Infrared Heater Hire London | 3kW Radiant Heater on Tripod (240V)

Yes. Collection is from Greenford UB6 and London delivery is available by booking. Call 020 3375 4048 or email info@hireload.co.uk to confirm.

Temporary heating support and targeted spot heating in suitable enclosed work areas — workshops, garages, commercial rooms, fit-out zones, refurbishment sites and semi-covered areas. It warms people and objects directly using radiant heat.

Yes — a 3kW 240V tripod-mounted radiant heater that runs from a standard UK mains socket; no transformer is required.

Radiant heat warms people, objects and surfaces directly in the line of sight rather than heating the air. Fan heaters move warm air around a room instead. Infrared often works better in drafty or open work areas where warm air escapes quickly; fan heaters often work better in enclosed rooms.

It’s designed for targeted radiant heat to a defined working zone rather than evenly heating a whole sealed room. For whole-room air heating, a fan heater is usually a better fit.

A standard 240V UK mains socket. At 3kW it draws about 13A, so it can run from a normal plug point without special wiring or a transformer (subject to circuit rating). Share your site supply details when booking and we’ll confirm compatibility.

Yes, where a 240V supply is available. Infrared is particularly useful in drafty workshops and garages where warm air gets lost.

Yes, where verified suitable and a 240V supply is available. For specific 110V site setups, use the 110V Fan Heater 3kW 32A.

It can be used in commercial rooms for targeted radiant heat. For quiet whole-room office heating, the silent 3kW Electric Heater (oil filled) is often a better fit.

Yes, where a 240V supply is available. Many construction sites use 110V site equipment — in that case use the 110V Fan Heater 3kW 32A.

The 3kW Electric Heater is a silent oil filled radiator for quiet indoor rooms. This infrared heater is a tripod-mounted radiant heater that warms people and objects directly — better for drafty or open work areas.

The Broughton 3kW Fan Heater 240V moves warm air around an enclosed room with a fan. This infrared heater uses radiant heat instead — it warms what it faces rather than the air.

The 110V Fan Heater 3kW 32A is a reduced-voltage 110V site fan heater for construction sites. This 240V infrared heater is designed for 240V mains and uses radiant rather than fan-driven heat.

The 9kW Industrial Electric Fan Heater is a mid-power 3-phase 400/415V industrial fan heater for larger enclosed work areas. This 3kW infrared heater is a smaller, mains-powered radiant option for spot heating zones.

The 15kW Industrial Electric Heater is a larger 3-phase 400/415V unit for medium-to-large enclosed spaces. This infrared heater is much smaller and uses radiant heat for targeted zones.

No — clean electric heat with no combustion fumes and no fuel odour. Useful for indoor and semi-enclosed work areas where combustion heaters aren’t appropriate.

It can support drying conditions by warming objects and surfaces directly, but drying times are never guaranteed. It does not remove moisture from the air — heaters warm; dehumidifiers extract airborne moisture. For damp areas, pair the heater with a dehumidifier and air movers for best results.

Often yes — particularly for damp rooms, post-leak drying or plaster and screed support. Heaters and dehumidifiers work well together when the workflow is right.

Only once standing water has been removed with a wet & dry vacuum. Then a heater plus dehumidifier and air movers can support drying. Larger water damage usually needs a specialist plan.

It can help speed drying when paired with a dehumidifier and good airflow, but drying times are never guaranteed. They depend on the material, humidity, ventilation and area.

No standing water. Keep the heater clear of standing water, splash zones and wet floors. For outdoor use, it’s designed for indoor and semi-enclosed spaces (such as covered loading bays or porches where verified suitable). It’s not effective in fully open outdoor spaces where wind disperses the radiant heat.

No on both. Supervise the unit during operation and switch off when the area is unattended. Keep clear of fabrics, dust sheets, paper, paint tins and combustible materials, and do not use in flammable vapours or hazardous atmospheres.

It depends on the number of work zones, ceiling height and heat loss. Tell us the area and how cold the space gets, and we’ll recommend a setup.

Yes — self-collection from Greenford UB6 is the lowest-cost option when you have a suitable vehicle. London delivery is available by booking; call 020 3375 4048 to confirm your postcode and timing.

Check the booking calendar at the top of this page for live daily and longer-term pricing, or call 020 3375 4048 for a quote.

Infrared suits drafty or open work zones where you want targeted radiant heat. A fan heater (Broughton 3kW 240V) suits enclosed rooms that need warm air moved around. An oil filled radiator (3kW Electric Heater) suits quiet indoor rooms. Tell us your space and supply and we’ll recommend the right model.