What is the length of the radiator, the size of the radiator and the room area comparison table

The normal size of radiator length is: 300mm, 400mm, 500mm, 600mm, 800mm, 1000mm, 1200mm, 1500mm, 1600mm, 1800mm, special size can contact the heating manufacturer.

You should be talking about the more common copper-aluminum composite radiator 8080 model on the market, calculate the length of the whole group of radiators 80 * 80, you can first count the number of radiators and the distance between the radiators, so the length of the whole group of radiators is (width * number of pieces) + (distance * number of radiators spacing), the height of the radiator can be customized by each manufacturer, generally from 300-1800mm.

Steel radiator is the mainstream product in the market, radiator manufacturers commonly use standard heights of 570 mm, 1200 mm, 1500 mm, 1870 mm, and more stock. Consumers can determine the specific width of the radiator and calculate the number of radiators according to the measurement results of the house.

The different specifications and models are embodied in the center distance, full height, the shape and size of the water pipe, the width and thickness of the column, these variables affect the heat dissipation of the radiator, the same material radiator water volume is small and the heating is fast, the heat dissipation is fast, suitable for both saving money and convenience, suitable for hanging fireplace self-heating. The radiator has a large water content, slow heating, slow heat dissipation, suitable for central heating in the community, stable room temperature and high comfort.

Radiator exhaust valve, also known as radiator running air. The exhaust valve is an inconspicuous but vital device in the entire radiator system. The exhaust valve is usually installed at the top of the radiator and looks like a small screw.

When the upper and lower valves are closed, the user gently loosens the vent valve, and immediately stops twisting the vent valve after hearing the sound of gas discharge, allowing the gas to drain by itself.

Since the gas in the radiator is accumulated on the top of the radiator, it is easy to release the gas under the action of atmospheric pressure.

Gently loosen the inlet valve until there is a steady flow of water out, then close the bleed valve. You must be patient in this step, just unscrew it a little and hear the sound of water, otherwise the gas will not be easy to discharge.

It is important to note that "deflating" is not the same as "deflating".

"Water discharge" is actually a misunderstanding, not only ineffective, but also getting colder and colder, and even affecting the whole building. Because the pressure of the heating is constant, if the user puts water in his home, it will cause the heating station to constantly add "cold water" to fill, and as a result, the pipe will get cooler and cooler.

If a building releases too much water, the whole building will freeze, and there is no scientific reason for "releasing water".

Radiator size and room area: The area managed by different types of radiators is different, for example, the heat dissipation area of 1 cast iron large 60 radiator is square meters.

The heat dissipation area of one four-column 813 radiator is square meters.

There are still many types of radiators in the market, but there are still certain requirements for their specifications and sizes. The width of a single radiator is 50mm, the spacing between the pieces is 10mm, and the thickness of the radiator can be 50mm, 60mm, 98mm and other combinations according to different needs.

The width of the film is relatively narrow, the water flow per unit time is less, the flow rate is fast, and the heat dissipation is also faster, which belongs to the most economical one. The width of the single orange film is 60mm, and the distance between the pieces is 10mm, the width is increased, which can hold more water, store more heat, and the single piece has a larger heat dissipation, but the temperature rise is slower than that of 50mm. Generally, the radiator with a height of 1800mm and a width of 60mm can heat a room area of 3 square meters, which is more cost-effective.

The radiator size corresponds to the area

Radiators are products that are used to transfer heat, and their size is limited in their ability to dissipate heat. In rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and large bay windows, low-rise radiators should be installed, which can effectively use the space, facilitate the radiators to balance heat dissipation, and achieve both heating and decoration.

At present, most people will choose 1500mm, 1600mm and other higher sizes in the living room and bedroom, and use Yinnian 600mm high radiators in the kitchen and bathroom, or special bathroom radiators. It is recommended that the user should be given on-site measurement and reasonable design by professionals to ensure the safe use of the radiator and maximize the heat dissipation efficiency.

So how to choose a general household radiator? Shandong radiator manufacturer Ruihuate is here to share with you.

Household radiators are generally divided into three main parts according to the area: living room; kitchen and bathroom; Bedchamber.

The area of the living room is generally larger, it is recommended that you choose a radiator with a height of meters, so that the overall atmosphere is seen, and the number of needs will be a little less, and the heat dissipation effect is not bad. It is a better choice. Kitchen and bathroom, generally the area is relatively small, it is recommended to choose a special ladder or back basket radiator, does not take up space, the heat dissipation effect is also good.

The bedroom is a place for everyone to rest, you can choose a more delicate classic 60 cm radiator, which can generally be placed under the bedroom window, that is, it does not take up space, and it can also achieve a good heating effect.

After talking about the size division, the next thing is the material, at present, the main household radiators are used, low carbon steel and copper and aluminum composite radiators. If you want a higher cost performance, you can choose copper-aluminum composite to have a longer service life. Here we also want to remind everyone that radiators are used as heating tools.

It is also a consumable, different materials also have a certain service life, according to different uses, the service life of low carbon steel is generally about 5-10 years, and the service life of copper-aluminum composite radiators is generally about 15-20 years.

It also reminds everyone to choose a regular radiator brand when choosing to ensure the quality of the radiator and have a good experience.

The height from 300mm-1800mm is basically available, and most of the household ones are 300mm, 600mm, 1200mm, 1500mm, and 1800mm

Put 1800mm or 1500mm in the living room.

Bedroom 600mm high under the window sill, depending on the home space.

The height of the radiator commonly used in the home is 600mm, 1200mm, 1500mm, and the height of the manufacturer is 600mm, 1200mm, 1500mm, 1800mm, these sizes are more in the market.

