Clean design · reduced lightPure®
A curved glass-ceramic front.

We help you choose your Heatscope heater,
its positioning, controls and suitable accessories.
Pure, Next, Vision and Spot meet different priorities: design, visible light and the heat you want. We help you compare the ranges before choosing your model.
Clean design · reduced lightA curved glass-ceramic front.
Direct heat · Y-shaped grilleResponsive heat, a curved grille.
Reduced light · sheltered spacesA glass-ceramic front that filters light.
Focused radiant heatDirect heat for occupied areas.

Our role as specialists is to help you choose a Heatscope suited to your space, then plan its positioning and controls.
Glass-ceramic front or grille, visible light and radiant heat: we help you compare Pure, Next, Vision and Spot according to your priorities.
Wind, mounting height and the areas actually used matter as much as the surface area. These factors help determine the power and number of heaters.
External control, remote control or SmartBox depending on the model: plan your choice with suitable brackets and check compatibility for each reference.
Bracket, extension, control: choose each accessory according to your Heatscope reference and mounting arrangement. Check compatibility before purchase.
PLAN THE INSTALLATION AS A WHOLE.
To complete your installation, check which bracket, finish and controls are compatible with your model.

Radiant heat, front design and controls differ between ranges.
Our advice starts with these differences.
A pergola, a restaurant terrace or a reception area?
Gather the information needed to choose your Heatscope.
Pure combines a curved glass-ceramic front with reduced light. Next uses a curved Y-shaped grille for responsive heat. Vision prioritises low light in sheltered spaces. Spot focuses radiant heat on the areas to be heated. Exposure and positioning then refine the choice.
Area is an initial guide. Wind, mounting height, orientation and occupied zones also determine the setup. Heating a table or outdoor lounge does not necessarily mean covering the entire terrace. The choice concerns power, number of heaters and their positioning.
Control methods vary by range and version. Vision and Spot are available with external control or remote control. For Pure and Next, a SmartBox can complement external control. Check the heater and controller references before combining them.
Dimensions, available height, wind exposure and areas to heat provide a good starting point. Add the support type and desired controls. For a restaurant or hotel, also specify the table layout and areas used by your guests.
Required heights, clearances, orientations and weather protection depend on the model. Read the manual for the selected reference before planning installation. Read the Heatscope manuals.