Infrared Carbon Fiber vs Infrared Ceramic Heater |
| Feature |
Carbon Fiber Heater |
Ceramic Heater |
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| 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.
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- Short heating time.
- Small volume.
- No open flame, safe and durable.
- Easy Maintenance.
- No dust, No Pollution.
- Low cost, high efficiency.
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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.
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