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The difference between direct and indirect heating

Published: 04/29/2023 19:35:49
Categories: Installer training , Radiant heating and cooling ceilings

Heating that is quick and economical because it warms people directlyYou are planning a journey from Lyon to Paris. Several routes are possible, but which would you take? The one via Toulouse,

a detour that lengthens the journey and burns more fuel, or the one that runs straight from Lyon to Paris, a shorter and cheaper route?Heating works

the same way. Radiators, fireplaces, stoves, underfloor heating and heat pumps are all indirect systems.Indirect

heating: energy spent on the wayThey have to

heat the air or a surface first before they heat you. In a bedroom, a convector heats the air, which rises and then falls back cooler onto the bed you are sleeping in.A

radiator, a fireplace or a stove will partly radiate their heat into the surrounding surfaces, which then pass it on to you in turn.Underfloor heating

, meanwhile, cannot reach you directly when you are lying in bed. The mattress blocks the heat coming from the floor and the sheets stay cold.The radiant ceiling: heating that goes straight there

In a bedroom fitted with a radiant ceiling, none of that applies.

You are warmed directly, including when you are lying in bed.

Nothing is in the way, the bedding is already warm, and the room is comfortable to sleep in.

Choose a radiant ceiling for heating that is efficient and

directIf you are looking for heating that is efficient, quick and direct, a radiant ceiling is worth a serious look.

Contact us to find out more about how it works in practice.

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