01 · Heating & cooling source
Select suitable plant or an available supply interface for the location, building loads, operating temperatures and local service arrangements.
THE SYSTEM · YANGHE 養和
Less direct draught.
A whole-home approach.
Radiant comfort brings the building surfaces, conditioned fresh air and controls into one coordinated design. Every layer has a distinct job.
HEAT EXCHANGE, RECONSIDERED
Start with
the room itself.
Water circulates through designed radiant surfaces. In heating mode, warm surfaces exchange heat with the room; in cooling mode, cooler surfaces absorb heat. Radiation and natural convection both contribute.
Cooling surfaces do not remove the moisture load. Ventilation and dehumidification need separate sizing and a coordinated operating strategy.
Cooling output also depends on available surface area, water and room conditions, finishes and the building load. Some projects need auxiliary terminals.
FIVE COORDINATED LAYERS
From plant
to personal comfort.
02 · Water distribution
Plan hydraulic circuits, insulation, balancing, zoning, water quality and access for maintenance.
03 · Room surfaces & terminals
Match radiant surfaces or hydronic terminals to capacity, architecture, finishes, response time and room use.
04 · Ventilation & moisture
Size outside air and humidity treatment for the real building and occupancy. Coordinate air paths, drainage, filtration and acoustics.
05 · Sensing & control
Define zone logic, dew-point safeguards, sensor-fault responses, mode changes and commissioning evidence.
TWO VALID DESIGN PATHS
Choose the system
that fits the home.
Yanghe · Radiant comfort
Radiant heating and cooling with ventilation, humidity management and dew-point coordination. Particularly relevant when low direct draught and architectural integration are priorities.
Ningrun · Hydronic comfort
A water-based system using fan-coil terminals, fresh air and zone control. It may suit quicker response or some renovation constraints. Fan-coil systems move air and are not described as windless.
Equipment, output, noise and energy use are project-specific. A final specification follows calculations and site coordination.
ENGINEERING, MADE UNDERSTANDABLE
Look a little deeper.
LET’S THINK IT THROUGH
A better climate starts
with your floor plan.
Tell us where you are building, what stage you are at, and how you want your home to feel.