A gas fired infra-red heating system emulates the efficiency of
the sun by generating radiant energy that is converted into heat when absorbed by objects in its path.
Once the infra-red energy is absorbed by the floors, machinery, stock and people, it is then re-radiated
to warm the surrounding air.
This method of heating, as opposed to filling a room with warm air (such as a forced air unit) allows the
source of heat to begin at the floor level and not the ceiling. This makes it the most efficient and
effective method in which to heat under the diverse conditions present in warehouses, storerooms and even
the most immense structures imaginable.
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