150 Watt Infrared Heat Lamps

A 150W infrared heat lamp is brighter and produces more radiant energy than a 100W lamp because it consumes 50% more power. In short-wave lamps, higher wattage translates to a higher filament temperature and greater visible and near-infrared output. For process heating applications, the 150W lamp delivers more intense, faster-acting infrared radiation to the workpiece.

A 150-watt heat lamp consumes 0.15 kWh of electricity per hour. At the U.S. average rate of approximately $0.13 per kWh, this amounts to roughly $0.02 per hour or about $0.48 per day if run continuously. Goldenrod short-wave lamps from Fannon Products save approximately 23.5% in energy costs compared to standard infrared lamps, reducing operating expenses over time.

Short-wave infrared lamps operate at higher filament temperatures (around 4,000–4,100°F) with instant on/off response, making them ideal for high-speed drying and curing. Medium-wave lamps operate at lower temperatures, emitting longer wavelengths better absorbed by certain materials like plastics and coatings. Fannon Products offers both types in 150W configurations with optional reflectors.

Yes. Fannon Products manufactures 150W infrared lamps in custom lengths, wattages, voltages, and wiring configurations. Reflector options include 24K gold, white oxide, or clear quartz. Available heated lengths range from 1 inch to 58 inches. Custom orders are supported by direct technical consultation and typically ship within 1–2 days when specifications are standard.

Yes. Fannon Products' Twin-Tube Quartz Infrared Lamps are manufactured to exact OEM specifications and serve as direct replacements for lamps from Tempco, Anderson Thermal, DryStar, Eltosch Grafix, Heidelberg, Heraeus, Helios, Italquartz, and Emitted Energy, among others. Their team can assist in identifying the correct replacement based on your existing equipment's specifications.

Fannon Products' Twin-Tube Quartz Infrared Lamps are rated for over 5,000 hours of service life with good resistance to thermal shock. The Goldenrod Short-Wave lamps are also engineered for long life thanks to their 360-degree air space design, which protects the gold reflector through superior heat dissipation, even in demanding industrial environments.