Installation of a Gas Heating System is a safe, energy efficient way to deliver clean and comfortable heated air to your home or building. A central gas heating system consists of a heat exchanger using either natural gas or LPG (Liquid Propane Gas) for combustion.
The heat exchanger is located outside to ensure combustion gases are safely exhausted harmlessly to the atmosphere.
During operation, clean, fresh outside air is drawn into the air intake and heated as it passes over hot heat exchanger tubes, this heated air is then ducted to outlet grilles which are positioned in each room either mounted to the floor, wall or ceiling. Additional grilles are located throughout the building to recirculate some of the heated air. Thermostats in each room monitor room temperature, triggering more combustion to produce heat as needed.
A gas fuelled, central gas heated system is safer and cheaper to run than other forms of heating. Electronic ignition provides safe operation and peace of mind, no need for continuous pilot lights to burn.
Individual command centres are also provided in each room to allow varying room temperatures to be selected.
Timer functions can enable electronic ignition in the heat exchanger to commence heating at a pre-arranged time, providing comfortable warmth on demand or alternatively, to turn off the system when not required.
