WARMPANEL DOG is an innovative system for heating and giving vitality to your puppies. WARMPANEL DOG transmits heat through radiation: the puppies are heated by infrared Rays-C (FIR), which are the non-luminous thermal portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.
The distinctive feature of Infrared Rays-C (FIR) emitted through WARMPANEL DOG is that they penetrate the skin by 2-3 cm, promoting vasodilation and microcirculation.
This is a revitalizing factor, which has a many beneficial effects for the puppies.
The infrared rays emitted by normal lamps should not be confused with those emitted by WARMPANEL DOG: Infrared Rays-C (FIR) are a non-luminous portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, while lamps are luminous. Conventional lamps transmit heat through convection: they heat the air first and then the bodies.
This causes significant energy loss; the temperature of the surface in the centre of the lamp reaches 180 °C. If positioned too close to the puppies, it can cause discomfort, in addition to the fact that it does not heat in depth.
WARMPANEL DOG works in a completely different way. It heats through radiation: the surface of the panel reaches a maximum of 90 °C, the selected portion C (FIR) of infrared rays reach the puppies’ bodies directly, passing through the air. Heating in depth (up to 3 cm) and without emitting light, the rays emitted by WARMPANEL DOG are perceived as pleasant warmth, without causing discomfort to the litter.
The size of WARMPANEL DOG must allow the litter to be heated without heating the mother.
Before purchasing, the size of the nursery area must be carefully considered: the panel must only heat the area destined for the litter, and its action must not extend to the remaining part of the whelping cage. It is important that the mother always has unheated space at her disposal.