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MODEL 4824 120 vac Plug-in Price $655.00 
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Advantages and applications of FAR-Infrared film technology
The unique thin-film technology was developed for some of the world’s best-known companies in a variety of OEM products worldwide. This film is extremely efficient and reliable, typically providing for savings of 20 to 50% over traditional heating methods.
This Heater has a aesthetically pleasing “plug & play” radiant artworks using this thin-film technology and today the panels are manufactured in the State of Washington US made!
The technology can be found in...
- Homes, Buildings, Industrial complexes and places of worship from the ancient to the most modern creations
- The world’s fastest passenger trains
- The world’s largest passenger vessel
- Boats, both small and large
- Recreational Vehicles
- Modern automobiles (defrosting, deicing and heating)
- Battery-powered and Hybrid Vehicles
- Commercial and private aircraft
- Agricultural applications
- Other OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) applications. Products produced include heated clothing, heated horse blankets, roll-up heated awnings, towel heaters, mirror heaters, etc.
Reliability
Unlike traditional heating products which can be accessed and serviced easily, ILO/Prestyl’s products are designed to be installed in tight, often inaccessible places. One such application is the heating of passenger rail cars. The heating film can be applied between the floor’s layers or incorporated in the walls or ceiling/roof. In Europe, a rail car may see a 4-8 year life cycle, but after this, it many get sold to third-world countries where these have an expected service life of 30-50 years. Other applications are behind the plasterboard in ceilings of homes, schools and offices. Although the product is guaranteed for a few years, the life expectancy is many decades. Nearly all products ever produced are still in service.