Radiant heating and its advantages in industry

Maintaining a good temperature in large spaces such as factories, logistics centers or industrial buildings can be a challenge. However, radiant heating has become the most efficient and cost-effective solution for industry.

It is a technique that allows the heating of large spaces such as industrial buildings, logistics centers and production plants, among others. These spaces have higher performance and lower costs compared to traditional systems.

This industrial radiant heating system consists of the installation of plates of different intensity placed on the ceiling of the installation, using infrared heat and gas as an economical energy source. To avoid possible heat losses, this system can be complemented with HLVS fans, which help to clean the air and distribute the heat evenly to prevent it from concentrating in the upper part of the installation.

The most outstanding advantages of the use of radiant heating in industry are very diverse and represent great benefits for companies:

• It allows efficient heat management for both people and equipment.
• It provides uniform heat distribution, since the entire room (regardless of size) is heated equally.
• The heat is distributed throughout the space in a precise manner, offering the ideal temperature at all times without the need for high energy costs.
• It is an energy efficient and sustainable system, since consumption is lower than that of conventional heating methods.
• It offers the option of turning it on in sections, which makes it possible to choose the zones in which the heating is to be used (avoiding unnecessary space heating).
• In the event that drying processes are necessary within the industry, this system facilitates an optimal heat supply in the installations.

Radiant heating can be applied in a wide variety of industries, as they cover large areas with correct energy efficiency. Some of the industries where this type of heating can be applied are:

• Industrial buildings and warehouses: ideal for maintaining the correct temperature in these spaces without wasting energy.
• Logistic centers: the uniform distribution of radiant heating allows to keep the products stored in good conditions while guaranteeing the comfort of the personnel.
• Factories and production plants: heating allows areas to be heated without interfering with the production of temperature-sensitive equipment or materials.
• Outdoor spaces: radiant heating also allows maintaining the temperature in semi-open or outdoor spaces such as loading and unloading areas, outdoor work areas, etc.

In short, our experience within the sector as well as the large projects carried out within the field of industrial radiant heating shows that this system can be applied to any type of industry, maximizing benefits and significantly minimizing energy costs.