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How to Identify an Infrared Heater: Guide to Heliosa, Helios Radiant and Varma Models (Star Progetti)

How to Identify an Infrared Heater: Guide to Heliosa, Helios Radiant and Varma Models (Star Progetti)

Photographed an infrared heater on a terrace, in a garden or in a glass veranda and not sure which model it is? This guide helps you identify Star Progetti and Varma Tec heaters by appearance, purpose and model marking. In Montenegro they are distributed by COMARK.


How infrared heating works

Infrared heaters don’t warm the air. They heat people and surfaces directly, much like sunlight. That’s why they work on windy, fully open terraces, and heat arrives almost instantly. The models differ in where they should be used: open terrace, seaside, or enclosed glass garden.


Where to find the model name

The model name, power rating and manufacturer are usually printed on the rating plate on the unit. Look for Heliosa, Helios Radiant, Varma or Star Progetti. If the plate isn’t visible, send us a photo and we’ll identify the model.


Varma 400 IPX5

What it is: A compact infrared heater from Varma Tec®, in graphite.

Distributor in Montenegro: COMARK.


Heliosa 66 IPX5

What it is: A professional heater for terraces and gardens, available in white and graphite.

Distributor in Montenegro: COMARK.


Helios Radiant INOX Seaside

What it is: An anti-corrosion heater with an AISI 304 stainless steel housing, engineered for coastal conditions. As far as we know, the only heater of its kind in Montenegro and the region.

Distributor in Montenegro: COMARK.


Heliosa 66 Black IP25

What it is: A premium variant with black protective glass that blocks the red glow and emits minimal light while still heating efficiently.

Distributor in Montenegro: COMARK.


Heliosa Radio Black EVO

What it is: The most luxurious and serious model in the range, with a remote control and three power levels.

Distributor in Montenegro: COMARK.


Frequently asked questions

Which heater is this?
Check the rating plate on the unit. If it reads Heliosa, Helios Radiant or Varma, it’s an infrared heater from the COMARK range. You can send a photo to info@comark.me.

Where can I buy a Heliosa 66 in Montenegro?
From the distributor COMARK, with free installation and warranty.

Which infrared heater won’t rust by the sea?
The Helios Radiant INOX Seaside, thanks to its AISI 304 stainless steel housing.

Which heater is right for a glass garden?
The Heliosa 66 Black IP25 or the Heliosa Radio Black EVO. The Radio Black EVO is intended exclusively for enclosed spaces.

What’s the difference between the Heliosa 66 and the Varma 400?
Both are 2000W with IPX5 protection. The Heliosa 66 heats up to 9 m² and offers more mounting options, while the Varma 400 is more compact and heats up to 8 m².


Why COMARK

+382 67 010 725
info@comark.me
www.comark.me/proizvodi/infracrvene-grijalice