Your Hands Are Freezing. Radiant Bar Fixes That.

Beautifully. Mount it above your workbench, your engine bay, your home gym rack, and hit the remote. Within one second the carbon-fiber tube throws warm radiant waves down at you — the same principle as sunlight on your skin on a cool morning. Wrench, lift, or work in a sweatshirt while the garage air stays garage-cold around you. Silent operation, no cast-iron rust risk on your tools, no fumes, no gas line. Plugs into a standard 120V outlet — no electrician, no 240V wiring.

No. Plug it into any standard 120V outlet in your shop — the same outlet your battery charger or work light uses. Draws 12.5A, so give it its own outlet (don't share the circuit with a table saw or a compressor). Zero panel upgrade, zero permit, zero electrician's quote.

A ceramic tower heats air; the air blows out the garage door. The Radiant Bar's Direct-Body Radiant Core™ warms YOU and the objects it's pointed at directly — so a cold person feels warm in seconds instead of waiting for a whole garage of air to warm up. Same watts, dramatically different delivered comfort.

About 28¢/hour at the US average electricity rate of 18.34¢/kWh. A 3-hour Saturday shop session runs under a dollar. Because radiant warms YOU directly, most owners run it less than a fan-forced heater — you hit the remote when you need the bench warm, and turn it off when you're done. No vague marketing math and no percentage-savings claims — just the honest hourly number.

Not if you plug it into its own outlet. The Radiant Bar draws 12.5A — well within a standard 15A garage circuit. Rule of thumb: don't share the circuit with a table saw, an air compressor, or a shop vac. Give it its own outlet and it runs flat all day.

Radiant IR is arguably the safest heat source you can put in a working shop. No open flame. No propane tank. No gas line. No fan blowing sawdust into ignition sources. The carbon-fiber tube runs hot (that's the mechanism), so mount it overhead per the template — at least 3 ft clear of combustibles. ETL certified for indoor residential use. Standard rule: keep sawdust, rags, and flammable liquids out of the direct radiant path.

Yes — both. Wall mount over the workbench or ceiling mount over the car bay. The adjustable bracket lets you aim the head between 45° and 90° to hit whatever you're working on. Mounting hardware and a paper template are included. Two lag screws into a joist or stud, 20 minutes with a drill.

Silent. No fan, no click, no hum. Zero moving parts — the carbon-fiber tube emits infrared waves, it doesn't blow air. WFH owners run it during video calls, home-gym owners hear their podcast over it, mechanics can talk to a helper across the bay without shouting.

Free returns within 30 days of delivery. Full manufacturer warranty on the Direct-Body Radiant Core™. If it isn't right for your shop, take it off the bracket and send it back — no restocking games.