Controlling radiant heat

09 October, 2004

Up to 10 radiant-tube heaters in a single zone can be control by Heatmiser’s Eclipse system.

Heatmiser’s Eclipse control system for radiant heating comprises a black-bulb sensor designed to respond to radiant heat, giving a more accurate measurement of how warm a space feels. Up to 10 radiant tubes can be controlled in a single zone. Standard features include security coding, holiday setback, 7-day programming, over-ride facility and frost protection.

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