Introduction
Here’s the thing about staying warm in a winter tent: you don’t want to wait around for the whole space to heat up. You want warmth, right now. That’s exactly why we built our tent heaters to work like a personal campfire. They’re direct radiant heaters, not air movers. Inside, a high-output halogen tube throws infrared energy straight onto you, your crew, and your gear. No fuss. No waiting for air to warm. Just immediate, focused heat that gets the job done—even when the wind is howling or the shelter is wide open.
The Power Behind the Warmth
The heart of it is a serious little tube: 2500W, running at 400V. We chose a higher voltage because it keeps the current lower, which is easier on the wiring and the contactors. And the tube itself? It’s just 300mm long, packing a ton of power into a small footprint. That means you get intense heat without needing a giant, bulky housing. Perfect when space is tight and you need serious output in a compact heater.
Built to Last, Easy to Fix
We use a quartz halogen tube with a reflective coating. That coating does two things: it focuses the infrared energy forward, and it shields nearby parts from getting too hot. The connection is an R7s bi-pin end-cap. It’s simple, solid, and does exactly what it needs to—lock the tube in place and carry the full electrical load. When it’s time to swap out a tube, it’s a quick, no-nonsense job. Back on the shop floor, that kind of simplicity matters.
Heat On Demand, Even in the Cold
In winter tents, this setup shines. The heat comes on fast, with almost no warm-up time. Perfect for job sites, field shelters, or any temporary workspace where you need warmth the moment you flip the switch. Now, there’s one thing to keep in mind: the tube itself gets seriously hot. So the fixture needs proper clearance and cooling built in. When we design the enclosure right, you get dependable, focused warmth that can take a beating in freezing conditions.