How does infrared heating impact indoor air quality, and is it a concern for building occupants?

Infrared heating positively impacts indoor air quality. Unlike traditional convectional heating systems, infrared directly heats objects, meaning it does not heat the air. Not only does this make infrared heating a much more comfortable warmth, this also means that no dust, allergens, or other pollutants are being spread around the house. Another benefit that infrared heating has on indoor air quality is the reduction of moisture, which helps to prevent mould and condensation. To find out more about how this works, click here.