Nearly Two Decades Focused on Electric Infrared Heating
Since 2007, Aura has remained focused on electric infrared heating and the practical requirements that come with specifying, installing and using it.
Over time, the range has developed around changing project needs, combining different heater technologies, mounting options and control approaches while maintaining a consistent focus on reliable operation and straightforward installation.
Designed to Work Simply, Reliably and Effectively
Aura products are developed around the practical details that matter during installation and day-to-day operation.
Outdoor-Ready Design
Selected Aura heaters are designed for exposed and covered outdoor applications, including CF Series models with an IP65 rating.
Simple Control
CF Series heaters include remote operation and multiple heat levels, with additional control options available for suitable projects.
Competitive Value
The focus is on useful features, reliable product design and strong heating capability without unnecessary complexity.
Heating Solutions for the Spaces People Use Every Day
Aura heaters are used across residential and commercial environments, with heater selection based on the space, exposure and how the area is designed to be used.
Comfort for Outdoor Living
Electric infrared heating can help extend the use of patios, pergolas, outdoor kitchens, garages and other living spaces into cooler parts of the year.
Heating for Professional Spaces
Commercial projects often require more careful planning around heater placement, mounting height, controls, weather exposure and electrical requirements, especially in restaurant and hospitality settings.
Certified Products. Clear Technical Support.
Aura heaters are independently tested to North American safety standards, with certification, installation manuals, technical documentation and warranty information available to support both homeowners and professionals.
Plan the Right Heating Solution for Your Space
Every project is different. Space size, mounting height, exposure, electrical requirements and how the area is used can all affect heater selection.