Ducoterra’s SolaRay infrared heating panels are providing sun-like warmth and clean, silent, allergen-free heat for the children’s therapy facility.  Founded in 1999, Jumping Mouse Children’s Center located in Port Townsend, Washington transforms children’s lives by providing expressive mental health therapy. Being a non-profit organization, Jumping Mouse needed a heating solution that was both safe and economical as every dollar is limited.  Ducoterra’s radiant heat panels were a perfect fit, combining safe, clean heat while maximizing energy efficiency and their bottom-line.

Ducoterra  supplied ten of its 750 watt SolaRay infrared heating panels to heat the new facility.  These efficient radiant heat panels will save Jumping Mouse over $400 a year in heating costs and $14,000 over the lifetime of the facility.  The SolaRay panels are safely on the ceiling, radiating sun-like warmth and providing healthy, silent, and comfortable heating for the children and the therapists, while using 35% less energy than standard wall heaters and 50% less than baseboard heaters.

The Lummi Housing Authority built 16 new homes for their tribal members and Ducoterra in partnership with Heating Green, delivered 182 SolaRay panels that will save the Lummi’s over 63,000 kW and $6,300 each year. These 3, 4, and 5 bedroom homes were required to be affordable, energy-efficient homes, with a low-cost heating system requiring only minimal maintenance. Usually, having both an affordable and energy-efficient heating system is not achievable, but Ducoterra’s SolaRay radiant heat panels met the challenge perfectly with our Lifetime warranty, high-comfort radiant heat, excellent energy efficiency, and maintenance-free operation.

The Lummi Nation is a nationally recognized leader in tribal self-governance and education, the third largest tribe in Washington State, serving over 5,000 members on the Lummi Reservation, and with an ongoing investment in tribal economic development. 

Sharon and Steve recently completed the remodel of their magnificent three-story Northwest Hood Canal waterfront home. This home features a towering 20-foot-high wall of west facing living room windows with incredible water and mountain views. As you can imagine this home presented the owners with a unique challenge for heating and cooling. The solution was a hybrid heating system using a ductless heat pump to heat and cool both the living room as well as the master bedroom, and Ducoterra’s Far Infrared Radiant Panels mounted on the ceiling of all the other rooms, including three guest bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a family room.

The result: a hybrid heating system using these two efficient heating technologies succeeded. Sharon loves the way the panels are unobtrusive and barely visible as well as the gentle heating from Ducoterra’s panels. And, both are looking forward to the ductless system keeping them cool in the summer. Furthermore, Steve likes the fact that he can control the temperature of the heating panels in several of their infrequently used guest bedrooms and bathrooms, saving energy and lowering their heating bill.