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Underfloor Heating

The designing team of InfoTech Services India comprises of qualified & experienced engineers to undertake the Underfloor Heating and Cooling design assignments based on International Codes & Customer Specifications.

These designs are optimized to lead to high system performance. We have been doing jobs of varying complexity for some of the leading European UFHC companies. With our vast experience in this domain, accurate designs and calculations, and flexible approach, we have become the most preferred choice of our clients.

These designs are optimized to lead to high system performance. We have been doing jobs of varying complexity for some of the leading European UFHC companies. With our vast experience in this domain, accurate designs and calculations, and flexible approach, we have become the most preferred choice of our clients.

As a standard input for project, we need the zone drawings, Manifold locations, Floor plans, floor sections (if available) and Preferred method of design (Tacker, Clip rail, plates, etc.)

Our team has expertise in designing all kind of patterns and floor material. Based on the information received, we provide, Details pipe layout with required length and density, Heat loss calculations, Heating output and construction drawings.


Quick Calculation

InfoTech provides Quick calculation and Heat Load calculation facility in accordance with the drafting services. The standards used for Heat load is based on DIN EN 12831. We use Excel and liNear software for heat load calculation purpose. The version of liNear we are using at present is liNear Building 20 with AutoCAD 2016.

The liNear heat load consists of Standard heat load calculation according to the extensive calculation procedure according to EN 12 831 with the specifications in the European supplementary sheet to EN 12 831.

We might need following information for carrying out heat load calculation: :

  • Location of the building
  • Height above sea-level (if known)
  • Type of building (1 family house etc.)
  • Building length (in meters)
  • Building width (in meters)
  • Building area (in square meters)
  • Building height (in meters)
  • Building volume ( in cubic meters)
  • Length of ground (in meters)
  • Width of ground (in meters)
  • Ground water depth (in meters)
  • Depth of bottom plate (in meters)
  • Standard outside temperature (in degree Celsius)
  • Room temperature (in degree Celsius)

CALCULATIONS

  • Insulation levels: The proper insulated room is the lower its heat loss will be. Each element of the room (i.e. walls, windows, roof etc.) will lose heat and the amount lost can be calculated by lookinG At each element’s u-value.
  • External walls and windows :The number of external walls and windows in a room will affect the heat loss. A room with less external wall and double-glazed window will experience far less heat loss.
  • What’s going on above and below the room : If there are heated rooms above and/or below, there will be less heat loss from the room we’re modelling. However, any unheated voids, such as suspended timber ground floors, will mean a higher heat loss.
  • Room heights : Higher ceilings mean that the UFH has more air to heat in order to meet the desired temperature.
  • Ventilation losses : All of the above factors are what we call fabric losses, where heat is physically lost through elements of the building such as walls, glass and the ceiling. There are also unavoidable ventilation losses to consider.

Drafting Using liNear

We provide drafting of underfloor heating network in liNear CAD 20. After the quick calculation and heat load calculation is done the information is extracted and being transferred to liNear CAD for drafting of the underfloor network. This is done using AutoCAD with liNear CAD. The liNear CAD output is quite detailed and carries all important information to be used by the client for laying purpose.

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It includes manifold location and other details in the drawing. All heating circuit details like number, pipe distance, pipe length etc. were included in the drafting part.

Tenderings or Quotations

InfoTech provides tender quotation services to its customers which leads to meaningful price comparison list.

The tender quotation can also be provided (upon request) using liNear Quote – an ideal instrument for tendering.

Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR)

As a natural extension of our commitment to energy-efficient and sustainable solutions, InfoTech Services is proud to offer Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) systems. MVHR is an advanced ventilation system designed to enhance indoor air quality while significantly improving energy efficiency in residential and commercial properties.

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How MVHR Works

MVHR systems work by extracting stale, moisture-laden air from rooms like kitchens and bathrooms and replacing it with fresh, filtered air from outside. In this process, the heat from the outgoing air is transferred to the incoming air, minimizing heat loss and reducing energy consumption.

  • Energy Efficiency : By recovering up to 90% of the heat from the outgoing air, MVHR systems can reduce heating demand, helping you save on energy bills.
  • Improved Air Quality : MVHR continuously provides fresh, clean air to your living spaces, helping to reduce humidity, prevent condensation, and create a healthier indoor environment.
  • Quiet and Efficient Operation : Our MVHR systems operate quietly in the background, ensuring constant airflow without disrupting the comfort of your home or workplace.

Seamless Integration with Underfloor Heating (UFH)

When combined with Underfloor Heating (UFH), MVHR offers an unparalleled level of comfort and energy efficiency. While underfloor heating provides consistent warmth across the home, MVHR ensures that this warmth is retained by minimizing heat loss through ventilation. Together, these systems create a highly efficient, comfortable, and sustainable indoor environment.


Why Combine MVHR with UFH?

  • Enhanced Comfort : UFH offers even, radiant heat, and MVHR ensures fresh, warm air is continuously circulated, creating a consistently comfortable living space.
  • Lower Energy Costs : Combining these systems helps reduce the overall energy load of the property, lowering your heating bills while maintaining a cozy atmosphere.
  • Sustainable Living : Both UFH and MVHR contribute to a more energy-efficient, environmentally friendly home by reducing the need for high energy output from traditional heating systems.

InfoTech Services offers end-to-end solutions for MVHR system design, installation, and integration with your underfloor heating system. Our expert team will ensure that your property benefits from optimal indoor air quality, energy efficiency, and year-round comfort.

For more information about how MVHR can complement your underfloor heating system, get in touch with our specialists today.

Ceiling Heating Systems

We believe in offering a wide range of energy-efficient heating solutions to suit every type of building. In addition to Underfloor Heating (UFH) and Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR), we also specialize in Ceiling Heating Systems—an innovative, space-saving heating option that provides superior comfort and efficiency.


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How Ceiling Heating Works

Ceiling heating systems operate by embedding heating elements within the ceiling structure, which radiate gentle, evenly distributed warmth downward. Unlike traditional heating methods that rely on convection (circulating warm air), ceiling heating uses radiant heat to directly warm people and objects in the room.

  • Even Heat Distribution : With ceiling heating, you can achieve consistent warmth throughout the room, without the hot and cold spots often experienced with traditional radiators or forced air systems.
  • Space-Saving Design : Since the heating elements are embedded in the ceiling, there’s no need for radiators or visible heating units, giving you more flexibility with interior design and furniture placement.
  • Silent and Maintenance-Free : Ceiling heating operates silently, making it an excellent option for homes and offices where noise reduction is important. Additionally, it requires little to no maintenance once installed.

Ceiling Heating, MVHR, and UFH – The Perfect Combination

When used together with Underfloor Heating (UFH) and Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR), ceiling heating can create the ultimate indoor comfort system. Each solution contributes to a balanced, energy-efficient environment that ensures optimal warmth, fresh air circulation, and minimal energy waste.


Why Combine Ceiling Heating with UFH and MVHR?

  • Complete Comfort Solution : Ceiling heating can complement UFH by providing additional warmth from above, creating a perfectly balanced indoor climate with even heat distribution from both the floor and ceiling.
  • Maximized Energy Efficiency : Ceiling heating works in harmony with MVHR systems to prevent heat loss while ventilating your home. This ensures that the warm air remains inside, lowering the need for excess heating and reducing energy costs.
  • Flexible Design Options : Both ceiling and underfloor heating systems are discreet and do not interfere with the layout or aesthetics of your space. This means you can enjoy an elegant, clutter-free environment without sacrificing comfort.