Direct fire

Direct fire is a type of heating element that is used to heat rooms. It belongs to electric heating systems. Direct heaters are usually installed on the wall, under the window or on the ceiling of the room and are used for additional heating or increasing the temperature in the room.

 

These heaters consist of an electric heater, which is built into a metal box or cover, which ensures the distribution of heat in the room. The heater radiates heat directly into the room and the surrounding air is heated, increasing the temperature.

Direct heaters have several advantages and disadvantages:

Advantages:

Simple installation: Direct heaters are easy to install and do not need to be connected to the central heating system, which allows for quick and easy introduction of heating into the room.

Fast heating: Direct heaters are able to quickly increase the temperature in the room, because the heat spreads directly to the surroundings.

Individual control: Each direct heater can be equipped with a thermostat, which enables individual control of the temperature in each room.

Disadvantages:

High operating costs: Direct heaters use electricity, which can cause higher operating costs compared to other heating systems.

Smaller heating range: Direct heaters are usually suitable for heating smaller rooms and may not be effective for larger rooms or open spaces.

Direct heaters are often used in apartments, offices, small shops and similar places where additional heating or individual temperature control is required. Their simple installation and fast heating make them an attractive solution for rooms that require fast and flexible temperature control.