Radiant heating panels

10 May, 2010

Biddle has introduced a range of radiant heating panels in four different styles for specific applications and building types. All Heatwave panels offer innovation in design, output and efficiency — as well as being light in weight and easy to install.

Heatwave flat panels are designed to fit into a typical T-bar false ceiling.

Heatwave Plus (pictured) is a linear flat panel that can be used in hospitals or sports halls with ceilings as high as 10 m.

For applications with high ceilings where high output is necessary, the profiled surface and part-exposed tubes of Heatwave Eco offer a solution. For the latest in radiant-panel design technology, the angled edges to the panel sides of the Heatwave Eco Plus provide a further 15% energy savings and 81% radiant output.

All panels have been tested in accordance with the European standard EN 14037 72:2003, and the accuracy of performance and construction quality independently verified.

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