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SUGGESTIONS FOR ENERGY SAVING
1- Many factors such as the environment and climatic conditions, the size of the
space where the radiator will be used and the state of isolation and the installation
method of the radiator are effective in achieving the expected efficiency from the
radiator. Do not forget that; the energy consumption of the heating appliance you
use is proportional to the size of your home heat loss. The more heat loss from
your home to the outdoor heat, the more energy the heater will consume to
compensate for this heat loss. Buddha reveals the importance of isolation. The heat
loss of a modern building, in which the roof, outer wall, windows and doors are well
insulated and various sealing measures have been taken, falls at a rate of up to
50%. This is returning to you as lower heating costs.
2-
Unlike what you might think, running a heating device continuously is much
more economical than running at night and closing during the day. If the device
does not work for a long time, the temperature of the room will decrease much
more and the appliance will work more to bring the temperature of the room to the
desired level of comfort. Instead, if the thermostat is set to a low temperature level
and the device is operated for a longer period of time, a more efficient and
economical heating will be provided since the room is kept at a certain
temperature.
3- Place the radiator on walls with windows if possible. This provides a more
efficient heating since the cold air from the windows is broken.
TAKE CARE ABOUT OVERHEATING !!!
4-Room temperature should be kept at 20 ° C. Keeping the room temperature at 1
° C saves up to 6% in heating costs.
5-The tops and fronts of the radiators should not be closed for aesthetic purposes
and should not be obstructed by furniture, curtains and fittings. In this case, the
heat does not spread in a homogeneous manner and causes increased energy
consumption.
6- Keeping curtains closed provides energy saving at night. is covered to keep the
Close your curtains when the sun is out of your windows. Close these windows with
blinds and windshields if you have, at nights.
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