Infratech Comfort 39" C-Series 2000 Watts Single Element Heater 240V
The Infratech C-2024 is a 39" 2,000-watt electric infrared heater with a single quartz element. It warms people, tables and floors directly instead of heating the air, so the warmth holds up on a breezy patio. Model number C-2024.
It runs on 240 volts at 8.3 amps, and Infratech rates it to cover about 6' x 6' at a mounting height of 7' to 9'. It suits a covered patio, a pergola, an outdoor kitchen or a restaurant terrace.
The Infratech C-2024: Single Element Infrared Heat for Patios and Porches
Infratech's medium-wave quartz elements give off a soft, barely visible glow rather than the harsh glare of short-wave or halogen heaters. Because infrared warms solid objects instead of the air, a breeze does not carry the heat away, and there is no gas line, flame or fan.
The C-Series housing has a clean, low profile, and Infratech offers it in stainless steel and a range of standard colors. It is a good fit for a patio, porch or outdoor kitchen where one heater covers the seating area. Compare it with our other electric patio heaters, or see all Infratech heaters and controls.
A licensed electrician must hardwire the heater; the junction box takes standard 1/2" conduit fittings. It comes with swivel brackets for wall or ceiling mounting, and it can also hang from a drop mount, sit on a pole mount or recess into a flat ceiling with a matching flush mount frame. On a wall, Infratech recommends angling it 30 to 60 degrees down, about 45 degrees being best.
Features
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Medium-wave quartz heat: Infratech rates its elements at 93% efficiency, with a soft glow instead of a bright glare.
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Heat that stays put: infrared warms people and surfaces, so wind and drafts do not blow it away.
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Mounting choices: wall or ceiling brackets included; drop mount, pole mount and flush mount frames available.
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5,000-hour elements: rated for 5,000 hours and simple to replace.
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Made in the USA: built by Infratech in the United States.
Package Contents
- Infratech C-Series heater, 39" long (model number C-2024)
- Quartz heating element
- Wall or ceiling swivel mounting brackets (pair)
- Installation, use and care manual
What to Order With It
Required for installation (not included):
Optional:
Specifications
| Model number |
C-2024 |
| Item number |
21-3015-SS |
| Elements |
Single (1) |
| Wattage |
2,000 watts |
| Voltage |
240 volts |
| Amperage |
8.3 amps |
| Length |
39" |
| Average heat coverage |
6' x 6' |
| Mounting height |
7' to 9' |
| Finish |
Stainless steel |
| Clearance to combustibles |
6" behind, 18" from sides and ends, 36" in front |
| Wall mounting |
At least 6' above the floor, 18" from adjacent walls, 12" from the ceiling, angled 30 to 60 degrees down |
| Ceiling mounting |
18" from adjacent walls, 6" from the ceiling, tilted up to 30 degrees |
| Replacement element |
10-1085 |
Bring the Infratech C-2024 Home with Dreamwood Living
The C-2024 suits a covered outdoor space where you want warmth without gas lines or open flame. Reach out to our team with your space size, ceiling height and voltage, and we will help you plan the heaters and controls.
FAQs
How much area will it heat?
Infratech rates it to cover about 6' x 6' at a mounting height of 7' to 9'. Indoor or well-protected spaces usually do better than that, and very cold or windy conditions do worse.
What does it cost to run?
Multiply your utility's rate per kilowatt-hour by 2, the heater's wattage in kilowatts. That gives the cost for each hour at full power.
Which control should I choose?
An on/off switch is the simplest choice. A contactor panel with timer adds a timer and smart switch, and the Universal Control Panel adds dimming, zoning and app control. Choose the control before the wiring goes in.
Documents & Downloads
Warranty
Infratech's limited warranty covers manufacturer replacement parts for the original purchaser at the original installation site. It does not cover labor, and Infratech asks you to register the heater to activate the warranty. Using controls or accessories from other brands with Infratech heaters may void it. The full terms are in the Infratech manual linked above.
