Radiant heating is a method of warming a space by transferring heat directly from a surface to the occupants and objects in the room. This system typically uses electric cables or hot water tubes installed beneath floors, in walls, or in ceilings. As these surfaces warm up, they radiate heat, creating a comfortable environment without the need for forced air. One of the main advantages of radiant heating is its energy efficiency. Since it heats objects and people directly, it can maintain a comfortable temperature at lower air temperatures, reducing energy consumption. This system is often used in residential and commercial buildings, providing consistent warmth throughout the space.