Thermo Up working principle

Infrared heating system is quite different from traditional heating systems (classic boilers, radiators, convectors). The principle of long-wave infrared radiation is used in our heaters.

80% - infrared radiation, 20% - convection

That is, the heat rays, similar to the sun, heat only the surfaces that are in the field of their action (ground, interior elements, the structure itself), which heat the air due to secondary heat transfer.

With traditional (convective) heating, the heated air rises constantly, so it is always cooler near the floor than under the ceiling. The long-wave heater eliminates this inconvenience and, on the contrary, reduces the temperature difference between the floor and the ceiling and allows you not to heat the volume above the person's living area.

It is not necessary to heat the air in the entire space of the room, as the oil heater does (30 minutes on average), burning oxygen during this time. After turning on our infrared heater, a comfortable temperature is reached in the heating zone in 5-7 minutes. No noise, no smell, no dry air. This form of heat transfer can significantly reduce the cost of electricity compared to other heating methods. The savings are approximately 50-60%.

Long-wave infrared radiation is widely used in medicine, which speaks not only of its harmlessness, but also of its beneficial effects on the body. This is confirmed by the latest research in the field of biotechnology, as well as constant use in modern medicine and cosmetology. In Russia, such a system was tested at Burdenko Hospital, and after it received great feedback.

The radiating surface is made of heat-strengthened tempered glass and withstands strong temperature fluctuations, as well as random mechanical loads and effects.