Posted by Geo-TH,In on March 21, 2021 at 07:06:45 from (172.79.84.227):
Back in the 60's the electric company promoted radiant heat in ceiling. They called it a 5 star heating system and offered a reduced electric rate. Been working a rental property with radiant heat in the ceiling. It's like working in a toaster oven. Heat rises and the ceiling is like a crock pot. A lot of mass in the plaster over the heating wires and it takes a long time for plaster to heat up and a long time for it to cool off. I have to turn the thermostats on the lowest setting, work without a shirt and sweat.
No secret heat rises and cold air settles on the floor. Yesterday I decided to take a small fan and blow the cold air on the floor upwards past a thermostat to ceiling.
What a difference the fan made. Thermostats in each room. The temperature in the room was 75 degrees with thermostat set on minimum.
Try using a fan to circulate the heat off floor. IMO, a fan on the floor is better than a ceiling fan. geo
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