JIGSAW INFRARED - Heats like the sun, cares for the planet

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We spoke to Matt Billington, MD of Jigsaw Infrared, about their stylish infrared heating systems in this new product showcase. Infrared heating systems are specifically designed for lower energy usage to reduce carbon emissions and, in conjunction with hot water, solar and battery storage, they are a better way for us all to help our planet.
Jigsaw offer a broad range of infrared systems to integrate seamlessly into your home including aluminium, glass and mirror options as well as availability in a range of different shapes and wattages.
Jigsaw are a family business committed delivering high quality, British made infrared products and offering customers the full service from specifying the most efficient solutions for your property to quotations and installation.
For more information visit www.jigsawinfrared.com
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@KevinWPruitt 2 жыл бұрын

We are chucking our oil boiler and rads for whole house IR heating in Ireland...and I can't get it done fast enough! Have PV solar and battery to help offset higher winter electrical costs...even though it is not a "new" technology MANY people have never heard of it here in Ireland. If you have not experienced it first-hand, it is great and works well for our temperate climate in SW Ireland...spent 3,000 euro last year on heating oil and don't see it getting any cheaper. Time to get with the future :)

@frejaresund3770 Жыл бұрын

I have been enjoyed, so thank you for delivering.

@ianskeet 2 жыл бұрын

Interesting and compares well to a heat pump install from an initial comparison. The main problem is running costs. Looking over 15 years and using the absolute worst efficiency of 2:1 for a heat pump the IR will double my running costs. As I do get a 3:1 efficiency it will triple my running costs. It is though a really good swap for gas boilers where heatpumps are too difficult to install. Electrification is the future, it's carbon intensity will reduce over time and IR would work well with solar/battery storage. Well done Jigsaw.

@daveridsdale3657 2 жыл бұрын

Sounds interesting Robert, but as an ex-teacher I can't let you get away with descibing the three heaters next to you as "square things"... they are very definitely "rectangular"...

@douggray169 2 жыл бұрын

awesome product

@cheamericana

Fantastic!!!we will contact them

@cavendishelectricals Жыл бұрын

As a electrical company we have installed a few of these with digital thermostat.

@rico4229 2 жыл бұрын

The guy himself said the tech has been around decades, the difference is a larger panel to emit the same amount of IR heat can have a lower surface temperature (ie it doesnt glow! So sure the packaging is different to the old fashioned bar heaters, but the tech is the same and if you watch the video ,he says this. Best position for these is on the ceiling though so it heats the floor, making the system work a bit li kik e underfloor heating, ie more efficient.

@barriedear5990 2 жыл бұрын

I can see this being useful for businesses. I have rooms that are used sporadically throughout the day, and staff who only know how to turn heating on and thermostats up. (Not off or down). Also in retail with the shop door opening all day long, if you are heating the people and not the air, could work well. Anyone have experience of this in retail?

@therealjeffg 2 жыл бұрын

Can you do a total cost comparison of the heating types otherwise it is difficult to compare eg: IR vs heat pump etc. The product looks simple but I’m more interested in what heating system is the most efficient at getting the same result over the longer term. Thanks

@dansmif 2 жыл бұрын

When my old gas boiler finally packs in, I'm seriously considering switching to IR heaters. Hopefully by then the price will have come down a bit too. I can't wait to be rid of the following:

@lokeshputhran7724 2 жыл бұрын

With infrared heater providing solution for heating rooms what is the alternative to heating water in the house without installing large water tanks

@trer04 2 жыл бұрын

Didn't put up the Jigsaw links, did we?

@pdsnpsnldlqnop3330 2 жыл бұрын

Made in the UK

@chrisnewman7281 Жыл бұрын

I think you should qualify it by saying that it’s far infrared as opposed to near infrared. so it’s longer wavelength, then a bar heater and more conducive to heating nearby surfaces

@nc3826 2 жыл бұрын

Can a custom picture be printed on the IR heater, be ordered? Such as from a digital photo. Or is stock prints available? Seem like any added cost would attract higher end customers, who want greater customization options IMHO.

@justinhalsall4077 2 жыл бұрын

What is the range of these IR panels?

@sgsuper1150 2 жыл бұрын

You can time them to use the solar panel electric and use the house as a thermal storage.

@fishyerik 2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, heating the last bit only when needed is great idea, but there's still not a very practical simple way to do that, that is also generally and easily applicable. You can feel the instant warmth from an IR heater, but until the air is also warm you will still be mostly cold. Some people is happy with that, most will not be, in real life. Warming up objects, like sofas, and beds, takes a lot of time to do safely with IR, a lot of time means you use a lot of power for a long time. In reality this system is unlikely to save much energy compared to heating to the desired temperature all the time using a heat pump for most people.