Production technology - safety

MONTHLY EXPENSES Teploceramic

MONTHLY EXPENSES Gas

For the purity of the comparative calculation, the same source data were used:

Type of heating - the main.
The air temperature outside is minus 5 degrees in winter (average t).
The indoor temperature is plus 21-23 degrees.
Characteristics of the house: brick house of 100m2, walls – one and a half bricks, ceiling height – 2.5 m, double-glazed windows.

Heating with Teploceramic.

To heat 1m2 of the area using panels, 50 W of electricity is consumed – the norm for heating a room with small heat losses.
Let's calculate the consumption: 50 W/m2 x the area of the house x 8 working hours per day (as long as the heaters work with the original data) x 30 days = electricity consumption. It remains to multiply by the tariff.

Heating the house with gas.

For gas heating, we used statistics for 5 houses with an area of 100 m2 and the average monthly gas volume spent – 400 m3 (for 7 heating months from October to the end of April).

400 m3 of gas x per tariff = costs for heating the room with gas.

The main difference between Teploceramic and convection heating is different operating principles.

Source data for comparison:
Type of heating - the main.
Room characteristics: insulated walls, ceiling height – up to 3 m, double - glazed windows.

Teploceramic heaters. 

Infrared panels heat the walls and surrounding objects. The electricity consumed by the panel is completely spent on heating the room and people, by "saturatio" the surfaces with heat. After warming up, the heater is rarely turned on only to maintain the temperature, the heat is kept by the walls.

Convection heating.

Convectors heat the air. Warm air masses rise up, cold – fall down, the temperature at the ceiling is higher than at the level of a person. As a result: you are still cold, and hot air accumulates under the ceiling. The air, due to its properties, cools down quickly and the convector needs to be turned on frequently to maintain heat in the room. In addition, warm air is released through the ventilation system – you heat the street, not your home. This means that 25% more electricity is consumed, which is wasted.

Similar results in terms of efficiency and economy are obtained when comparing infrared heaters with other types of heating devices. You can see the summary results in the following table:

		Gas, electric, solid fuel boiler	Oil heater	Convector heater
COST OF EQUIPMENT	$	$$$	$$	$$
MONTHLY EXPENSES	$	$$$	$$$$	$$$$
DESIGN AND COMPACTNESS
ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLINESS AND SAFETY
GUARANTEE	5 years	1 year	1 year	1 year
TERM OF WORK	30 years	15 years	15 years	15 years
RELIABILITY AND DURABILITY

By choosing the Teploceramic infrared ceramic heater for heating or warming
you get:

• High-quality heater at an affordable price.
• Power saving.
• Infrared heater as a design element.
• The healing effect of "stone therapy".
• The air in the room is oxygenated and odorless.
• Quick installation.
• No need for permits.