GAS HEATING

Ducted Gas Heating

Ducted gas heating works by passing cold air over a heat exchanger, which is warmed by gas combustion. The warmed air is then pushed through ducts into the home via a series of vents in the ceiling or floor.
A thermostat is installed in the main living area. This senses the air temperature inside the home and sends a signal to the heater to cycle on, or off, to maintain the desired temperature.

Space Heating

Gas space heaters work by passing cold air over a heat exchanger, which is warmed by gas combustion. The warmed air is then pushed through a vent into the room.

A thermostat is installed inside the heater. This senses the air temperature inside the room and sends a signal to the heater to turn on or off, or turn up or down.

Unlike unflued gas heaters, which increase the level of pollutants in the home, space heaters are flued, so exhaust gases are expelled outside. With unflued heating, doors or windows must be kept open to expel polluted air, but with flued heaters you can keep doors and windows closed and eliminate cold draughts.