Energy Efficiency:
Unlike gas systems requiring hours of pre-heating, the IR panels warm the space effectively within 30 minutes.
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Radyr Road Methodist Church, a thriving community hub near Cardiff, faced heating challenges with an outdated gas boiler and traditional wall-mounted heaters. Seeking a more efficient solution, they turned to KIASA infrared heating, recommended by their electrician. By installing IR panels, the church achieved rapid, even heating—reducing energy costs, eliminating gas reliance, and creating a comfortable environment for services and events. Now, they enjoy warmth within 30 minutes, with plans to integrate solar panels for even greater sustainability. This case study highlights how heritage buildings can embrace modern, energy-efficient heating solutions without compromising their structure or usability.
Radyr Road Methodist Church, nestled in a small village near Cardiff, is a vibrant community hub with a growing membership. The church sought to upgrade its outdated heating system to better serve its needs, including hosting regular services, public use, and events. Their journey to a modern, energy-efficient infrared (IR) heating system highlights the potential for innovation in traditional and heritage spaces.

The church needed a cost-effective, efficient solution that would maintain comfort without compromising usability across both older and newer sections of the building.
The Solution
The church’s electrician, Andy, recommended KIASA as a superior alternative to merely replacing the traditional heaters. After consulting with Jay at KIASA, who provided a tailored heating plan, the church decided to install infrared heating panels in both the old and new sections.
Unlike gas systems requiring hours of pre-heating, the IR panels warm the space effectively within 30 minutes.
The infrared system delivers a natural, comfortable warmth, allowing congregants to sit anywhere in the church without huddling near heat sources.
The elimination of the gas system reduced standing charges and boiler maintenance costs.
The IR panels provide a future-ready solution, with plans to integrate solar panels and PV batteries for enhanced energy independence.
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The transformation has been remarkable
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