Where should a thermostat be installed?
A thermostat should be installed in a main living area (usually the family room). This should be located on an internal wall in an area free of draughts, and away from sources of direct heat, such as system panels or direct sunlight. Healthy Hydronic Heating vs. Ducted Heating – No Contest. Hydronic Radiant Heating There are major differences that you should be aware of between ducted and hydronic heating systems. Ducted heating circulates and re-circulates warm air via ducts around your home bringing with it airborne particles, dust and other undesirable pollutants, all of which trigger factors for asthma and other breathing allergies. Panel radiators are draught free, clean and silent. They do not rely on blowers cycling on and off to provide you with the ultimate in home heating. Radiation and natural convection combine to produce a heating system that will astound you both in the quality of heat and its ability to provide uniform temperatures at the lowest possible relative humidit
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