How does the radiant heating system work?
Electric radiant heater – performance and difference from other heating systems:
Most infrared heaters use propane, natural gas, or diesel. The hot temperature resulting from burning the fuel in the burner of the device causes the surface of the steel tube (tubular heater) or ceramic surface (radiant heater) to heat up. Then the heat is emitted from this surface in the form of infrared radiant energy. Reflectors direct infrared radiant energy downwards to heat the floor and objects below.
Radiant electric heater:
Buildings that are heated using a radiant heating system will help you save 30-50% on building heating costs. Because radiant heating systems, by providing concentrated heat in places that need heating, help us not to heat the entire air inside the building that we do not need to heat.
Radiant heating heaters heat objects, machines and people in their radiation radius. Infrared radiation is converted into heat and creates a suitable temperature in people. Using this method, the air in the hall is not heated, and as a result, the energy efficiency in this method increases significantly. For example, in an industrial hall where people work in one area, the use of radiant heating system can be very useful because by using this system, we heat only the place of activity and movement of people and other parts of the hall. As the air volume of the hall is not heated.
Electric radiant heaters are very efficient for heating areas where doors are frequently opened and closed, such as docks. In these types of spaces, the hot air in the space quickly escapes outside, but the radiant heater can provide the desired heat, because the floor absorbs and stores the radiant heat emitted by the ceiling radiant heater, and when the door It opens, loses a bit of it.
