Heating large spaces can use renewable energy

01 November, 2012

Zehnder, space heating, radiant heating, renewabel energy

Specially designed for use in large commercial, retail or industrial applications, Zehnder’s ZBN radiant heating and cooling panels can operate at low water temperatures for heating, making them an ideal partner for renewable-energy sources. They are suitable for buildings with a ceiling height of up to 30 m and said to offer potential energy savings of up to 40% compared to alternative technologies.

Available in a wide range of lengths and widths, these panels can be configured to aesthetically fit the surroundings. Panels can be up to 7.5 m long. A total run length of up to 120 m can significantly reduce assembly and installation costs.

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