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There are two major types of heating available to most houses, forced air and radiant heating. Forced air heating uses a furnace to heat up the air, which is then sent through the house by means of ducts. Radiant heating systems work differently. Instead of heating up the air, they employ some sort of device to radiate heat outwards into the air. The most obvious example of this sort of system are the classic on wall radiators.