No matter the time of year, there are some facilities that are always susceptible to drafts or chilly air flow. Large industrial spaces with machinery, such as factories, garages, workshops or warehouses, often require additional heating support to keep workspaces comfortable year-round. But, to combat a constant flow of cold air, these types of spaces need resilient industrial heaters that can withstand long hours and high temperatures, without sacrificing energy efficiency.
No heat wasted
Industrial spaces can be challenging to warm, thus underscoring the importance of energy-efficient heaters to keep costs under control. When outfitting an industrial space with additional heaters, look for units that are designed to address drafts. While it may seem counter-intuitive, drafts often originate from the heating units that have been installed to fight off cold air.
Stand the test of time
Industrial spaces are known to be resilient and able to withstand intense activity. Likewise, the heaters used to warm these spaces must also perform well under grueling conditions. For long hours of continual use, consider industrial unit heaters designed for heavy wear and tear.
Added convenience
Just because a heater is strong and efficient doesn’t meant it can’t be convenient too. Industrial unit heaters with ceiling and/or wall mounting brackets enable horizontal or vertical flow.
Key takeaways
Industrial spaces can be costly to warm, particularly with poor-performing unit heaters. When selecting the right option for additional warmth in an industrial space, look at unit heaters with design features that prolong the life of the unit while making sure no energy is wasted.
