Ceramic Radiant vs Tube Radiant: Key Differences

Ceramic radiant heaters (BT Serisi, SQ INDUST) burn the gas-air mix on a ceramic surface for intense infrared output. They are preferred in cafés, terraces and medium-scale industrial areas.

Tube radiant advantages

BTU U-type and BTI I-type tube radiant heaters deliver 15–55 kW through combustion along the tube run. They are common in factories, hangars and workshops.

Which is right for you?

If ceiling height exceeds 6 metres and the area is larger than 500 m², tube radiant is recommended; ceramic radiant suits areas needing aesthetics and medium power.