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Energy-saving Infrared Heating Systems
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Green Energy (Eu) is the UK's sole supplier of Redwell Infrared heating systems and other energy-saving electrical systems. We are also evaluating wind turbines and energy-saving water heaters. For Infrared radiant heating come to us. The UK experts.
- Added on: Aug 15th, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Richard Martin
- Listed in: Energy Construction
- Tags: energy saving radiant heating infrared heating
Recent Posts
Green Energy site update
I have enhanced the Green Energy (Eu) website. If you take a look at the thumbnail in this post, there are two reasons why I changed things.a) The sidebar on the right hand side contained links nobody was clicking on.b) As a result of the right-hand...
The rules of selling (2)
This is the second set of 3 rules of selling in a series of 12. Click here to remind yourself of the first three.Rule 4. Listen.Selling involves solving a problem or meeting a need. You need to "listen" to hear what the problem is. You can sometime...
Infrared heater quality and cost
One of the big advantages of Infrared heating is in the absence of maintenance costs and its massive half-life. Not only does this give an owner considerable peace of mind, but it constitutes one of the big "hidden issues" (and costs) of gas or oil ...
Is the surface temperature of infrared heaters dangerous?
In what follows, I can only vouch for the Redwell brand of infra red heaters and not for other brands which may not be as well coated or electrically as stable.For heaters that are designed to operate within close reach of people then the answer is "...
Industrial Infrared "Power" heater from Redwell
The industrial infra red "Power" heater is now available from Redwell. It is an 1800W heater designed for mounting on high ceilings such as warehouses and workshops.It is vastly cheaper to run than the hot air blowers or gas "Space Ray" heating sys...
Bad Karma: don\'t copy others\' content
I thought people might generally like a post on the implications of copying web content either within a site, or from another site. This is so you know it is important to protect yourselves from it - but equally to know it is important not to do it ...
