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Experience efficiency, savings, and elevated comfort with our radiant ceiling panels.
Radiant ceiling panels provide highly efficient, uniform heating by emitting warmth directly to objects and people, using far infrared radiation like the sun.
Ideal for both residential and commercial spaces, these panels are space-efficient, energy-saving, and maintain a clean, silent operation.
They blend seamlessly with various architectural styles and are favored for their minimal maintenance and ability to reduce dust circulation.
The Herschel SUMMIT is a versatile electric heater, perfect for large indoor and sheltered outdoor spaces. Available in black and white, it's designed for zero light and maintenance. Installation is flexible, with options for both ceiling and wall mounting, and includes necessary brackets and accessories.
It uses Far Infrared technology to warm people directly, ensuring quick and comfortable heat. It features a fast warm-up time and comes in versions with or without a remote control, which offers adjustable power levels and a 24-hour timer. Its silent operation and zero-light emission make it a discreet and eco-friendly choice.
With decades of hands-on experience, we've honed our craft to become leaders in the radiant heating industry. Trust in our expertise to deliver radiant heating solutions that truly stand the test of time.
For our radiant heat panels, we carefully select and offer only the best products. With GWD you're investing in durability, efficiency, and cutting-edge technology.
We're committed to providing top-tier radiant ceiling panels at prices that are competitive and fair. No compromises, just the best value for our valued clients.
Our team of highly skilled installers ensures that your heated floor system is set up seamlessly, with precision and care. Experience excellence from the ground up with our expert installation crew.
The total cost of a radiant heat panel can be broken down into three parts: the upfront cost, the installation cost, and the running cost.
The cost for each of these can change based on the type of panel you choose, whether that’s electric, carbon fiber, or convection radiant panels.
| Type | Upfront Cost Range | Output Range | Daily Running Cost (8 Hours Per Day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electric Radiant Ceiling Panels | $469-$1,399 | 350W-1150W | $0.64-$2.12* |
* Based on the US National Average Electricity Price of $0.23 kWh
Our radiant heat panels are designed for straightforward installation and are delivered with an extensive set of instructions.
We have a network of Accredited Installers who are happy to provide assistance – but equally, we can work with any electrician, to help them with the installation process.
Yes, radiant ceiling heat is effective and efficient. It provides uniform heating that is more comfortable than convection heating systems, maintains good air quality by not circulating dust or allergens, and is energy-efficient as it heats objects and people directly.
The biggest disadvantage is the initial installation cost, which can be higher compared to traditional heating systems. Also, in spaces with very high ceilings, their heating effectiveness can be reduced.
No, radiant ceiling heat is not a fire hazard when installed and maintained correctly. These systems are designed with safety in mind and do not have open flames or high-temperature surfaces.
After being turned off, rooms heated with electric radiant ceiling panels can retain warmth for a variable amount of time, typically ranging from a few minutes to an hour. This duration depends on factors like room insulation, outside temperature, and the material properties of the room’s contents. Radiant heat tends to create a lasting warm environment, as it heats objects and surfaces, which then slowly releases the heat back into the room.
The lifespan of electric radiant ceiling heating systems can vary, but they generally last between at least 20 to 30 years. This depends on the quality of the system and adherence to maintenance guidelines.
The running cost of radiant ceiling heat can vary based on several factors like electricity rates, insulation of the space, and how the system is used. However, due to its efficient heating method, it is often less expensive than conventional heating systems and can sometimes lead to energy cost savings.
The ideal height to install a radiant ceiling panel is between 8-10 feet.
If the ceiling height exceeds 10 feet you have a few options:
1) Opt for a larger panel. For example if you are purchasing a 400W Inspire Comfort White Frameless Radiant Heat Panel, then you can move up to the 700W model.
2) Add a second panel and span them to provide stronger, even heating over a larger target area.
3) Consider installing the panel on a wall instead of the ceiling, if this fits with the room layout and design requirements.
