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Benefits of Radiant Heat Radiant Heat Defined Radiant Heat Applications Electric Radiant Heat vs. Hydronics Radiant Heat vs. Forced Air Low Voltage vs. High Voltage RADIANT HEAT APPLICATIONS Residential & Commercial Finishing a basement is an excellent application for radiant heat systems. The element can be placed directly on the concrete with whatever flooring you want installed over the top. Tile, marble, slate, hardwood, linoleum and other floor surfaces are cold to step on with bare feet both summer and winter. Radiant heat systems can be installed under these surfaces throughout the home. Never have cold floors again! Nurseries, or anywhere that babies crawl, are ideal to keep warm. Small children are always close to the floor. Radiant heat systems help keep them 'toasty warm'. Driveways, sidewalks and porches can be kept clear of snow and ice. The cost is less than shoveling, and the concrete lasts longer because it is not subjected to abrasive salt or snow-melting chemicals. Handicap ramps are of no value if they are not clear of snow and ice. These reliable snow melting systems help you conform to the strict American Disability Act both day and night. Parking ramps and loading docks are often sloped and difficult to clear of snow and ice. Roof de-icing products prevent the buildup of ice and large icicles around eaves, drains, and valleys, which damage roofing materials and are hazardous to people below. These products can be installed under new or existing asphalt/shake/tile shingles, single-ply membrane, or metal roofs. Remote locations and moderate climates where electricity is the only utility available are also ideal applications for installing the low-voltage electric radiant heating system.

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