Radiant heating panels

01 April, 2008

HCP has launched a brochure on its ceiling-mounted range of radiant-heating panels, which have outputs in the region of 480 to 500 W/m2. This method of heating is said to be one of the most comfortable and energy-efficient available. Made from aluminium and copper, these panels offer a space-saving, low-maintenance and fully recyclable heating solution. They can be integrated in a suspended ceiling or freely suspended in rafts. The brochure explains how radiant heating works and suitable applications. It also includes performance data and technical descriptions. These heating systems can be used in schools, hospitals, warehouses, commercial offices and reception areas.

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