Notes on radiant heating.
Page 2 of 5. 41 articles on how infrared heating works, what it costs to run, and what it is like to live with.
Infrared heating for bathrooms: warm tiles, dry towels, nothing on the wall
Infrared heating for bathrooms, in the wall, floor and ceiling: dry towels without a rail, low voltage for wet rooms, running costs and how it’s built up.
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Heating a 120 m² office from under the tiles: SafeTech EGS in Laoshan, Qingdao
A 120 m² open-plan office in Qingdao heated with SafeTech EGS film under tiles: one-day install, thermal-camera commissioning, 13.2 kW on one thermostat.
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Choosing adhesive for a heated floor
Which adhesive to specify over an electric underfloor heating element: deformability class, bed thickness, coverage and the cure before first power-on.
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Electric infrared underfloor heating: two systems
ComfortScrim at 12–48 V and SafeTech EGS at mains voltage: build-up, output, where each belongs, the trade-offs, and whether a heated floor is safe.
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How does infrared heating work? A plain-English guide
How do infrared heaters work? Electricity warms a surface that radiates infrared, warming you and the room directly. Temperatures, heat-up times and costs.
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Is infrared heating cost effective? Running costs, worked out
Are infrared heaters cheap to run? Estimated costs per hour, per room and per home, compared with gas and heat pumps, with the working shown.
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Are infrared heaters safe? What to know before you fit them at home
Are infrared heaters safe? Yes, when certified. Far infrared radiation, surface temperatures, fire, overnight use, children and pets, and the tests behind it.
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Do non-radiant heaters dry out the air in your home?
Dry lips, itchy skin and static in winter? Heating doesn’t remove moisture from the air, but it lowers relative humidity, and some heaters make it far worse.
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How to keep your house warm without turning up the heat
Stay warm this winter without touching the thermostat: seal draughts, warm the surfaces, dress for it, and heat the room you’re in, not the whole house.
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Productivity at different temperatures: heat, cold and employee performance
Office temperature measurably affects errors, concentration and output. Where the productive band sits, and why one setting never suits a whole floor.
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