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The size of the radiator is determined by calculating the heating load and dividing it by the 'standard heat output' for each product.
The standard load is applied at a value between 150 and 450 kcal/㎡·h depending on the use of the space and the insulation condition.
Generally, the heat dissipation per section of an aluminum radiator is calculated to be approximately 100 to 130 kcal/hr.
Please check the items below for accurate capacity design.
Areas with high humidity or windows, such as bathrooms, experience significant heat loss, so it is important to select the right option for your intended use. Please enter the actual exclusive area requiring heating.
If the wall insulation is poor or drafts enter through window gaps, you must set the environmental factor high to ensure sufficient capacity.
Always round up the decimal point in the calculated pin count when making your selection. For example, if the result is 5.2, it is more stable to install the 6-pin product.
These are practical on-site points that must be checked before installing the radiator.
It is recommended to install radiators under windows whenever possible. They are effective in balancing the indoor temperature by immediately warming the cold air coming from outside.
If heating is not even after installation, it is highly likely that air has accumulated inside. Removing the air through the air vent will restore thermal efficiency.
You can efficiently save on boiler fuel costs by closing the radiator valves in unused spaces or setting the temperature low.