Microclimate systems and industrial heating of greenhouses FOCUS

Efficient industrial greenhouse heating combines ground heating with ground radiators and air heating in combination with fan heaters. You can find out how this is implemented in practice on this page.

When the greenhouse is heated with water heating, significant heat loss is observed, therefore, in practice, in greenhouse farms, the temperature is maintained by air. This type of heating is more efficient than infrared, electric and gas in poorly insulated structures, which are greenhouses.

If we recall the not very distant past, then in the old days, stove heating was used to heat greenhouses, laying long chimneys under the ground. Combined with daylight sunshine, this was sufficient for early agro-activities starting as early as February of the planting year.

Modern winter greenhouses are heated using ground radiators and fan heaters with water heating. This can be accomplished with a hybrid system that mixes hot air with air masses in the greenhouse. Temperature control and monitoring is carried out using sensors. Air heating can be used for polycarbonate and foil greenhouses.

For heating country houses, in addition to gas boilers, air-to-water heat pumps, electric boilers are used due to the availability of resources. But all of the listed types of heating boilers are very expensive.

They will never provide optimally priced autonomous heating. Such a heating device that provides comfortable heating of private houses using underfloor heating or radiators is the FOCUS pellet boiler.

Switching to FOCUS pellet boilers, you will be able to please yourself with autonomous heating without changing heating devices, and also without making structural changes to one-pipe or two-pipe wiring.

A pellet boiler room can be connected together with other boilers, ensuring the operation of radiators, heaters, underfloor heating and other heating devices, regardless of the wiring diagram, but you definitely won’t need a heat pump.