As shown in the diagram above, ThermoTile concentrates warmth near the floor (living area) where you need it, not near the ceiling.

Since more warmth is concentrated near the floor, you feel warmer.

Since you feel warmer, you can turn down your central thermostat.

ASHRAE* reports a "comfortable" temperature is 70°F. Forced air systems must be set at 75°F to feel this warm. Whereas with ThermoTile, you can set your regular thermostat to 66°F and feel comfortable. This reduces your energy costs substantially.
*American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Engineers standard 55-1992.

For each degree that you turn down your thermostat, you can save between 3% to 5% on your bill. So, if you can turn your thermostat down from 75°F to 66°F, you will save 9 times 3% to 5% or up to 45%.

Your electric utility company may offer additional incentives for installing ThermoTile!

Programmable thermostats help insure maximum savings.

Install thermostats in each room to control individual room comfort.

Finally, ThermoTile is silent and does not require energy-consuming blowers to force the air through the ductwork.