Detroit Radiant Products Company

10/30/2026

It was a pleasure to participate in two vendor showcase events hosted by AIR Carolinas this week!

We're always grateful for the opportunity to connect with industry professionals, share our heating solutions, and support our valued partners.

Thank you to the AIR Carolinas team for having us!

09/28/2026

That’s a wrap on our 2026 Annual Training Seminar!

We had a great group join us at Detroit Radiant Products for a few days of hands-on training, product education, and plenty of conversation about all things radiant heat.

Thank you to everyone who made the trip to Detroit and joined us for this year’s seminar. We enjoyed having you and hope you’re heading into heating season with some new knowledge, new connections, and maybe a few new tricks up your sleeve!

Here’s to a great heating season ahead!

09/18/2026

The Radiant Heating Road Show is rolling through Wisconsin!

This week, Detroit Radiant's own Alex Napolitan, joined the team at Air Flow, Inc. for two days on the road, making 11 stops and connecting with more than 130 engineers, contractors, and industry professionals.

Each stop gave attendees a hands-on look at radiant heating, including a live tube heater installation demonstration and conversations about system design, application, and installation.

And Airflow isn’t done yet. Their team will continue the road show over the next two weeks, with more than 50 stops planned throughout Wisconsin.

A big thank you to Tom Gelin and the entire Airflow team for the time, planning, and effort that went into putting this together, and to everyone who stopped by to talk heaters with us!

09/14/2026

What really drives radiant heater performance?

In the final part of our reflector series, we look at how reflector material, geometry, emitter-tube temperature, and other design choices work together to influence measured radiant output.

Because in the end, no single feature tells the whole story.

Read Part 3:

In Part 1 of our reflector series, we looked at why reflector claims and simplified geometry do not, by themselves, establish heater performance. In Part 2,

08/24/2026

How is radiant output from a gas-fired infrared heater actually measured?

Part 2 of our reflector series looks at the difference between safety certification and radiant-performance rating, why a single temperature or output reading doesn’t tell the whole story, how radiant output is mapped, and what Radiant Emission Value (REV) actually represents.

We also take a closer look at stack temperature and why a safety limit should not be confused with a radiant-performance rating.

Read the full article:

In Part 1 of our reflector series, we looked at why terms like “100% efficient,” “single-pass,” and “dual-pass” do not, by themselves, establish how an

08/13/2026

Can an infrared heater reflector really be “100% efficient”?

It’s a common claim, but the answer is more complicated than a few perfectly drawn lines on a diagram.

Our latest blog looks at how reflector geometry, real materials, emitter temperature, and whole-heater performance all factor into the equation.

Read Part 1 of our reflector series here:

So what does a “100% efficient reflector” actually mean? There is no industry standard that establishes a standalone reflector-efficiency rating, so the

08/05/2026

Why can a building have plenty of heating capacity and still feel cold at floor level?

Sometimes the issue is not how much heat is being produced but how that heat is being delivered.

Our newest blog compares infrared radiant heat and forced air, including what happens in buildings with high ceilings, large doors, and unevenly occupied spaces.

Read more:

When evaluating heating options for a commercial or industrial building, infrared radiant and forced-air systems are often compared as though they accomplish

07/15/2026

Today we're at the Consumers Energy Business Energy Efficiency Expo at Ford Field!

We're excited to spend the day networking with fellow industry professionals and sharing how Re-Verber-Ray infrared heating solutions help improve comfort and energy efficiency in commercial and industrial spaces.

If you're attending the expo, be sure to keep an eye out for us at Booth 23!

07/04/2026

Wishing you a safe and happy 4th of July from all of us at Detroit Radiant Products! 🇺🇸

However you’re celebrating today, we hope your holiday is filled with good company, bright moments, and plenty of red, white, and blue.

Happy Independence Day!

07/01/2026

Say hello to Hot Rhod, our new high-end designer heating line built for spaces where warmth should feel as good as it looks.

The HRE Series brings the Hot Rhod vision to life with a clean, low-profile architectural design, single or dual element configurations, marine grade aluminum black powder-coated chassis, 316 marine grade bus bar, and optional trim add-ons in black, blue, gold, red, and 316 marine grade stainless steel.

Designed for patios, restaurants, hospitality spaces, and upscale outdoor applications, the HRE Series delivers powerful radiant comfort with a refined look.

Designed for comfort. Built for demanding spaces.

See the full launch on our blog: https://tinyurl.com/3ssz59y3