| Infrared-church bank heaters "According to Wikipedia, there are about 30,000 parishes in Germany with several 100,000 buildings. Energetically, heating churches (with convection heat) is the most inefficient thing a church congregation can do. Heating with a conventional convection heating and the disadvantages that result: Extremely large volume of space, which must first be heated in the event of convection heat, far too long warm-up phases. Very thick masonry, which absorbs the generated heat for a long time until it heats itself up first and then the heat remains in the room, thus far too high an energy consumption. The enormously high heating effort, which is not justifiable in relation to the very short useful life (only worship service). The cost-benefit factor is out of proportion. Destruction of historically valuable building material as well as equipment (organ, pulpit, paintings, etc.)...." In the Sales market you'll find much more insertations. |
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