Air heater tips & guides

A construction site in winter, an event in a marquee, a building awaiting connection: mobile heating meets temporary needs. Oil-fired for raw power over large volumes or electric for small premises with no ventilation constraints.

To heat a building year-round, fixed heating is the logical choice. Three energy options are available depending on your connection and budget: gas (natural or propane, offering the best cost/power ratio), oil for sites not connected to the grid, or electric for small-volume premises without combustible access.

The air heater is the benchmark heating system for halls, warehouses, and workshops. It blows hot air at a high flow rate to quickly cover large volumes. Versions available include gas (including condensing for optimal efficiency), electric, or hot water for buildings connected to a central boiler room.

Hot air generators (heat cannons) heat up very quickly — ideal for construction sites and drying. Infrared radiant heaters heat surfaces and people directly without heating the air: perfect for isolated workstations, loading docks, or professional patios.

For centralized systems supplying a hot water network (air heaters, underfloor heating, radiators), our industrial boilers cover the needs of tertiary, agricultural, and industrial buildings.