Compare Space Ray heater options with commercial infrared heating guidance from Combustion Research Corporation. This guide explains heater types, sizing factors, costs, fuel choices, warranties, and ideal applications for warehouses, hangars, service bays, manufacturing plants, natatoriums, and other demanding facilities—helping engineers and facility teams make confident specification decisions.
Explore commercial infrared heater types, applications, sizing considerations, warranties, and specification support.
Custom-engineered negative-pressure radiant tube systems for large facilities needing efficient coverage, fast heat-up, and durable construction across warehouses, hangars, manufacturing plants, natatoriums, and industrial spaces.
Unitary gas-fired infrared tube heaters for straightforward commercial and industrial layouts where efficient radiant comfort is needed without fully custom vacuum-system engineering.
Instant-on ceramic infrared heaters designed for spot and zone heating, reaching maximum operating temperature in under one minute for work cells, docks, entrances, and protected outdoor spaces.
Compact 40K–60K BTU power-vented radiant tube heaters for smaller commercial, agricultural, workshop, service-bay, pole-barn, and single-zone heating applications.
Commercial ceiling- or wall-mounted electric infrared heaters for semi-outdoor terraces, loading docks, covered entrances, and facilities where gas or propane is not practical.
Application-specific guidance for warehouses, aircraft hangars, manufacturing plants, CNG repair facilities, military bays, ice arenas, natatoriums, and auto dealership service departments.
A Space Ray heater comparison should look beyond brand names and focus on system type, heat coverage, fuel efficiency, mounting height, corrosion resistance, controls, and code requirements. Combustion Research Corporation helps facility teams evaluate low-intensity radiant tube, high-intensity ceramic, and electric infrared options for demanding commercial, industrial, agricultural, and specialty environments.
Combustion Research Corporation brings proven products, engineering depth, and long-term value to infrared heating decisions.
Over 50 years designing durable infrared systems for demanding commercial and industrial facilities.
CSA International Design Certified systems support specification confidence and recognized safety compliance.
Engineering support helps match BTU sizing, mounting height, fuel type, and application requirements.
Radiant systems can reduce operational costs by 30–50% compared with conventional heating.
Experienced infrared heating specialists supporting complex facility specifications.
Combustion Research Corporation has manufactured low-intensity infrared heating solutions for over 50 years, building durable systems for facilities where conventional heating struggles. From its headquarters in Rochester Hills, Michigan, the company supports commercial, industrial, and agricultural projects across North America through a representative network and engineering resources. Its focus is practical: help facility managers, mechanical engineers, and design-build contractors select infrared heating systems that reduce operating costs, protect usable floor space, and perform reliably in high-bay, corrosive, door-cycling, and code-sensitive environments.
Commercial infrared heater pricing is typically quoted per project rather than sold at a fixed shelf price. Cost depends on facility square footage, ceiling height, BTU load, fuel type, venting, construction material, controls, gas piping, electrical drops, and installation complexity. Combustion Research systems are quoted through local representatives or by calling 888-852-3611 for application-specific guidance.
Get practical answers before specifying your infrared heating system.
Design certified to recognized gas standards.
Certified under infrared heater performance standards.
Listed for professional specification documents.
Share your facility type, square footage, ceiling height, fuel source, and heating goals so the team can help route you to the right product guidance or representative.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 888-852-3611. You can also send us a quick email at info@combustionresearch.com.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 888-852-3611. You can also send us a quick email at info@combustionresearch.com.