The existing pump, zone valves, and baseboard radiation transfer the heat through the house. The existing boiler system can serve as a backup heating source. The furnace can be connected to any existing hydronic heating system that operates at 180 degrees Fahrenheit or less. The furnace can supply the necessary hot water to provide heating comfort for your hydronic radiant floor system. The water circulates from the furnace through tubing inside concrete or wood floor construction.
Energy is spent only when and where needed.
Strategically placed thermostats recognize the deviation in temperature and reacts promptly with efficient and economical heat. Areas of the house not used can be set back to conserve energy. Fan Coil Unit Homes without existing ductwork can enjoy the advantages of heat with a Fan Coil Unit. The fan coil unit can be located central to the areas to be heated. Water is circulated from the furnace through the fan coil unit in your home.