Heatstrip
Slim electric radiant heaters.
- Brand headquarters
- Melbourne, Australia Source
- Founded
- Engineering products since 1988, according to the brand. Source
- Ownership
- A Thermofilm Australia brand. Thermofilm is the warrantor named in the US product manuals. Source
- Corporate group
- Glen Dimplex Australia lists Heatstrip among its brands. Source
- North American distribution
- Earthcore Industries, designated sole North American distributor in February 2026. Source
- Where made
- Not stated consistently. The Classic US manual lists China as the country of manufacture. The brand's site describes the range as designed and engineered in Australia. Source
- Warranty
- 3-year residential and 2-year commercial on the Classic, Intense, Enhance and gas models. 3-year residential and 3-year commercial on the Max DC Commercial. Source
What They Make
Heatstrip makes slim electric radiant heaters for covered patios, plus two gas models. The brand gives its head office as Melbourne, Australia, and says it has been engineering products since 1988. Earthcore Industries has been the sole North American distributor since February 2026.
The electric range runs on 240 V. The Classic is a wall or ceiling strip at 2,400 or 3,200 W in black or white, rated IP55, with or without remote and app control. Intense comes at 2,200 and 3,200 W and Enhance at 2,400 and 3,200 W, both with remote and app control. Max DC Commercial is hard-wired at 4,000 W on a 20 A supply or 6,000 W on a 32 A supply. Both gas models list 32,225 BTU/hr: a natural gas wall-mounted heater and a portable propane heater that takes a 20 lb cylinder.
Heatstrip's site describes the range as designed and engineered in Australia. The Classic US manual lists China as the country of manufacture, so this page doesn't call it made in Australia.
Heatstrip collections, as the manufacturer lists them
Heatstrip Classic
Source- Category
- Wall or ceiling electric radiant strip
- Materials
- Infrared electric, aluminum
- Fuel
- Electric
- Notes
- 2,400 W and 3,200 W on 240 V single phase, in black or white, with or without Remote and App control. Ceramic-coated extruded alloy, IP55. The manual lists ETL approval and recommends mounting at 2.3 to 2.5 m.
Heatstrip Intense
Source- Category
- Electric radiant heater with Remote and App control
- Materials
- Infrared electric
- Fuel
- Electric
- Notes
- 2,200 W and 3,200 W on 240 V, in black or white.
Heatstrip Enhance
Source- Category
- Electric radiant heater with Remote and App control
- Materials
- Infrared electric
- Fuel
- Electric
- Notes
- 2,400 W and 3,200 W on 240 V. The manual lists ETL approval.
Heatstrip Max DC Commercial
Source- Category
- Hard-wired commercial electric heater
- Materials
- Infrared electric
- Fuel
- Electric
- Notes
- 4,000 W on a 20 A supply and 6,000 W on a 32 A supply, both 240 V.
Wall Mounted Gas
Source- Category
- Wall-mounted radiant gas heater
- Materials
- Infrared gas, stainless
- Fuel
- Natural gas
- Notes
- 32,225 BTU/hr (model X-DGR32WNG). 420 stainless head with high-temperature paint. The manual references a CSA label.
Portable Gas
Source- Category
- Freestanding gas heater
- Materials
- Infrared gas, stainless, steel
- Fuel
- Propane
- Notes
- 32,225 BTU/hr with a 4-tile ceramic burner, run from a 20 lb cylinder. 420 stainless head on a powder-coated mild steel stand. The manual references a CSA label.
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How to Tell Their Pieces Apart
Wattage and controls separate the models. The strips run 2,200 to 3,200 W on 240 V, and Max DC Commercial steps up to 4,000 and 6,000 W for commercial spaces. The Classic comes with or without remote and app control, and Intense and Enhance are both listed with it.
Construction differs by fuel. The Classic is ceramic-coated extruded alloy with an IP55 rating. The gas heads are 420 stainless, and the portable model's stand is powder-coated mild steel. The Classic and Enhance manuals list ETL approval, and the gas manuals reference a CSA label.
Get the mounting height from the manual. The Classic manual recommends 2.3 to 2.5 m, and the installation manual and your local inspector govern clearances for every model.
Who It Suits, and Who It Doesn't
In our view, Heatstrip fits a covered patio or pergola with a 240 V circuit available, where you want a slim, quiet electric heater.
We wouldn't put it in an open, uncovered yard on a windy night, and it isn't a fire feature.
The North American distributor changed in February 2026, so warranty and parts questions go through the US contact on heatstrip.com. The warranty is three years residential and two years commercial on the Classic, Intense, Enhance and gas models, and three years for both on the Max DC Commercial.
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Sources
Each fact and collection on this page links to the page it came from, with the date we checked it.
- Heatstrip, About Heatstrip pageChecked
- Heatstrip, Classic US product manual (X-THHUS-A, Rev 6)Checked
- Glen Dimplex Australia, Our Brands pageChecked
- Earthcore Industries, press release dated 2026-02-06Checked
- Heatstrip, Classic US product manual (X-THHUS-A, Rev 6); About Heatstrip pageChecked
- Heatstrip, product pages; Warranty registration pageChecked
- Heatstrip, Classic product page; Classic US product manualChecked
- Heatstrip, Intense with Remote and App product pageChecked
- Heatstrip, Enhance with Remote and App product pageChecked
- Heatstrip, Max DC Commercial Heater product pageChecked
- Heatstrip, X-DGR32WNG US manualChecked
- Heatstrip, X-DGR32PLP head and stand US manualChecked
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