
Opranic S70R Freestanding Outdoor Heater with Remote Control, 2300 W
The Opranic S70R is a freestanding outdoor heater for patios, terraces and conservatories.

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The Opranic S70R is a freestanding outdoor heater for patios, terraces and conservatories.

The Opranic S50R is a portable patio heater for your balcony, patio or conservatory.

Move the warmth to where the evening happens.
No installation, no electrician. Unpack, plug in and feel the warmth within seconds. Remote control included, protective cover available.
Previous models, the same warmth.

Freestanding patio heaters with infrared warmth that you place where you sit. No installation and no gas: plug in and the heat is there at once. With remote control, timer and five heat settings.
Infrared heating at the core, with the Opranic brand since 2015.
Our own development, from heating element to housing.
Mediumwave carbon fibre infrared. Feel the sun, not the glare.
Pro V70R, Pro V70, S70R and A70R.
A standing patio heater from Opranic replaces the gas heater on the terrace. It starts at the push of a button, gives heat within seconds and needs neither gas bottle nor ignition. The heat is aimed at where you sit and stays with you in a light draught.
2,300 W, five heat settings, remote control and timer. Test winner in Aftonbladet, Sweden, with a five-year warranty. Choose it where the heater stays in place through the season.
Discover the S70RUnder 5 kg with an all-metal housing, available with 1,800 W or 2,300 W. Easy to move between terrace, balcony and storage, and it takes little space.
Discover the S50RThe heaters are supplied with a base and connect to a standard socket. With the remote you choose the heat setting and set the timer from 1 to 9 hours, and the heater switches itself off.
A 2,300 W heater at full output, with electricity at €0.38 per kWh. Lower heat settings cost proportionally less, and on the models with a remote the timer switches the heater off when the evening ends.
Gas or electric? See how they compare.