Most users know the installation location of the radiator. Usually, the radiator is installed under or beside the window sill. Because this installation is conducive to the convection of the air in the house, the radiator is close to the ground, which can make the indoor air convection and maintain the balance of the room temperature; in addition, when the cold air comes in from the window slit, the radiator will cool down The air is heated to prevent cold. Therefore, the radiator is installed under or beside the window sill.
But many users have a question, how high is the radiator installed? Is the higher the position, the better the heat dissipation?
Under normal circumstances, the radiator should be separated from the ground by a distance of about 20cm. During the convection of indoor air, the air in the entire room heats up and the room becomes warmer. If the radiator is installed in a relatively high place, convection cannot be formed under the radiator. Although the heating has been turned on for a long time, the part near the ground is still cold, and there will be no feeling of "heat generation at the bottom of the foot".
And it is 3-4cm away from the wall, the pipe height is about 150cm, and the height will be about 100cm during installation, so that the radiator can ensure the surrounding air flow, and achieve heat dissipation and beautiful results.
