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Evening Chaps...
One of my customer is a small 1800's church, which is pretty cold.
Been asked if I can offer a solution to their heating.
Details:
- no other services coming in, just electric
- 100amp incoming supply (max demand very minimal at present : 9 x lights, 4 x 13amp socket, 1 x door curtain heater)
- Area to heat 5000(w)x13000(l)x6000 (height to centre of vaulted ceiling)
- no insulation anywhere (brick walls/ timber roof slated above)
It is only used a few times a week for about an hour at time, so they are not really wanting to heat the whole building just enough heat to keep them going for that short period of time.
Any ideas please of the best solution, commercial heating is a bit of a new for me. Will be trying a couple of wholesalers I use to see what they suggest.
They don't really want to go down the storage heater route.
I was thinking along the lines of maybe 4 of these (CFS30), put on a programmer to come on half hour before they arrive:
Commercial Fan Heaters from Dimplex, official site
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated,
Cheers
Sy
One of my customer is a small 1800's church, which is pretty cold.
Been asked if I can offer a solution to their heating.
Details:
- no other services coming in, just electric
- 100amp incoming supply (max demand very minimal at present : 9 x lights, 4 x 13amp socket, 1 x door curtain heater)
- Area to heat 5000(w)x13000(l)x6000 (height to centre of vaulted ceiling)
- no insulation anywhere (brick walls/ timber roof slated above)
It is only used a few times a week for about an hour at time, so they are not really wanting to heat the whole building just enough heat to keep them going for that short period of time.
Any ideas please of the best solution, commercial heating is a bit of a new for me. Will be trying a couple of wholesalers I use to see what they suggest.
They don't really want to go down the storage heater route.
I was thinking along the lines of maybe 4 of these (CFS30), put on a programmer to come on half hour before they arrive:
Commercial Fan Heaters from Dimplex, official site
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated,
Cheers
Sy