Electric radiators and other modern heating appliances

The principle of operation, advantages, similar heating appliances.

Electric radiators their appearance resemble water specimens. Heat is generated in them when electric current passes through the heating element of the radiator. It is this heat that warms us.

As you know, electrical energy can be quite easily controlled. Therefore, heating systems equipped with electric radiators make it possible to regulate the indoor climate.

As noted above, electric radiators are similar to ordinary ones both in appearance and in principle of operation. The difference is that instead of water, an electric current is used. In order to transfer heat from the heating element to the walls, various liquids are used, most often this is oil. Such radiators can be controlled both through a temperature regulator located in the radiator, and from a common climate control system.

Currently, a wide range of such radiators is available on the market. As a rule, they are equipped with temperature regulators. But it is possible to purchase radiators without thermostats, which will create a common heating system, which can subsequently be controlled from one regulator.

Electric radiators are very tight, so they are not afraid that oil will flow. In addition, they are equipped with an overheat protection system. One of the directions of development of these devices is electric heated towel rails.

The most advanced appliances in the industry are electric heat storage. They can be turned on at night, at this time they will heat up and will retain heat for several days. This happens due to the stones that are in their composition.

Ceiling infrared heaters are also quite common. They are designed for heating rooms with high ceilings. This is an excellent choice for those rooms where it is difficult to make a conventional heating system. Such heaters are mounted either to the ceiling or to a special design.

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