Description
The Top 9818 from MO-EL is a high-quality infrared radiator, designed to heat large spaces efficiently and comfortably. With its powerful performance and sustainable construction, this model is ideal for both residential and commercial applications .
Main features:
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Langegolf Infrared technology: offers soft and even warmth without blinding, which ensures a pleasant and natural heating experience .
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High power: with a power of 1800 W, the Hot Top 9818 supplies effective heating, suitable for larger spaces and open areas .
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Durable design: equipped with a robust aluminum housing and a protection rate of IP55, making it resistant to dust and water jets, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use .
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Flexible installation: can be mounted on the wall or ceiling, depending on the specific needs of the room .
Technical specifications:
| Specification |
Detailed |
| Model |
Hot Top 9818 |
| Assets |
1800 W |
| Tension |
220-240 V |
| Frequency |
50-60 Hz |
| Protection |
IP55 |
| Dimensions |
1250 x 201 x 58 mm |
| Weight |
6.4 kg |
| Assembly height |
2.1 - 2.3 m |
| Material |
Aluminum |
| Colour |
Silver |
Why choose the Hot Top 9818?
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Efficient heating: The high power ensures fast and even heating of large spaces, which is ideal for terraces, patios and commercial environments .
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Weather resistant: thanks to the IP55 classification, the device is resistant to various weather conditions, making it suitable for outdoor use .
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Simple installation: With the included mounting brackets, the hot top 9818 can be installed quickly and easily at the desired location .
Frequently asked questions:
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Is the Hot Top 9818 suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, with an IP55 classification it is resistant to dust and water jets, making it ideal for outdoor spaces such as terraces and patios .
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How much space can it heat?
This model is effective in heating areas up to around 20 m², depending on environmental factors and installation height .
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What is the difference between Langegolf and Kortegolf infrared heating?
Longwolf infrared heating, such as the Hot Top 9818, produces a softer heat without light emissions, while shortwave heaters produce more intense heat and visible light.
