How Does LUOS Heat Tobacco? Infrared Deep-Heating Explained

The heating system is one of the key factors that can influence the experience of a heated tobacco device.

Unlike conventional heating methods that mainly transfer heat from a heating element into the tobacco, the **Sixhill LUOS **uses DeepCore Breelight™ infrared deep-heating technology.

Traditional Heating vs LUOS Infrared Heating

Traditional heating usually transfers heat gradually from a heating surface into the tobacco stick. This can create differences in temperature between different areas of tobacco.

LUOS takes a different approach.

Infrared energy is designed to penetrate deeper into the tobacco material, helping distribute heat across a wider area.

The result is designed to provide:

• Deeper heating

• More uniform temperature distribution

• More efficient heat transfer

• More consistent flavor throughout the session

More Efficient Tobacco Heating

Heating performance is not simply about reaching a higher temperature.

What matters is how effectively the heat is delivered to the tobacco.

With infrared deep heating, LUOS is designed to reduce localized heating and allow more of the tobacco material to be heated evenly.

According to Sixhill internal comparison testing, this heating structure can improve the release and transfer efficiency of tobacco aerosol components compared with conventional heating structures.

Better Temperature Control

Efficient heating can also help reduce unnecessary heat transfer to the device body.

Sixhill internal testing showed that LUOS-series devices maintained a lower exterior temperature than the conventional heating device used for comparison.

This allows LUOS to focus more of its thermal energy on the tobacco itself.

The Technology Behind LUOS

With DeepCore Breelight™ infrared deep-heating technology, LUOS is designed to deliver heat deeper into the tobacco stick while maintaining more uniform heating.

Deeper heating. More efficient delivery. More consistent flavor.

That is the heating technology behind the Sixhill LUOS Series.