Heating halls economically - six important resolutions for 2025

The first piece of good news is that if you have a modern infrared indoor heating system in operation, you will save a lot of energy from the outset - regardless of the year of manufacture. Current models, when smartly controlled, are even more economical and can be operated with renewable energies, so replacing them can be economical, but you are basically on the right side.
The second piece of good news is that energy consumption can be reduced even further if you make the most of the potential.

Tip 1: Reduce the heating times to what is really necessary.
Infrared heaters only require short heat-up times and can be switched on or off as required. Therefore, adjust the time setting of your control unit to the actual working times in your hall.
Tip 2: Check the heating zones for demand-oriented settings.
Not everyone works the same amount of time in every work area. Switch off the zones where the shift ends earlier or where no work is done on certain days.
Tip 3: Reduce the set temperature by 2-3 degrees.
The same heating quality of 18 °C air temperature of a warm air heater can already be achieved at 15 to 16 °C with a highly efficient infrared indoor heating system.
Tip 4: Check your door opening times.
Reduce these to a necessary minimum. Open doors waste a lot of energy unnecessarily. Use smart software tools such as TorOff for frequent door openings.
Tip 5: Check the room frame for open windows and leaks.
A lot of energy can also be lost through open windows or leaking building envelopes. Unpleasant cold bridges are also created. This can be avoided by paying attention and making small repairs where necessary.
Tip 6: Get help!
One point of contact is www.kuebler-hallenheizungen.de

The final piece of good news: these recommendations will help you save efficiently and maintain a pleasant working environment in your hall.

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