Infrared IR heating lamps for animals or food

The sun-like radiation of infrared lamps (heat lamps), provides warmth for young animals or to keep food warm. 

Animal Care

In animal breeding, infrared light provides warmth for young animals and encourages their healthy development. Shortwave infrared lamps meet all the relevant requirements necessary for successful breeding. The sun-like radiation creates the ideal conditions for raising poultry, pigs, calves, foals and puppies because it acts directly on the animals' bodies. The special feature: The warming rays do not have a detrimental effect on the climate in the stall. The rearing area can be supplied with a constant stream of fresh air without posing any risk to the health of the young animals.

Lighting in terrariums, zoos and for rare species must meet the specific requirements of the animals. For years, zoo keepers and livestock owners have relied on artificial UV and infrared light. This can be used to provide the right conditions for the particular species and helps promote healthy bones and shells. UV lamps are also used by horse breeders for their beneficial properties. They are installed in addition to infrared lamps in animal solariums and, together with the correct heating, ensure that animals exhibit healthy development and growth.

Infrared light for keeping food hot

Short-wave infrared lamps have been used successfully for many years to keep food warm in restaurants, hotels, canteens and other catering establishments. In high-class restaurants in particular, chefs do not want their dishes to cool down at all from the moment they are prepared to the moment they leave the kitchen. The solution is to use individual heat lamps or entire lines of heat lamps, which are also used in hot counters, catering outlets and fast food restaurants, to keep food fresh and hot.