About company Konoshima product catalog Publications Photo gallery Technical documentation Price lists Contacts Product catalog Electric heating Roofing materials Drainage systems Facade materials Roof windows Decoration elements DELTA insulation materials Ventilation outlets Attic stairs Linear drainage systems Point drainage systems Revision hatches Shoe cleaning systems Strengthening and protecting the soil Geotextile Anti-icing systems Electric heating Warm floors "Ensto" Ensto electrical converters Infrared heaters "Teplofon" Heating methods Photo gallery Electric heating Warm floors "Ensto" The heat source in the system is a heating cable laid in the floor, which transforms the floor into a large worktop that radiates heat evenly. Cable heating systems can be used both as the main heating system for your home, and as an additional heating system "warm floor" to create maximum comfort in rooms with an existing heating system, especially in rooms with cold floors. Ensto electrical converters To determine the number of convectors and their power required for heating premises, you need to calculate the heat loss of the premises; take into account the quality of insulation and the material from which the floor, walls, ceiling are made, as well as the presence of living quarters in the environment. Infrared heaters "Teplofon" Heaters "Teplofon" allow you to avoid irrational temperature distribution and reduce heat losses. At the same time, there is no excessive heating of the air, the temperature is equalized between the floor and the ceiling, which allows up to 40% energy savings. Heating methods The most famous and significant infrared heater is the Sun. The heat radiated from its hot surface is vital for all life on earth. Infrared rays from the sun travel a long way in space with minimal energy loss. Contact information Vladivostok, st. Kirov, 79-a Inquiries by phone: +7 (4232) 790-900, 300-848 E- mail . mail: zenit-m2004@mail.ru © 2007—2010 Компания «Зенит-М»Webo.su - Территория повышения показателей ТИЦ и PR