Space Heating

With modern energy-efficient heating technologies, there are several options available to provide the right level of warmth for different types of buildings.

The two most popular methods are warm air heating and radiant tube heating.

In addition, over-the-door air curtains help retain warmth within a building, even when loading bay doors are open for extended periods. Air source heat pumps can also extract heat from the air to warm your building.

Warm Air Systems

For a flexible and cost-effective solution to heating small to medium-sized premises, indirect gas-fired warm air systems are ideal.

This type of heating offers excellent performance, reliability, and value for money. These systems are up to 92% fuel-efficient, reducing energy consumption and costs. Emission levels are very low, meeting the most stringent European standards. Indirect-fired systems can be tailored to meet various heating and ventilation needs. They can be used for heating alone, heating and ventilation, heating and cooling, or even summer ventilation—depending on the building’s requirements.

Radiant Tube Heating

Radiant heating is ideal for large open spaces where quick warm-up and heat recovery are needed. It’s also effective in premises where loading bay doors are frequently opened or remain open for long periods. Radiant heat works like sunlight, warming people and objects directly.

The heaters are mounted overhead in the roof space, yet the heat is felt most at the lowest two metres of the building, where people work and machinery is located.

The efficiency of radiant tube systems can be further enhanced by zoning the heaters, allowing each to be shut off individually when the area it serves is unoccupied.