Gas heating
Gas heating systems are usually operated with natural gas – however, other gas energy sources, such as biogas or liquid gas, can also be used. The heat generated by burning the gas is used to generate the heating water, which is transported to a radiator or an under-floor heating system, which emits thermal energy to the room. Warm utility water can also be generated in the same way.
Advantages
- space saving (no fuel storage required)
- low acquisition costs
- low maintenance costs
- particularly clean burning
- low emissions
- convenient handling
- precise consumption invoicing
- fully automatic heating
- modern heating devices are particularly energy-saving
- very quiet operation
