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REHAU Radiant Cooling

System Overview

Radiant cooling is an innovative approach to comfortable, high-efficiency cooling. It is most effective when installed in homes containing other energy reducing systems.

Cooling is more evenly distributed, and drafts can be eliminated
Pipes are imbedded in floors, walls or ceilings depending upon requirements
Requires air movement and dehumidification equipment as part of the system
Individual room temperature control

Radiant cooling works similar to radiant heating, with the exception of chilled water circulating through the pipes. Traditional chiller equipment or geothermal systems are viable options for the energy source.

Combination floor heating/cooling panels
Walls and ceiling offer additional choices for panel location
Systems require air movement (typically ducted) for proper dehumidification. Dehumidification equipment is also required.
Can be combined with traditional cooling as a ‘tempering’ system to cover off-peak loads

Radiant cooling systems can cover a multitude of cooling needs, and are most effective when installed in buildings incorporating other energy reducing strategies. Another option is the ‘dual’ system, consisting of a traditional cooling system for peak loads combined with radiant cooling.

Radiant systems are ideal in buildings or rooms where air quality is critical
Floor, ceiling and wall cooling panels can be used
Systems are most effective when placed in buildings containing other energy reducing building strategies
Proper dehumidification and air movement are critical design parameters for these systems

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