Heat-On heating panels by Heat On Systems

Heat-On panels have an emitting efficiency of more than 94.8%, due to highly efficient far-infrared wave technology.

Why are other heating systems unable to do this?
In slab/under floor heating:
Produce heat from the ground up. Making the floor considerably warmer as appose to 1.5 - 2.0meters above the floor (which can be as much as 8C in difference). The greatest advantage with Heat-On panels when compared to this system is; as the panels are installed on the ceiling they are able to emit their added benefits such as (improved blood circulation, stabilizes nerves, 73% deodorization effects, purifying air properties, kills bacteria with 99.9% sterilization).

Reverse cycle/split systems:
Produce hot air through an E.H.P (Electronic Heat Pump) that simply blows hot air. These systems have only around a 50% emitting efficiency, this also tends to decrease as temperatures decrease over the winter months as the units are remotely installed outside. Disadvantages; circulation of dust and bacteria, up to 10 degrees C difference in temperatures (hot head, cold feet), filters/maintenance.

Ducted gas heating:
Again this system relies by ducting/blowing hot air into a given room/area via either ceiling installed vents (most in-efficient) or floor mounted vents. Disadvantages; again circulation of dust and bacteria, up to 10 degrees C difference in temperatures (hot head, cold feet) filters/maintenance.

Hydronic heating:
Circulates hot-water from a gas-powered boiler (or electric) throughout a home/building via wall mounted radiator panels which work on natural convection (without fan forcing). Disadvantages; maintenance on the boilers, radiators can be hot to touch (dangerous to infants) & obtrusive/sacrifice space, up to 8 degrees C difference in temperatures.