Heating radiators, electric, wall: description

Like all other heating appliances, electric heating radiators are wall mounted to maintain a comfortable temperature in the room during the cold season. As a rule, autonomous or central heating is provided in a residential building. However, the latter is notable for its unstable work. Autonomous heating also sometimes breaks down. In such a situation, electric heaters will serve as an excellent addition to the system.

Application

It is believed that heating radiators are electric wall-mounted, in comparison with conventional gas appliances, are more expensive to operate. This is due to a regular increase in energy prices. But there are electric appliances for economical heating. In addition, it happens that electric radiators are the only option, as the supply of gas to consumers is intermittent or even in the terrain do not pass gas distribution networks.

Heating radiators electric wall mounted can be installed in almost any convenient place. It should be noted that at present these heating appliances are used as a reserve or additional source of heat.

Benefits

• Reliability and durability.
• These devices can be used in rooms with high humidity.
• Security.
• You can set your own mode in separate rooms.
• Automatic maintenance of operating parameters.
• Connectivity does not require permission.
• Easy installation.
• Moderate cost.
• Quiet work.

Classification

Depending on the version of the radiator grille, these heating appliances can be divided into two main types:

1. Liquid.
2. Free-flowing.

Let us consider them in more detail.

Liquid devices

Liquid heating radiators are electric wall (the reviews are mostly positive) in their sections have special channels filled with a coolant. Like water heaters, heat from the liquid is transferred to the metal surface, and then the heat exchange between the air and the sections (convective heat exchange) and the elements inside the room (radiant heat exchange) takes place. The only difference from water heating is the fact that in electrical appliances there is no circulation, and the heating of the liquid is carried out by TEN.

As a working fluid can act oil. Radiators of heating oil electric wall have no open heating elements, therefore oxygen is not burned, as a result small dust particles are not formed.

Liquid devices can either be connected to the water heating system or operate in the mode of a separate heating device.

Fluidless radiators

Unlike the previous version, in this case, the use of a heat carrier is not provided, and the heat transfer from the heaters occurs directly to the metal heat-dissipating surface. They can not be connected to the water heating system and installed as a separate heater.

The liquid-free wall heating radiators heat faster, but they also cool down faster. These devices have a small mass, so they are much easier to transfer from one room to another.

Choosing an electric convector

For a long time there has been competition between central heating devices and electric radiators (directly wall-mounted units). Recently, the leading positions have been taken by the heating radiators electric wall-mounted. Since these devices can be installed in any convenient place. Due to the compactness, this element not only fits perfectly into the interior, but also does not interfere with free movement around the room.

A standard electrical appliance (not a wall-mounted appliance) is in most cases located in the middle of the room. In addition, an electric cable stretches to it, which can be tripped over.

For water heaters, the supply of communications is required, which also creates difficulties when moving and take away the living space, besides they are more cumbersome.

Security measures

To ensure safe operation of the electrical appliance, the following requirements must be adhered to:

• The device must be regularly wiped from dust, and most importantly, do not allow dust on its electrical part.
• When connecting to a network, use grounding.
• The room humidity should not be more than 80%.
• It is not advisable to connect the device to a single outlet with the rest of the electrical devices, as this may cause a network overload.