The ‘heat emitter’ is what transfers the heat from the heating water into the actual room. You have 4 main choices to incorporate into your project:
UNDERFLOOR HEATING
RADIATOR HEATING
TRENCH CONVECTORS
ULOW-E2 LOW TEMPERATURE RADIATORS
UNDERFLOOR HEATING
Underfloor heating involves pumping water through a network of pipes (either within your concrete/screed floor or installed underneath your timber floor), producing radiant heat and warm floors.
A programmable control system provides multi-zone options to enhance comfort and reduce running costs. As well as luxurious comfort, underfloor heating is healthy and economical to run and without a visible ‘heat emitter’, it’s the ultimate in enabling streamlined design.
RADIATOR HEATING
Much loved through Europe and quickly being adopted in NZ, Radiators provide responsive heat-up times and healthy, radiant heat without forcing dust and allergens around the home. KE KELIT’s Vogel & Noot radiators and heated towel radiators offer a stylish range of heat emitters for varied interior design preferences.
TRENCH CONVECTORS
Intratherm trench convectors combine innovative technology and streamlined design.
Available in a range of different finishes to easily blend into any environment, trench converters can be used as the sole heat emitter in a home, or in a support role to radiators and underfloor heating too.
ULOW-E2 LOW-TEMPERATURE RADIATORS
The ULOW-E2 low-temperature radiator’s E2 technology delivers economic low-temperature heat emission, these radiators have been specifically designed to operate with low temperature heating water and are well matched for Hot Water Heat Pumps that are at their most efficient when producing low temperature heating water. .
The ULOW-E2 provides a high proportion of radiant heat (thanks to its water-filled panels) but also offers optimised, on-demand convection with quick heat under 40°C. It’s highly economic and super smart, switching between static and dynamic operation.
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