In Floor Radiant Heating And Cooling

Since radiant heating systems tend to be in the floor the obvious choice would be to use the same circulation system for cooled water.

In floor radiant heating and cooling.

A typical circulation pump consumes only 5 amps when cooling or heating a house. While this makes sense in some cases delivering cooling from the ceiling has several advantages. Radiant cooling from a slab can be delivered to a space from the floor or ceiling. Another advantage is the even distribution of cooling heating in the home.

The cost up charge is minimal potable water rated tubing stainless or brass circulater and few other hardware items. Radiant cooling is an energy efficient way to address sensible loads in a space. Radiant cooling can be use in conjunction with radiant heating systems utilizing the same network of raupex pipe embedded in a surface. Homes built on concrete slabs are prime candidates for radiant heating systems and radiant floor cooling takes advantage of the same principle using chilled water.

Radiant floor cooling radiantec has promoted open direct radiant floor heating that also has a limited cooling capacity. For the ultimate in efficiency couple radiant cooling with geoexchange systems. No hot or cold spot and no wind noise or draft occurs when cooling with radiant floor heating. In a hydronic radiant floor heating system plastic tubing distributes hot water around the house from a central manifold like this one.

Incoming cold water from the homes well is directed through the radiant tubing prior to reaching the tap.