FAQ

A radiant heater uses infrared radiation from gas combustion to heat floors, equipment and people directly. It is more efficient than convection in high-ceiling factories, warehouses and hangars.

For large spaces, Bentotherm natural-gas ceramic radiant, tube radiant and BTS hot-air systems typically offer lower running costs and faster heat-up than most electric alternatives.

With correct zoning and design, yes. Radiant systems focus heat at working height instead of heating the entire volume. Site survey defines expected savings.

Ceramic radiant heaters emit infrared from heated ceramic surfaces. Bentotherm BT Series suits cafés, restaurant terraces, showrooms and medium industrial areas.

BT Series for efficient radiant warmth; BTC Glass Series where a premium glazed look is required. Both run on natural gas.

A hot-air generator burns natural gas to heat air and distributes it with a fan. Bentotherm BTS models suit warehouses, factories, greenhouses and sports halls needing even air temperature.

Choose BTS for fast, even air heating; choose BT INDUST, SQ INDUST or tube radiant for quiet, dust-free zone heating at floor level. Hybrid designs are common.

Tube radiant systems use long gas-fired tubes mounted on the ceiling for even heat over large areas. Bentotherm BTU (U-type) and BTI (I-type) serve factories, hangars and sports halls.

BTU U-type suits long straight runs; BTI I-type suits segmented layouts. Engineering defines tube length and count.

Pricing is project-based: heated area, ceiling height, model series, installation and gas supply. Contact Bentotherm for a free site survey and quote.

Yes. Bentotherm is a Turkish manufacturer with design and production in Istanbul, plus nationwide service and spare parts.