Applications & Installation of Infracomfort As well as the gentle healthy and quiet heat,
efficient operation and good looks, there are
additional benefits for builders and
renovators to install Infracomfort heating • Association with market leading European
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Installation and Electrical requirements • Apartments/rooms with electric heating • Buildings with poor insulation • Double or multi storey buildings where conventional convection heat rises to upper levels • New Buildings designs to save investment. • Dwellings where time and temperature zoning is required. • Dwellings where the entire house is not always occupied • Any time expandable - no need to replace the whole system • Installation is at the end of the job - no damage worries, no equipment payments at early construction. • Easy to install - any handyman can do it (power points must be fitted by a registered electrician). • Maintenance free - no call backs. • Complies with World Standards. • Residents who feel unsafe with gas. • Extensions which are difficult to connect to existing central heating systems. • Residents who would like the healthy benefits of radiant heat. • Large offices and industrial areas where only special areas need to be heated. • Investors of property can offer low cost heating for the property. |
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| Wall installation: Installation is quick and simple by drilling 2 holes, fixing the 2 brackets to the wall, attaching the 2 distance holders to the panel and then clipping the heater to the brackets. You can install either vertically or horizontally. Just ensure that your InfraComfort will always be parallel and 15cm above the floor. Instructions come with every heater. Optional legs for free standing available. Fixtures for ceiling installation available. Power Points: For a clean appearance, Infracomfort can be installed over flush mounted power points. |
Installation Location: InfraComfort Radiant panel heaters are unique because they can even be installed behind low furniture without a detrimental effect to their performance. Due to their radiant heat output, Infracomfort can be installed anywhere within a room (even on the ceiling) No need to install directly under windows. Electrical Requirements: The largest heater draws a maximum of 710 Watts and simply plugs into a standard power point. When installing several Infracomfort heaters in one room, all must be controlled by 1 thermostat only. When building a new house, extending or renovating, it may be prudent to wire separate circuits if several heaters are being installed - consult with your registered electrician. |
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