Heating a computer store in Zaporizhzhia
Teplov infrared heaters were used for store heating at a computer retailer in Zaporizhzhia. The premises cover 200 m² and have a ceiling height of 4 m. The system comprises 18 heaters across three models, with thermostats for temperature control.
The task and the premises
Heating a retail space requires consideration of product displays, aisles and workstations as well as floor area. The project description specifies two temperature settings: +19 °C during the day and +10 °C at night. These are control settings, not a record of measured indoor temperatures.
- Computer store, Zaporizhzhia
- Heated floor area: 200 m²
- Ceiling height: 4 m
- Control: thermostats
Heating system equipment
| Model | Quantity | Rated power per heater | Combined rated power |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teplov B600 | 1 | 600 W | 600 W |
| Teplov P2000 | 5 | 2 000 W | 10 000 W |
| Teplov B1000 | 12 | 1 000 W | 12 000 W |
| Total | 18 | — | 22.6 kW |
The calculated combined rated power is 22.6 kW, based on the published equipment quantities and model ratings. This does not mean that the system continuously draws 22.6 kW, nor does it establish monthly electricity consumption.
Why this Teplov equipment configuration suits a retail space
Keeping the sales floor clear
Ceiling-mounted infrared heaters do not occupy floor space, leaving room for retail fixtures and aisles. Heater positions must take account of the layout and installation requirements.
Delivering heat to the heated area
Infrared radiation transfers heat to surfaces within the heater’s coverage; those surfaces also exchange heat with the surrounding air. Mounting height, direction and obstructions therefore matter. A ceiling height of 4 m alone is not enough to select a heater model.
Temperature control for operating hours
Thermostats control heating according to a temperature setting. This project specifies separate day and night settings. Any overnight reduction should account for stored goods, humidity and the time needed to warm the premises before opening.
This case documents a specific Teplov equipment configuration and the use of temperature control. It does not include comparative measurements against other heating systems, so it does not establish a particular percentage saving or superiority over every alternative.
Planning heating for your store
Do not copy this equipment configuration solely because your premises have the same floor area. For equipment selection, provide a floor plan, ceiling height, insulation details, glazing, doors, ventilation, operating hours and available electrical capacity. These inputs support a heat-loss assessment and an equipment layout. Contact Teplov to discuss your project.