R7s Infrared Halogen Quartz Heating Lamp: 235V, 1000W for Industrial Heat
We built the R7s infrared halogen quartz heating lamp for one reason: to give industrial processes fast, controllable, and focused heat—without a lot of fuss. It runs at 235V and 1000W, and that combination is exactly what you want when you need predictable power in a tight spot.
Power, voltage, and the practical stuff
That 1000W rating packs a lot of heat into a small footprint. So you get serious heat density without needing a huge heating zone. And because it runs at 235V, the current stays lower than with many lower-voltage heaters. In plain terms? You can often use smaller wiring and keep the install clean when you’re working inside plant panels. The R7s shape is standard, too. So you can swap it in and drop it into existing fixtures without reworking the holder or mounting hardware. It just fits.
What’s going on inside: halogen, quartz, and the R7s connector
Halogen chemistry helps keep the filament stable. It recycles evaporated tungsten back onto the hot element, which helps the lamp keep its output steady over time. The quartz envelope handles the high filament temperature—and it’s tough enough to take the shock of rapid on/off cycling. And the infrared output? It aims straight at the workpiece. That means less wasted heat floating around. Installation is simple, too. The R7s double-ended connector holds alignment, so you just push the lamp in and secure the end caps. Done.
Where this lamp shines—and what to keep in mind
Use it for spot heating, preheating plastics, curing adhesives, drying coatings, and component testing—anywhere fast response matters. Because it delivers high watt density through infrared, you can heat quickly while keeping the heat where you want it: on the target. Just remember—1000W in a small tube concentrates a lot of energy. Make sure the fixture and nearby components are rated for the heat, and keep ventilation in place. It’s powerful, and it’s meant to be.