Green Building Bible, Fourth Edition |
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Posted By: owlmanIt looks interesting, but I don't see much that couldn't achieve the same effect with electric resistive cables, and quite possibly a lot cheaper. Plus you could easily link the resistive cables to Solar output.
Posted By: WillInAberdeenI do see the advantages of A-A heatpumps but am looking for something silent for certain rooms.
Posted By: WillInAberdeenCould be an nteresting system, has anyone tried this kind of thing? line the walls with these gypsum boards which have UFH pipes prebuilt into them. So the whole wall becomes a big low-temperature radiator. Could be good for carpeted rooms, and for renovations where you are replacing the plasterboard anyway? Website is a bit vague about how much heat is emitted per m2, and other important details.Hi I fitted a Radiant Wall in my house in 2008, it works well and it's comfortable to sit beside it on a cold day. Don't remember how much is emitted but 5kWh sticks in my mind at a Delta T of 6-7 degrees. Room comfort is a combination of room temperature, the temperature of nearby surfaces and draughts/convection.
They seem to have thought through the obvious hazards with picture hanging nails!
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