Areas of Use for Underfloor Heating Systems
What is Underfloor Heating?
Humans' need for better shelter and heating has never ended since ancient times. Always wanting better, humanity has moved away from old heating methods and preferred more comfortable and modern heating methods. Underfloor heating systems are also used to heat many spaces as one of the better and more economical heating methods.
Where are Underfloor Heating Systems Used?
Underfloor heating systems, which are based on heating the ground, have the feature of preventing heat loss. In radiant heating systems, the hot air collected at certain points in the space is distributed equally and homogeneously to all points of the space. There are varieties of the system such as hydronic pipe, electric cable, and carbon film. By installing the most suitable underfloor heating systems according to the type and structure of the space, more economical heating can be provided and heating expenses can be reduced. Underfloor heating can be used in any space where it is needed. This system, which can be used for heating villas, hospitals, schools, offices, hotels, residences, and villas, is preferred because it is economical. In this system, which is an advantageous application in many respects, a boiler water temperature of 50 degrees Celsius is sufficient. In radiant heating systems, the boiler water temperature needs to be between 90 and 100 degrees Celsius. The disadvantage of underfloor heating compared to other systems is its response time. A certain amount of time must pass for heating to occur.
