Smoking ban causes run on Solamagic infrared heaters in Spain

Smoking ban causes run on Solamagic infrared heaters in Spain

Nov 17, 2010 Hotel managers and Restaurant owners are preparing for the new situation starting the 2th of January. According to Mr. van Os, owner of the internet shop www.terraceheaters.com, " is Solamagic prepared to deal with the extra applications for Infrared heaters. "

Solamagic has a lot of experience with smoking bans worldwide. Guests who want to smoke outside need shelter and warmth. Very often Solamagic is working together with awning companies like Markilux.

Like the sun, the Solamagic heater warms the human body and not the air. This is one of the reasons that the Solamagic is one of the most economic ways to warm clients on terraces. As opposed to conventional heat lamps and gas heaters, this has several advantages: Without preheating the air, you immediately enjoy the warm sensation, which saves both time and money.

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The Solamagic warms up without noise or odour and warms a range from 15-20 square meters. The operating cost with an output of 1,4 kilowatts and depending upon electricity tariffs not even 16 cents per hour. The installation and handling of the heater (which is made of weatherproof aluminium) is very easy. Mount it horizontally from the ceiling or on one of the walls.

For example the Solamagic 2000 ECO+ will comfortably heat 16 square meters!!!

The heart of the Solamagic heater is the HeleN infrared lamp made by Philips. With a normal use, it will give you 15 years of healthy warmth, and a romantic glow like the sun going down.

Solamagic heaters are available on www.terraceheaters.com

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