The working principle of bathroom radiators

Principle: The heat source is a collective heating type and a household heating type (self operated closed small heating furnace wall mounted series), with most of the heating medium water temperatures ranging from 70 to 85 ℃. Through a dedicated pipeline, it flows into the radiator. Due to the low temperature of the room, hot water circulates and circulates inside the radiator, outputting heat through metal conduction to the indoor space. Cold water flows away from the bottom diameter of the diffuser (the outlet temperature is generally 50-65 ℃). A circular heat dissipation path is formed, and bathroom type radiators are one of the new types of radiators. Due to their advantages such as aesthetics, small space occupation, and practicality, they have been continuously used to this day.