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air, creating effective radiant heat. For tenants in older housing stock,
that translates to typical monthly heating costs of £35-40 in a two- in energy spend, particularly in colder months. When paired with solar PV and time-of-use tariffs, algorithms used by these smart systems can cut energy bills by up to 40%. Tackling mould and damp systems bring a range of additional priorities of social housing providers. One of these is their ability to help tackle damp and mould, issues that have long plagued poorly heated or poorly ventilated homes. Because infrared systems heat the
fabric of the building, rather than circulating warm air, they eliminate cold spots where condensation and mould are most likely to form. Maintaining consistent temperatures throughout the home also helps support healthier indoor air quality and occupant wellbeing. In this way, smart control systems are
not only reducing bills but helping to improve long-term housing quality. Easy to install, easy to manage Smart infrared heating is also easy for complex plumbing or specialist training. That makes them a highly practical solution for refurbishment at scale, helping providers upgrade multiple units quickly and cost-effectively. Once installed, intuitive touchscreen
controls allow residents to set individual room temperatures, monitor their energy usage and gain complete visibility over how much they’re spending. Meanwhile, housing providers can access a central dashboard that gives a clear view of system performance, energy use and temperature data across a portfolio of homes. This level of data insight can support
planning to compliance reporting and ensures transparency and accountability for both tenants and landlords. Supporting net zero targets Achieving EPC targets and broader decarbonisation goals is a growing challenge for the housing sector. With English social housing required to reach an EPC rating of C or above by
low carbon heating solutions offer an increasingly attractive route to compliance. This is particularly true for smart
infrared systems, which seamlessly integrate with current and future green technologies. Their consistent, low energy demand makes them perfect partners for smart tariffs, demand- side response programmes and on-site generation like solar PV. Plus, with no moving parts, they drastically cut down on maintenance needs and costs.
makes smart infrared heating a strong strategies, especially in homes where more traditional low carbon systems aren’t viable. Smarter homes, better outcomes Decarbonising social housing is a critical challenge for the UK’s net zero journey.
Facing limited budgets, ageing stock and increasing scrutiny over housing quality, providers need solutions that deliver for residents today, while supporting long- term environmental goals. Smart heating systems, especially
those with infrared panel technology, are a proven, practical solution for comfortable, affordable and low carbon homes. They offer precise energy control, integrate with renewables and provide total transparency around performance and costs. Most importantly, they help residents stay warm and healthy, without worrying about unaffordable energy bills. In an era that demands space
affordability, smart infrared heating heating for good.
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