The application of heat is an ecological form of remedial treatment against fungi, wood-boring insects and other pests.
Heat is produced from heaters and channeled to the treatment area through a system of ducts.
This area is insulated in order to maintain the required temperature needed to eradicate insects and fungal growth. The air must continuously be kept moving so that all areas are effectively treated. The placements of sensor probes throughout the zone are required to monitor the temperatures. These probes then lead to a control terminal where they are recorded and the data is then collected. The temperature in the contained area will not reach a level that can damage the building timbers and construction.