The top of the range 2kW California Black electric patio heater from our Sunset range is the pinnacle of good looks and effective outdoor heating. The matt black finish gives the California infrared patio heater a discreet, very high end look.

Ideal for those looking for an easy to control solution, the CALIFORNIA patio heater provides an instant and powerful heat with a warm and comforting glow, but without the glare and invasive light produced by most quartz halogen heaters available.  With its cutting-edge design incorporating a high quality anodised finish, the California takes outdoor heating to another level. The 2kW CALIFORNIA Black electric patio heater combines contemporary design with an ultra-long life carbon heating lamp which quickly produces an effective feeling of comfortable warmth.  Well-suited for both domestic and commercial markets, California is an excellent solution for alfresco restaurants, bars, shops and similar outdoor environments seeking a stylish, effective heating solution for their space.

The CALIFORNIA can also provide a modern, effective and efficient solution for large, hard to heat, draughty indoor areas such as public halls, reception areas and larger indoor venues where aesthetics are a priority.

Silent in operation, the CALIFORNIA infrared patio heater comes with a remote control and can operate at two different power levels, it can also be timer controlled for up to 24 hours for extra precision and heating control. The high protection afforded by California’s IP65 rating allows it to be mounted outdoors and exposed to rainfall all year round. California should only be wall mounted.  A stand (available separately) allows California to be mounted as a temporary heater where it can be used exactly where and when it is needed.

Also available in Gold or Silver.

Voted as Best for Effortless Hollywood-worthy heating in the ‘Best Patio Heaters’ guide by

Please note: in exposed areas with air movement and wind, infrared spread may reduce by 1/3 to 1/2.  In these areas we recommend proportionally increasing the number of heaters.