HeatTower patio heater

The HeatTower is the HeatShine on its own legs. The same technology, the same triple carbon heating element, the same warmth in less than thirty-five seconds — only free-standing, for those who don’t want to or are not allowed to drill.

This is the scenario we hear about most often: a rented apartment, a homeowners' association, a listed facade, or a terrace that isn’t finished yet, leaving you unsure where the seating area will ultimately be. A free-standing unit solves this without anyone needing to make a commitment.

158 × 16.9 × 7.5 centimeters, 26 kilograms, with a powder-coated steel base plate measuring 42 × 27.5 centimeters. The 26 kilograms are intentional, by the way: a lighter device wouldn't be stable in the wind. 2,700 watts, black aluminum body, silver protective grille, IPx4 protection rating, 230-volt connection.

It comes with a weather cover and a 170-centimeter Schuko power cord. You place it, plug it in, and press the switch — an on-off switch with two power settings, so you can also run it at half power on mild evenings. There is no radio remote control for this model; if you need that, the wall-mounted HeatShine is the right device.

The radiant efficiency is 76 percent, and the service life is 10,000 operating hours. The carbon element emits almost no red light.

It is designed for covered outdoor areas. The HeatTower is right at home under a pergola, a louvered roof, or a canopy, but not out in an open field.

ExtremeLine is a brand of S.E. System Electronic GmbH from Halfing in the district of Rosenheim, twenty minutes by car from us. It is developed and built there.

I primarily offer the HeatTower for anyone who isn't allowed to drill. Rental apartments, homeowners' associations, listed facades—it happens more often than you think, and in those cases, the most beautiful wall mount doesn't help.

What I like about the unit are the adjustable feet. Anyone who has ever placed a freestanding heater on an old natural stone patio knows why that can’t be taken for granted.

Switch off, unplug, and allow to cool before cleaning. Wipe the housing, base plate, and protective grille with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners.

The included weather cover is not an emergency accessory, but must be placed over the device after every use if it remains outdoors. During the winter, it is best to store the HeatTower in a dry place — in the basement, garage, or under a canopy.

IPx4 protects against splashing water, not water jets. Do not use high-pressure cleaners or garden hoses.

Delivery time: approx. 2 to 3 weeks. Shipping is free of charge for you. Delivered as a parcel, ready to set up.

An electrical connection by a specialist is not required; the HeatTower comes with a 170-centimeter Schuko connection cable.

However, please pay attention to the power line: 2,700 watts is around 11.7 amperes. Do not use a thin cable reel and always fully unroll an extension cord. And keep the weight of 26 kilograms in mind if you intend to store the unit away seasonally.

• ExtremeLine HeatTower – Product Data Sheet
• ExtremeLine – Operating Manual for Radiant Heaters and Lights
• ExtremeLine – Brand Catalog 2026

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