Water Radiant Heating Panels

Water Radiant Heating Systems have been actively used in the world since the 1950s, but in recent years, parallel to the increasing importance given to comfort and energy efficiency, the interest and demand for Water Radiant heating systems has increased significantly. Water Radiant panels basically consist of precision steel pipes, radiant panels (aluminum or coated sheet), insulation and assembly equipment. To explain in the simplest way, the pipes in which hot water is circulated heat the surface of the radiant panel. Heated special coated panels transfer their heat to living things and objects in the environment that needs to be heated by means of radiation (infrared rays). The energy transferred by the Water Radiant panels primarily heats these living things and objects, and then the ambient air. The hot water production required to supply the water circulating in the pipes can be provided by boilers using any kind of fuel, heat pumps or waste heat sources. The hot water prepared in the heat generator is transmitted through pipes to the radiant panels mounted on the ceiling of the room to be heated. The hot water circulated in the radiant panel returns to the heat source after transferring its heat to the panels.