Eurofase Heating

Eurofase electric infrared patio heaters bring clean, instant heat to patios, covered outdoor spaces, restaurants, garages, workshops, and commercial seating areas. Shop Eurofase EF Series heaters, plug-in 120V models, hardwired 240V heaters, relay control boxes, dimmers, timers, flush mount kits, fire-rated boxes, mounting hardware, and replacement accessories for complete electric comfort heating projects.

Eurofase heaters are designed for targeted infrared warmth, meaning they help heat people and surfaces directly instead of trying to warm all the surrounding air. That makes them a strong option for covered patios, outdoor dining areas, indoor/outdoor rooms, service areas, and spaces where gas heaters or venting are not practical.

Shop Eurofase by category

• Electric infrared heaters: single-element and dual-element patio heaters for residential and commercial comfort heating.
• 120V plug-in heaters: convenient lower-output options for smaller covered areas, spot heating, and simpler installs where a compatible outlet is available.
• 240V hardwired heaters: higher-output models for larger patios, outdoor rooms, restaurants, and commercial seating areas.
• Controls and relay boxes: single-zone and multi-zone control boxes, dimmers, timers, wall controls, and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth-compatible control options.
• Mounting accessories: wall brackets, ceiling mount options, pole mount parts, flush mount kits, and marine-grade mounting frames.
• Recessed install accessories: fire-rated boxes and flush mount adapter kits for cleaner built-in heater installations.
• Parts and accessories: replacement parts, decorative face plates, installation hardware, and accessories used to complete or service Eurofase heater systems.

How to choose a Eurofase heater

1. Start with the space: measure the seating or work area you want to warm, then choose a heater size and wattage that matches the coverage needed.
2. Choose plug-in or hardwired: 120V plug-in heaters are easier for small areas, while 240V hardwired heaters are better for larger or more permanent installations.
3. Confirm mounting height: match the heater series to the ceiling, wall, beam, or pole height so the heat reaches the intended area comfortably.
4. Plan the control setup: simple on/off control may work for one heater, while multi-heater layouts often need dimmers, timers, relay boxes, or zone controls.
5. Decide on the finished look: surface mounting is straightforward, while flush or recessed mounting creates a cleaner architectural appearance.
6. Verify electrical requirements: confirm voltage, amperage, breaker size, wire size, control compatibility, and local electrical code before ordering.

Common uses

• Covered patios and outdoor kitchens: add warmth where family and guests gather.
• Restaurants and hospitality spaces: extend comfort in outdoor dining, waiting, and lounge areas.
• Garages and workshops: provide focused heat without open flame or fuel storage.
• Commercial entrances and service areas: create targeted warmth in high-use outdoor or semi-covered spaces.
• Recessed architectural installs: use compatible fire-rated boxes and flush mount kits where a built-in look is desired.

Use filters to narrow by voltage, wattage, heater length, mounting type, finish, controls, and accessories. Not sure where to start? Measure the area, note ceiling or mounting height, confirm available voltage, and decide whether you need one heater or multiple controlled zones.