Sealey Heating & Heaters

A Sealey heater refers to a heating appliance manufactured by the Sealey brand, which specializes in tools and equipment for a variety of applications, including heating solutions. They offer a wide range of heaters designed for different environments and needs, both domestic and industrial.

Types of Sealey heaters

• Infrared heaters: These heaters use infrared quartz lamps to provide a dry heat with no condensation, fumes, or smell. They reach maximum heat output quickly and are suitable for various indoor and outdoor applications, including workshops, garages, and patios.
• Space heaters: Sealey offers a variety of space heaters, including those running on paraffin, kerosene, and diesel. These are designed for heating large, well-ventilated areas like workshops, warehouses, and construction sites.
• PTC fan heaters: These heaters utilize PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) ceramic elements to deliver instant, odour-free heat. They are portable and ideal for industrial applications, offices, and homes, often featuring a thermostat for temperature control.
• Propane heaters: These heaters run on propane gas and are suitable for well-ventilated industrial spaces like construction sites, warehouses, and garages. Some models mount directly onto propane cylinders and have adjustable heat output.
• Convector heaters: These electric heaters use convection to distribute heat throughout a room. Some models include a turbo fan for faster heating and a timer for programmable operation.
• Oil-filled radiators: These heaters contain oil heated by an internal element, which then transfers heat to the surrounding panels and into the room.

Features to consider

• Heating method: Options include infrared (radiant), convection, forced air, or fuel-based combustion.
• Heat output: Measured in wattage (W), kilowatts (kW), or British Thermal Units (BTU).
• Fuel type: Electric, propane, diesel, paraffin, or kerosene.
• Portability: Some heaters are freestanding and portable, while others are wall-mounted.
• Safety features: Look for features like overheat protection, tip-over switches, automatic flame failure cut-outs, and safety solenoids.
• Additional features: Some models include thermostats for temperature control, timers for scheduled operation, remote controls, or multiple heat settings.