Underfloor heating concentrates its heat output primarily within the height where it benefits the human body, resulting in high thermal efficiency. Since the circulating water temperature only needs to be between 40-50 degrees Celsius, the indoor temperature can reach above 20 degrees Celsius, providing heating similar to hot water supply.
Under the traditional method of extensively exposed heating pipes, underfloor heating significantly reduces outdoor piping, with all indoor pipes enclosed under the floor. This minimizes heat loss, eliminating the phenomenon of higher temperatures at the top and lower floors. Furthermore, underfloor heating allows for zoned temperature control, enabling individual households to achieve energy savings of approximately 30%, and the entire system to reach around 40%. This is of great significance given the dwindling energy resources available today.
