New technology developed in Austria.

New technology developed in Austria!

When INFRAPOWER introduced a completely new technology for our infrared heating panels, they revolutionised the efficiency of infrared heating panels.

They have continued to research and test, and they have done this in many different environments, and in many different application scenarios, both in Asia and in Europe.

These results combined with independent German data led to further development of the already high efficient infrared heating panels.

Infrapower have worked with Austrian/German technicians and a well known Austrian laboratory to continue to improve, test and compare their infrared panels against some well known competitors. The results have shown that Infrapower infrared panels perform 18% better than the best European manufactured models.

Together with a Japanese supplier Infrapower have found a solution to combine the highest grade carbon with the newest conductor technology in the market. This technology provides the following advantages:-

• high surface temperature with lowest possible consumption
• equal surface temperature on the total surface
• highest possible output of infrared
• safe and very durable

Check out our website to find out more about Infrapowers infrared heating panels - www.multiheat-energysystems.co.uk

Special offers

We are entering the so called heating season.

The heating season is a 2 month period starting around the time the clocks change, or shortly after as the temperatures start to drop, and people realise that they need to do something about the heating system.

Now, is that the time that we as a company stop doing special offers, taking advantage of people who are getting cold, of course note, now is the time to crank up the special offers and keep every warm at affordable prices.

This weeks special offer is the Ambe ecopanel, a convection wall heater that is paintable. It is an electric heater, efficient and effective. It uses low energy to help save money on your heating bills. It has two settings, 460 and 230 watts, for even greater energy savings.

Follow this link http://www.multiheat-energysystems.co.uk/product/ecopanel-convection-paintable-wall-heater to find out more!

Holidays, holidays!

I took a holiday, a much needed holiday!

It had been booked for several months, almost 10 months.

My nephew was getting married, and he lives in the United States, he had popped over in February to introduce his bride-to-be, and in October they finally tied the knot.

Normally when you go away on holiday it is a chance to recharge the batteries, a time to rest, let the mind and body relax so that when you get back to work, you are raring to go with some added zest, with some new ideas, but on this occasion it was a week long party and I felt I needed a proper holiday to get over it.

We arrived on the Wednesday and was staying with my sister and family, and so the first night was a big catch up, lots of hugs and telling of stories. Plenty of wine involved too! On the Thursday there was a mini-stag do, with the groom staying over along with some friends, both local and from the UK, another late night where plenty of beer was drunk. Friday, we decamped to the hotel where everyone was staying for two nights, and there was a rehearsal dinner to attend, fine food and more wine. On the Saturday we had the wedding and what a wedding, a fantastic time was had. The reception had plenty of food, wine and bless me, they even had a barrel of London Pride for us Brits to drink.

Time to relax on Sunday, oh no! A post-wedding party/BBQ, where friends who didn't come to the wedding also came to say hi to the bride and groom - luckily this was a daytime party, and so our first early night!

We had a day off on Monday, before yet another party to go to on the Tuesday - the brides birthday!

We did fit in a bit of sightseeing after that and arrived home duly shattered, and it has taken me and my liver a week to feel as if we are back to normal.

Many thanks to my sister, my nephew, his bride and her family, my other family members who travelled as well, of course my wife and all those new friends that we met whilst there.

Now, back to work!

Anyone want an infrared heater?

Principle of solar radiation!

Our infrared heaters use the principle of solar radiation providing a comforting warmth to every room.

A specially developed carbon fibre material transforms electricity into long-wave infrared-C radiation. This radiation does not need air to transport the warmth but permeates it with minimum loss and warms up whatever it comes into contact with, in the case of a room, the walls, the floor and the furniture in it!

These then store the heat and release it back evenly into the room.

The natural infrared from the sun overcomes  a vast distance to travel here  to Earth and you can feel that warmth on a sunny day, even in the winter.

To find out how infrared heaters can be applied to warming your home or office please contact us via www.multiheat-energysystems.co.uk

Infrared heating in the ceiling - heat rises doesn't it?

Well does it?

Actually heat doesn't rise - hot air rises, and that is how convection heating systems work?

Cold air is heated up by your radiator, rises to the top of the room, slowly cools down drops down to the radiator level, and is warmed up again, and so rises yet again. It's a never ending cycle. Well, until you turn your heating off.

Radiant heaters, of which infrared heating is one type, do not heat the air up directly, it does as a by-product of the system, but heats up the infrastructure of the room first, the walls, the floors and yes the furniture, these all get warm before the air, you will too if you are in the room. These radiate warmth back into the room and it is this that eventually warms up the air.

Want to know more?

Check out our website www.multiheat-energysystems.co.uk or call us on 01237 451759

When suppliers let you down

Or sometimes when the courier company lets the supplier down.

It happens all the time, but we have a deadline to get some stuff delivered by tomorrow as we have to set up for our first exhibition/show of the year on Sunday.

First problem is with our supplier who we ordered two banners to be printed by, they finally cottoned on that they needed to be paid first despite us checking twice. By the time they agreed we needed to pay they couldn't deliver the banners in time for the show, so we cancelled the order. Luckily for them they hadn't printed the banners but unluckily for us, we now have no banners to display at the show. Grrrr.

Second supplier, is for our gazebo, they shipped it out for delivery to us yesterday, but the courier said we weren't in - we were - and so it has gone back to the depot. No card was left so we didn't know, and just by luck I checked online and it was stuck in the depot awaiting instructions, so hopefully it will be delivered tomorrow. Only just in time, so we are keeping our fingers crossed - we do have a back up for this though as we could get wet otherwise as a showery day is forecast.

We have everything else, so having resolved these problems they are now behind us, we are looking forward to a good show.

Infrared heating in the home!

Why would you want infrared heating in the home?

One of the main considerations when installing domestic heating is the appearance of the heaters and the space that they occupy.

Fortunately, infrared heating panels are flat, unobtrusive, and are supplied in a number of materials, finishes and colours to compliment most types of room and decor.

These range from plain white carbon fibre, which is slightly matt and non-reflective and makes it ideal for fitting to the ceiling,

to stunning glass panels which reflect light and movement.

Heating mirrors are also available and are a bonus to any bathroom, as they do not mist up, and cast a gentle warmth across the room.

Picture panels are also available to conceal heaters under any sort of picture to suit your tastes. Pictures cannot be changed so ensure that you choose an image you will happily live with for years.

Infrared heating panels are also ideal for heating a garden room/office or as a single heater in a spare bedroom/office.



To find out more please check our website www.multiheat-energysystems.co.uk