Centralized or decentralized? What is the right heating system for your hall?

Centralized or decentralized?
What is the right heating system for your hall?
Hall heating systems are divided into centralized and decentralized systems. Central systems such as heat pump underfloor heating or water-based air heaters work with a central energy generator (heat pump) and a pipe system. Typically, in addition to the generator, a transmitter (underfloor heating, air heater) is also required to transfer the heat into the hall.
Decentralized heating systems such as infrared heaters, on the other hand, are heat generators and heat transmitters in one. They work with electromagnetic waves that are converted into heat when they hit a solid body.
Infrared heaters efficiently heat precisely the lounge and usage areas in the hall, offer flexibility in zoning and allow easy adaptation for future conversions of the hall.
The infrared technology is responsive and can be adapted to changing conditions using intelligent control technology. The efficient heat transfer can reduce energy costs by up to 70 percent, resulting in a rapid return on investment.

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