Electric infrared patio heaters, plus the controls and trim kits that go with them. Get the load and the control sorted before the concrete goes down.
Infratech heaters are an outdoor-living staple across the Valley and the Westside, and they are one of the few lighting-adjacent products where the electrical planning genuinely has to happen first. These are resistive heaters — the load is real, and it has to be on the panel schedule before anyone pours a patio or closes a soffit.
The second thing people get wrong is control. Heaters can be run from simple on/off, from a timer, or from a variable control that lets you dial output — and the control has to be selected and wired for the specific heater configuration. Deciding that after the units are mounted is expensive.
Tell us the covered area, mounting height and how many units you are planning, and we will help you work out the configuration and the control before you commit the circuit. For the panel side of it, see panels and breakers.
If you are a contractor, this is a product your clients will name before you do. Knowing you can supply it — and that you have already thought about the circuit — closes the conversation faster.
If you are a homeowner or a designer, come in and talk it through. Mounting height, coverage and finish all interact, and it is a much shorter conversation across a counter than over email.
Pull them off the Infratech catalog, a spec sheet, a plan, or a photo of the old label. Whatever you have.
Whole list at once, at wholesale pricing — not one line at a time.
Or ask us about getting it out to the job. We open at 6am, so you can have it before the crew starts.
Talk it through with us before the circuit is set.