Radiant heaters, which provide great energy savings, are frequently used in many areas such as small and large plugs, greenhouses and farms, shops, factories. Since radiant heaters are not affected by cold air circulation, they do not consume extra energy and provide savings. Radiant heaters start to spread heat to the environment from the moment they start to work, and even if they are turned off, they continue to keep the temperature in balance for a long time. The most important element of saving energy is choosing a heater model suitable for your space. Different radiant heater types should be applied to places with high ceilings, and different heater models should be applied to places with low ceilings and full insulation. As soon as radiant heaters are applied according to the characteristics of the spaces, they allow your bills to lighten and your costs to decrease.
Why Radiant Heater?
Conventional heaters heat all the ambient air, so people and objects in the environment also benefit from this heat. In buildings where the door is constantly open, air changes occur that cause high heat losses. The heat emitted by radiant heaters is not absorbed by the air, so they are extremely useful for places where the temperature changes frequently and there is cold air circulation. Since radiant heaters are not absorbed by the air, they save energy to a great extent.
It is very difficult to directly heat high ceilings and bulky work areas due to the heated air rise. For example, in a building with high ceilings, there are cold spots where the temperature is relatively low in the work area, while the temperature near the roof is unnecessarily high. Radiant heater transmits heat with infrared rays, so the heat is not collected in high areas and spreads evenly to the environment. By installing the radiant heater correctly where it is needed, cold spot problems in the working areas are prevented. With radiant heaters, regional temperature control and different temperatures can be provided according to the needs of the working areas.
The radiant heater only heats objects and people directly, without heating the entire area. Moreover, the radiant heater responds to the heating needs of the working area much faster than other heating methods. As the time required for heating is shortened, significant energy savings are achieved and a heating system suitable for modern and flexible working conditions is established.