Because radiant heat warms the occupants rather than the space, it's a natural for large, high-ceilinged structures. In fact, the more difficult the heating situation, the greater the savings with radiant underfloor heating. Heat stored in a concrete floor can protect perishable products in the event of a power failure.
Constant temperatures help to keep precision equipment in calibration.
After overhead doors are opened, comfortable temperatures are re-established quickly. The low delivery temperatures of our systems make it possible to recover and use waste heat from compressors and other industrial equipment. Radiant heat is quiet and clean with no noisy fans to blow dust around the workplace. Radiant underfloor systems can deliver cooling as well as heating. If you have questions, contact Technical Services and let them help you.