Electrician North London. Living in a suitably air-conditioned environment is important for the quality of life, especially in the winter when you are more prone to seasonal ailments. For this and other reasons, more and more advanced systems have developed in recent years, which allow uniform and energy-saving heating of rooms. In fact, the consumption of gas and other non-renewable sources in the winter is very high, and in addition to energy consumption with consequent weight on the bill, air pollution also undergoes a drastic increase at the expense of our good health and that of the planet in we live in, especially in large cities.

The best way to obtain an ideal climate and a significant saving on your bill is to create a radiant heating system or more commonly called underfloor heating. It consists in installing a system of suitably positioned pipes under the flooring, which serve to radiate the heat produced by the hot water flowing inside them; and it is precisely the water temperature which in this case is the main element that makes this system economic and ecological, in fact in classic radiator systems, the water must reach temperatures around 70/80 degrees, while with the radiant floor heating is sufficient temperatures ranging from 30 to 40 degrees maximum.

Even the diffusion of heat has a clear improvement with this system, because unlike radiator systems, it occurs by radiation and not by convention. This allows uniform heat propagation, even between the top and bottom of the rooms. In fact, in convection systems the feeling of having cold feet and a hot head often occurs, because hot air tends to rise upwards and cold air settles in the lower part. This problem is completely solved with Electrical Repairs Mill Hill.

The creation of a radiant heating system involves the elimination of the classic and bulky radiators. This does not only benefit the space in the home, but also of physical health, because from many studies carried out, the presence of a radiant floor heating system with heat diffusion by radiation, considerably decreases the presence of dust, allergens and inhibits mold formation.

Radiant systems do not exist only for the floor but can also be installed on the wall, ceiling or along the baseboard, according to the needs of the customer and the environment. The ideal time to create a heating system like this is in combination with the renovation of a property or for structures to be built from scratch.