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heating systems are the most varied, and this at least gets out of the ordinary. I do not mean the real power system based on ecological heat pump (heatpump) , but the reinvention of the infrared plates.

In other electric heating systems by radiation, such as halogen electric heater, are nothing new. The use of such systems is also imperative when it comes to keeping warm on the outside users, such as in a terrace, certainly here have not seen it anywhere, but in the area San Francisco for more than a decade. The proposed Green Heat yes, it seems that apart from the rest available in the market for its format plates for ceiling suspension, accompanied by a wall thermostat.

What advantages and utilities can have this heating system?:

1. being heated by radiation to 80% plus its location on the roof, get create a nice chill to it quickly without having to heat the air. This can be an interesting option for meeting rooms and restrooms.
2. In a traditional setting, for example in a classroom, Because radiation will receive on the whole floor, sofas and other furniture (also something the walls), will ensure that heat is distributed from top to bottom, similarly, I suppose, the most comfortable heat distribution system, underfloor heating .
3. In a traditional setting, as the walls outside the home should not receive more than a minor part of the infrared radiation should be achieved is that the heat given us more time (and tell a personal anecdote on another day) than with other systems, such an issuer may be hung on the wall (but not an electric heater oil in place central medium of the room).
4. guess in a bedroom, lying down, get a considerable direct radiation that makes it very pleasant stay with little power.

certainly not everything will be so nice. What are the disadvantages?:

1. If the purpose is to heat the entire house at a given temperature, we have exactly the same efficiency as any other direct electrical heating system, and, except for the consideration of heat loss and walls mentioned above, the same consumption.
2. If the goal is not to heat the entire house, but only a limited set of rooms, then welfare is simply less or have to go off and plates as we move through the house (it is not unreasonable, I do not know how much favor colds).
   
3. While advertising is ambiguous ( "Saving between 30 and 50% of energy consumption of any current system " ) is more than clear that they are being compared with other direct electrical heating ie, do not expect that the system as a constant temperature to heat a whole house, eat less than an efficient boiler system (or not) of low-temperature gas or diesel, or a heat pump system.
4. The placement ceiling, given the implicit use of electrical lighting, it seems a bit risky, unless you consult a professional electrician and updated sections of the cables which go beyond putting plaques that require considerable power. The sockets are usually generous sections at ground level only.

So is Green Heat heating system recommended for anyone in any weather? Is the electric heating market greener? The answers to both questions are to be no.