Ordinary radiator 010 - Supply of large heat sinks

Large radiators can be divided into two main categories: one is the plate-type radiator; the other is the profile-type radiator, which has many specific shape variations. The radiator itself also has thermal resistance, and the smaller its thermal resistance, the better the heat dissipation effect. The thermal resistance of large plate-type radiators is not only related to the area of the radiator plate but also to the thickness of the plate. Next, I will introduce which brand of radiator is good and the characteristics of radiators.
Characteristics of large radiators
1. Large radiators have a fast heating speed; from turning on to heating, it generally takes about 20-30 minutes to reach a comfortable temperature, making it one of the fastest heating methods currently available. The time taken to heat from an off state to a certain temperature is not much different from that of water floor heating or electric floor heating, which runs at low temperatures before heating up to the set temperature.
2. The comfort level of large radiators is much better than that of traditional air conditioning heating methods. Although it uses radiation and convection for heating, it is much less stuffy than air conditioning.
3. Due to the fast heating speed of large radiators, they can even be turned on as needed without having to maintain a low-temperature operation all the time, thus saving on usage costs.
4. By using a gas boiler as a heat source, it can meet both heating and domestic hot water needs.
5. If cost is not overly considered, radiators can be installed in various sizes and types of rooms, which is an advantage over water floor heating.
6. Currently, there are many materials and shapes for large radiators on the market. With a good choice, it can achieve both heating effects and enhance indoor decor, achieving two goals at once.
7. Large radiators do not require an increase in ceiling height, making them very suitable for rooms with limited ceiling height.

The radiator plays an important role in the composition of heaters. Apart from active cooling by fans, assessing the quality of a heater largely depends on the heat absorption capacity and thermal conductivity of the radiator itself.