Infrared Carbon Fiber vs Infrared Ceramic Heater

Feature Carbon Fiber Heater Ceramic Heater   Voltage 110V/60Hz 110V/60Hz Power density 0.5-1.5 W/CM2 12-25 W/CM2 Surface temperature less than 392°F (200°C) 527°F (275°C) Size Large surface Small surface Thickness less than 0.2 inches (5 mm) 1.8 inches (46 mm) Fire retardant 94 V-0 94 V-0 Temperature rise curve Stable, Smooth Wider Pulse Waves Far infrared micron length 5.6μm-15μm 2μm-15μm Infrared conversion rate 98% 68% Maintenance Relatively Harder Relatively Easy Production technology Relatively Harder Relatively Easy Price/cost High Low Advantages Heat up as soon as plugs in power outlet. Reaches desire temperature in 5 minutes. Large heating panel, even heat distribution. High electric conversion rate 98% and above. High efficiency, Low energy cost. Save 30-50% energy. Insulation strength of national standard 3750 V, maximum pressure 10000 V, long-term use of up to 100,000 hours or more. No peeling and no fractures, waterproof, moisture-proof, fire-retardant; acid, alkali and salt corrosion proof. Short heating time. Small volume. No open flame, safe and durable. Easy Maintenance. No dust, No Pollution. Low cost, high efficiency.

Ceramic heaters have slower warm-up position, larger surface area, as well as lower temperature and emit rays closer to far-infrared.

Carbon heaters have fast warm-up, largest surface area, lower temperature and emit rays closer to far-infrared.