A Radiant heating system is defined as one in which heat
is transmitted by radiation from a heated surface. A good example of radiant
heat is direct heating by standing in the sunlight.
Radiant heating systems usually employ either electric-resistance
wiring or hot-water heating pipes, which may embedded in the floor, ceiling,
or walls. We at Andrews Mechanical, Inc. realize the benefit
to approach an installation of this type with care in design. The products
of Bell & Gossett
for fluid transfer and of Rehau
for containment and piping provide the highest efficiency and minimum environmental
impact for year-round comfort in your home.
"REHAU’s
radiant floor heating system works by circulating warm water through a network
of cross-linked polyethylene (PEXa) pipes placed in the floor. The surface
area of the floor gently radiates heat evenly and consistently throughout
the room. A quiet, clean and highly economical heating application, radiant
floor heating can be installed in existing or new homes with a variety of
heat sources and floor coverings."
Panel heating is a form of radiant heating characterized by very large surfaces
(typically an entire ceiling or floor) containing electrical conductors, hot-water
pipes, or hot-air ducts. With many such systems there is no visible heating
equipment in the room.
To adequately heat an industrial area or workshop, the products supplied by
CoRayVac
offer many solutions to the varied configurations required by commercial or
industrial environments.
This is the CoRayVac "Low Intensity Continuous Infrared Heating System".
These Natural Gas radiant heaters are quiet, inconspicuous, environmentally
conservative and esthetically pleasing, installed with the safety and
comfort of the customer in mind.
At Andrews Mechanical, Inc., we have the capability to assess
your radiant heating needs, have our experts install your choice and then
follow-up with an exceptional support and service program.
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