BRIVIS DUCTED GAS HEATING Brivis Ducted Gas Heating comprises a heating unit connected to a series of outlets via a system of ducts. The outlets/ducts are strategically placed throughout your home, either in the floor or ceiling. The position of the heating unit depends on your house. If your house is built on a concrete slab, the unit is installed in the roof. If your home has space underneath, the unit is generally installed outside or under the floor. The ducts which connect the outlets to the heating unit, are neatly tucked away out of sight. KEY POINTS • Warm air flows through small outlets into every room you want to heat. • The most effective and inexpensive way to power any heater is natural gas. • Ducted central heating can heat your whole home. WHOLE HOUSE DUCTED HEATING Brivis Ducted Gas Heating is one of the most cost effective ways to heat your entire house. You can save up to 35% per year in operating costs to heat your entire house using a High Efficiency Brivis Ducted Gas Heater. A household using electrical appliances for heating produces three times more greenhouse gas emissions than one using a Brivis Ducted Gas Heating appliance. ZONED CONTROL Zoning your system enables you to reduce energy consumption and receive cost savings by only heating where and when you need it most. HOW DOES IT WORK? The Brivis Ducted Gas Heating system draws air from inside your home through a return grille. This air then flows through the heater where it is warmed. A fan pushes it into the rooms of your home via the outlets/ducts network, in the form of a steady, gentle supply of warm air. Once the temperature inside your home reaches your pre-set temperature, the burners inside the heating unit switch off. The fan then comes to halt slowly, ensuring that all the remaining heat inside the unit is used. The Brivis controller monitors the air temperature on a regular basis and controls the Brivis Ducted Gas Heating System to ensure a consistently warm air temperature throughout the home. Call us now for more information on 011 704 6112 or e-mail: [email protected]
Posted on: Wed, 31 Jul 2013 16:02:20 +0000