When purchasing, pay attention to the distance between the full height and the center, which is the distance between the center of the water inlet above the radiator and the center of the water outlet below; The full height of the radiator refers to the total height of the radiator, and it is necessary to judge the size of the position required for installation according to these dimensions to determine whether it is suitable. Be sure to ask whether the height of the radiator refers to the center distance or the total height of the radiator.

At present, the mainstream products in the market are steel radiators and copper and aluminum radiators, steel radiators are suitable for central heating, areas with good water quality, and large water storage, high heat dissipation, stable performance, affordable and high practicability.

Copper-aluminum radiator, suitable for central heating, areas with complex water quality, the inner pipe of the aluminum-copper radiator is copper, which has a strong resistance to acid and alkali corrosion, because it is a copper and aluminum product, with excellent heat dissipation, fast heating speed, more suitable for self-heating, economical.

The specific size and location of the number of radiator groups in actual use need to be recommended by special installation and measurement personnel, which is more in line with the actual use effect.

<> "The width of each radiator manufacturer is different, but the narrowest width is about 50 mm, the widest can reach 150 mm, and the largest width is usually a copper-aluminum composite radiator. Generally, the width of steel radiators is about 50 mm to 80 mm, and due to the limited width of steel, it will also be limited when the steel radiators are delayed.

What to pay attention to when using radiators.

1. When using the heating, the temperature must be controlled well, because it will emit more heat when it is running, so that the indoor temperature will also rise, if it is not turned off directly, the indoor temperature will also drop, which will cause the thermal expansion and contraction of the pipe, and there may be loose interfaces or water leakage, it is recommended to slowly reduce the temperature until it is closed.

2. The valve on the pipeline can not be adjusted casually, before heating, all the systems should be debugged until each riser valve is in the right position, if it is adjusted without authorization in the later stage, the indoor heating effect will also be affected, before use, remember to open the air valve, exhaust the air inside, until there is hot water flowing out.

3. The radiator is usually installed against the wall, if you don't pay attention, it is easy to cause impact on the wall, and it will also damage the radiator and affect the use. When the heating season is over, the radiators have to be turned off, but some lack of cleaning is neglected. If the radiator is not used for a long time, a large amount of dust will accumulate on the surface, and if it is not cleaned in time, it will also have an impact on the later use.

Radiator specifications are: 600mm, 1200mm, 1500mm, 1800mm, etc. The width of the radiator is 50mm and 60mm, and consumers can calculate the number of radiators according to the specific width of the radiator.

Radiator is a kind of heating-based heating equipment. It is mainly used in the northern regions where the winter is cold, and it has the effect of keeping warm. In cold areas such as Northeast China, heating has replaced fire walls and ondols as people's new heating equipment.

In the past, cast iron radiators were mostly used, but now more materials have been developed. Cast iron radiators have gradually withdrawn from the market stage, steel radiators, copper-aluminum composite radiators, aluminum radiators and other new types of heaters are superior to cast stuffy oak radiators in terms of material and production process, becoming the most mainstream radiators in the market.

50mm wide radiator: the width of a single radiator is 50mm, the spacing between the pieces is 10mm, and the thickness of the radiator can be 50mm, 60mm, 98mm and other combinations according to different needs. The width of the film is relatively narrow, the water flow in the unit time is less, the flow rate is fast, and the heat dissipation is also faster, which is an economical one.

60mm wide radiator: the width of the single piece is 60mm, the spacing is 10mm radiator, the width is increased, it can hold more water, the stored heat is more, the heat dissipation of the single piece is larger, but the temperature rise is slower than that of 50mm. In addition, a radiator with a height of 1800mm and a width of 60mm can heat a room area of 3 square meters.

For the new house that is being renovated to use radiators to heat at home, I believe that everyone is also busy buying radiators at this time, radiators because of high efficiency and environmental protection, cost-effective, the main point is that it heats up faster, and it is also more popular in rural areas, but because we usually have little contact with building materials knowledge, most people are ignorant of the specifications and models of radiators, so it will also bring difficulties to everyone when choosing radiators, so how to choose the specifications of radiators? Let's follow the golden flagship flag brother to find out.

Steel radiator specifications, model dimensions.

1. For steel radiators, the specifications and heights of different manufacturers are also different, generally 600mm, 670mm and 1500mm and 1800mm, these standard heights are also common and are also readily available, we can calculate the specific height of the radiator and the number of radiators according to the area of the home when purchasing.

mm wide steel radiator, beautiful and exquisite appearance. The width of a single radiator is 50mm, the spacing between the radiators is 10mm, and the thickness of a single radiator is relatively narrow for the width of the radiator.

mm wide steel radiator has a larger water flow, its monolithic width is 60mm, the spacing between the pieces is 10mm, as the width increases, it can hold more water to store more heat, for the heating rate to be less than 50mm, the monolithic heat dissipation can be increased by more than 20%. In addition, a radiator with a height of 1800 mm and a width of 60 mm can drive a room area of 3 square meters, which is a cost-effective type.

4. For radiators with a height of 300mm and 400mm and 500mm, these need to be customized in advance.

How much radiators to buy and how to calculate them according to the steps.

1. To calculate the area, you must first calculate the area of the bedroom, living room, bathroom, etc.

2. Calculate the number of pieces, when the area of a single house is calculated, the number of groups that need to buy heating can be calculated according to the measured square meters. Not all radiators can be split and combined, everyone only needs to choose a radiator that meets their own needs according to the usable area of their own home when buying.

3. Height and length, the radiator should be placed under the window, the length of the radiator should be close to the width of the window, and the choice of height depends on the height of the window sill, and the lower part of the radiator should leave a gap of 100mm to ensure that the air can pass through the radiator smoothly and form an air circulation.