With our products you can create heating systems by radiation ensuring the absence of harmful electromagnetic fields. This type of heating uses infrared waves as a transfer vector that , when released into the environment from the floor, wall, ceiling or radiator, are transformed into heat when they encounter an object, a wall or a person, creating the optimal conditions for the comfort of the occupants.

As they are not absorbed by the air, they avoid the creation of convective motions, thus reducing the circulation of dust and mites.

With TT technology we produce infrared (FIR) heating systems, which use carbon fiber as a resistive element. The infrared wave field is divided into three wavelength ranges:

• Near infrared (NIR) from 0,75 µm to 1,5 µm
• Midle infrared(MIR) from 1,5 µm to 4 µm
• Far infrared (FIR) from 4 µm to 10 µm

In the 4≈10 µm range, the waves of the FIR spectrum are those most compatible with the human body and have the ability to penetrate organic substances, therefore with a very uniform heating effect. Furthermore, the carbon fiber, crossed by electrical charges, has the property of purifying the air by generating a high quantity of negative ions.