Radiant heating to reduce energy use

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Large premises such as this Bauer service centre are prime benefits for the energy-saving benefits of infra-red radiant heating

Schwank’s planning expertise for its radiant heating systems enables users to achieve energy cost savings of 30 to 50% by switching from a conventional heating system to Schwank infra-red heaters. Schwank can also advise on contracting and financing, offer assistance with gas and electricity supplies and required supplier acceptance.

Steve Sherman, managing director in the UK, says, ‘We will hand over the system to the customer only once it has been approved and is ready to use.’

He describes the company’s radiant heating systems as providing consistent, reliable comfort heating which can be designed to operate to heat either the total area or particular zones of a building. They can also be timed to fit working patterns and the usage of the remises.

Schwank can also provide regular service and maintenance.

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