Japanese Dr. Tadishi Ishikawa was the first to design the model of an infrared heat cabin, which was initially used only by doctors. In 1981, the infrared heat cabin was then released for general use. Since then, it has been used especially successfully in the private sector as well as by various specialists, doctors and therapists in treatment centers, clinics and spas, as infrared heat serves as a means to support their treatment methods. 

Soothing, healing heat waves

Infrared radiation increases skin circulation, stimulates metabolism, is hygienic and does not stir up dust. Rheumatism and asthma patients benefit from low-dust air and stable humidity. Allergy sufferers can breathe a sigh of relief, as there is no whirling up of house dust, pollen, bacteria or mold spores.

Another advantage in comparison with other heating methods is that infrared heating penetrates the body through the biological frequencies of the emitted infrared heat waves. This allows not only to strengthen the self-healing powers of the human organism and the immune system, but also to better compensate for stress caused by electrosmog.

Design variants for any room
Whether a round infrared panel, an infrared heater with a stand or the slim, flexibly applicable infrared heating column: the Redwell heaters are available in different variants to integrate into any room concept.