Clarke IRD20B 20kW Diesel Infrared Heater
Clarke IRD20B 20kW Diesel Infrared Heater
SKU: IRD20B
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- Powerful heat output
- Covers large areas
- Clean, low-emission burn
- Spreads heat fast
- Safe, reliable running
- Easy to move
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Estimated delivery: 2-4 working days
- Rapid delivery
- 14-day returns
- Price match guarantee
Description
The Clarke IRD20B is a diesel-fired infrared heater built for workshops, warehouses, construction sites and emergency heating needs. It runs on diesel, kerosene or paraffin, giving flexibility over which fuel is used to keep a large space warm.
Warms large workspaces fast
Workshops, warehouses and construction sites are hard to keep warm with a small heater, and sometimes heat is needed at short notice. The IRD20B is built for exactly that, covering areas of up to 400m² and bringing rapid warmth to large, open spaces.
Runs on diesel, kerosene or paraffin
It runs on diesel, kerosene or paraffin, so fuel choice can depend on whatever is available on site. Clean combustion keeps emissions low while still producing strong heat, and despite its output the heater stays compact enough to fit where space is tight.
Simple controls, one thermostat
A built-in thermostat and digital temperature display make it straightforward to monitor and hold a steady heat level. The carry handle and stable stand mean it is easy to move and position exactly where warmth is needed most around the workspace.
Steel casing built for site work
The IRD20B measures 580 x 340 x 625mm and weighs 18.5kg, with a fuel safety cut-out and a durable steel casing built to withstand site use. A 10.5 litre fuel tank feeds the burner, and it runs on diesel, kerosene or paraffin depending on what is available.
Specifications
Shipping
We deliver using trusted parcel couriers and pallet services. Larger, heavier or fragile items are delivered to the kerbside, and someone must be available to accept them.
Delivery charges depend on your order and location. Remote or offshore areas may incur additional charges. We will email tracking details once your order is dispatched.
Warranty
If something goes wrong with your product, we are here to help. Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, you have a legal right to a repair, replacement or refund if your product is faulty or not as described.
Call our team on 0330 1656 200 and we will guide you through the warranty process.
Return Policy
Consumer customers can cancel within 14 calendar days of receiving their order. Return costs are the customer's responsibility. Different conditions apply to business purchases.
Please inspect your delivery on arrival and contact our team promptly about damage or missing items. Contact us before arranging a return.
Description
The Clarke IRD20B is a diesel-fired infrared heater built for workshops, warehouses, construction sites and emergency heating needs. It runs on diesel, kerosene or paraffin, giving flexibility over which fuel is used to keep a large space warm.
Warms large workspaces fast
Workshops, warehouses and construction sites are hard to keep warm with a small heater, and sometimes heat is needed at short notice. The IRD20B is built for exactly that, covering areas of up to 400m² and bringing rapid warmth to large, open spaces.
Runs on diesel, kerosene or paraffin
It runs on diesel, kerosene or paraffin, so fuel choice can depend on whatever is available on site. Clean combustion keeps emissions low while still producing strong heat, and despite its output the heater stays compact enough to fit where space is tight.
Simple controls, one thermostat
A built-in thermostat and digital temperature display make it straightforward to monitor and hold a steady heat level. The carry handle and stable stand mean it is easy to move and position exactly where warmth is needed most around the workspace.
Steel casing built for site work
The IRD20B measures 580 x 340 x 625mm and weighs 18.5kg, with a fuel safety cut-out and a durable steel casing built to withstand site use. A 10.5 litre fuel tank feeds the burner, and it runs on diesel, kerosene or paraffin depending on what is available.