Heating a hair salon in Simferopol
Five Teplov infrared heaters were installed to heat a hair salon in Simferopol. They serve two working rooms measuring 25 and 35 m², both with 4 m ceilings. Each room has its own thermostat, allowing its temperature to be set separately.
How the heaters were allocated between the rooms
The 25 m² room has one Teplov B1000 and one Teplov B1350. The 35 m² room has three B1350 heaters. Each room therefore has its own set of heaters and temperature control.
| Parameter | 25 m² room | 35 m² room |
|---|---|---|
| Heaters | 1 × B1000 + 1 × B1350 | 3 × B1350 |
| Number of heaters | 2 | 3 |
| Ceiling height | 4 m | 4 m |
| Temperature control | Separate thermostat | Separate thermostat |
Why ceiling heating suits a hair salon
A hair salon needs floor space for chairs, equipment, furniture and staff movement. Ceiling infrared heaters allow heating equipment to be placed above the working area, without adding floor-standing heaters beside customers or in walkways.
Infrared radiation transfers heat to surfaces and people within the heater’s coverage. Absorbed energy heats the material, and heat then spreads within it by conduction. Warm surfaces also exchange heat with the surrounding air. Heater selection therefore needs to account for mounting height, radiation direction and workstation positions as well as floor area.
With 4 m ceilings, it is particularly important to coordinate heater placement with the occupied area. Room height alone does not determine how many heaters are needed: heat losses through walls, windows and ventilation must also be considered.
A separate temperature setting for each room
The thermostat in each room allows users to set the required temperature and controls the heaters serving that room. The system responds to local room temperature; a reading from one room is not used as the sole reference for the entire salon.
This is useful when rooms have different patterns of use or heat losses. Different temperature settings can be selected when needed. The thermostat switches heating according to demand, so the installed heaters do not necessarily run continuously throughout the working day. Actual consumption depends on room conditions and the settings selected.
What the Teplov solution offers
This project combines two heater sizes, ceiling installation and separate room controls. For the owner, this keeps floor space available and allows heating to be adjusted independently in each room. The equipment configuration and control arrangement are the practical basis of the solution.
Teplov’s technical product pages list CE and UkrSEPRO for the models used. Installation and operating requirements are set out in the equipment documentation and must be followed when choosing mounting locations and making electrical connections.
Other salon heating projects
For comparison, see the beauty salon heating project in Chernivtsi, which uses B600 heaters with attention to the staff working area. The Magnifique beauty salon heating project uses Black Edition heaters. These projects illustrate different equipment options and arrangements within salon interiors.
Choosing heating for your hair salon
To select a system for another salon, we need a room plan, ceiling heights, details of windows, insulation and ventilation, and the available electrical capacity. The cost includes the selected heaters, controls, mounts and electrical installation work. This project provides an example configuration; equipment for your premises should be selected for its specific conditions.
Learn more about applications and equipment selection in our section on heating for salons and other commercial premises. Contact Teplov with your project details to discuss equipment and heater placement.
Hair Salon Heating FAQ
Can infrared heaters heat a hair salon with 4 m ceilings?
This project demonstrates B1000 and B1350 heaters in rooms of that height. For another property, heat losses, the selected models’ permitted installation conditions and workstation positions must be checked. Ceiling height alone is not enough to select equipment.
Why install a separate thermostat in each room?
It allows the temperature and heating to be controlled separately in each room. This is useful when rooms differ in heat loss, usage patterns or the temperature required.
Can the same set of heaters be used in any 60 m² hair salon?
No. Floor area alone does not determine the equipment needed. In this project, the 60 m² area is divided into two rooms with different sets of heaters. Selection for your salon also takes account of height, insulation, windows, ventilation and available electrical capacity.
How much electricity does this heating system use?
Consumption depends on heater power and actual operating time under thermostat control. Verified consumption measurements for this project are not available. A cost estimate requires operating conditions, the required temperature and the electricity tariff.