Wall/Ceiling heating and cooling system radiant panel production
Indoor surface heating and cooling panel production
With versatile fastening options, you can easily and safely install our universal wall and ceiling systems in prefabricated houses, new buildings or renovations. Compatible with all common building materials such as thermal insulation, wood, concrete or brick, and drywall construction.
Whether you are planning a new construction or giving an old building an energy upgrade, our extensive range of surface heating and cooling solutions guarantee reliability and efficiency, even for the most challenging installations.
Underfloor Heating systems goes hand in hand with heat pump installations
An underfloor anc ceiling system heating circulates low temperature water. Most conventional heating systems circulate warm water, usually between 50ºC to 80ºC whereas an underfloor and ceiling heating system circulates water between 25ºC to 40ºC. A heat pump is most efficient when heating water at lower temperatures, the heat pump efficiency goes up bringing your running cost down.
The choices available to you to heat your home and provide you with hot water remain wide. Deciding on the right choice depends very much on your property type, your priorities and your personal preferences.
An Air to Water heat pump is the most modern and efficient way of generating this low temperature supply of water. A heat pump is the most efficient way of heating your home and your domestic hot water requirements for Irish climate conditions.
An underfloor heating system coupled with an air to water heat pump thus provides the best solution for heating your home giving you low running costs, maximum comfort and control, and low CO2 emissions.
In many cases a combination of ceiling and underfloor heating downstairs and low temperature radiators upstairs also offers an excellent compromise between comfort and costs.
Our design engineers will advise at planning stage which of these options is best suited to your home. From our experience this arrangement gives the optimum result in terms of up-front costs, installation ease, running cost optimisation, maintenance and maximum control and comfort in your home.
What does this mean for you?
So the choices available to you to heat your home and provide you with hot water remain wide. Deciding on the right choice depends very much on your property type, your priorities and your personal preferences.
If you are building your own new property the following is the heating solution that Pipelife would advise:
An air-to-water heat pump with Underfloor heating throughout the building with the option of low temperature radiators upstairs.
From our experience this arrangement gives the optimum result in terms of up-front costs, installation ease, running cost optimisation, maintenance and maximum control and comfort in your home.
Contact our team of specialist engineers today and find out how we can help make your project a success.
