Collection: Short Wave Infrared

Short wave infrared, also known as halogen, tungsten, T3 emitters is the hottest and fastest heating option available. This option features the most advanced heating technology. It is characterized by a narrower wavelength of heat with a peak spectral output that falls approximately within the 1.3 micron range, just past that of visible light. Virtually all short wave emitters will operate at approximately 3,500 degrees Kelvin. This technology produces bright white light that can be filtered to reduce its glare, but may still strain visibility. Short wave heating units are instant on and feature a higher watt density per inch of emitter length.