Infrared panels can be wall mounted or ceiling mounted. For those environments that require the risk of injury to patients to be reduced, ceiling mounting removes the heating from Priority 1 to Priority 3. They can also be mounted with anti-ligature fittings where required. The Herschel Ceiling tile is ideal for hallways with a ceiling grid and provides a no hassle, space-saving solution.

Highly controllable, Herschel’s zero light panel heaters can be ceiling-mounted or suspended over hospital beds, enabling localised temperature control, as required, without the need for a costly central system. Available in a range of power outputs and sizes plus a choice in mounting options, infrared heaters are also the ideal choice for emergency heating of temporary hospital environments such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

In addition to the heating of hospital wards, infrared heaters can also be used to effectively heat large open spaces such as waiting rooms and hallways. Our Colorado space heaters were installed within the waiting rooms of a Chelsea Hospital which has very high atria and airflow. With a warm glow, these heaters offer a fast warm up option for waiting visitors and are controlled by a handy remote. There is also the option to control these via a central building management system or alternative thermostats from Herschel’s range.