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 Submittals Request Info O & I Manuals Inventory The three methods of heat transfer are Conduction, Convection and Radiation. The largest radiant energy source is the sun. Reflectivity is the measure of radiant energy that is reflected by the surface of a material without turning into conduction (heat flow through matter ie: walls, roofs, etc.). Reflectix insulation works much like a Thermos. The heat within the thermos is reflected back inside while the cold outside is reflected away. Return air duct plenum, refrigeration line insulation, steamlines, water heater blanket, acoustical absorption, crawl spaces and attics. The applications are as endless as one's imagination. Radiant floor heating is not a new concept. Centuries ago the Romans forced hot air under the floors of their housing structures. Also, architect Frank Lloyd Wright ran hot water pipes throughout the floors of his many structures back in the 1930's. In fact, this application is so common in Europe over 50% of all newly constructed buildings are equipped with a radiant floor heating system. HVDBW can be used with the installation of Radiant heating in a sub-floor and Radiant heating over an existing floor.  HVDBW Benefits of HVDBW if used in a sub-floor (for more information on HVDBW installation in a sub-floor, click here)
Benefits of HVDBW if used in over an existing floor (For more info on HVDBW installation in existing floors click here)
Testing and Certification: Reflectix® products are thoroughly tested at either nationally approved independent laboratories or at leading universities. Tests are performed to current American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards when a standard exists. |
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