Air source heat pump is the most popular heating method nowadays, not only is the mainstream product of "coal to electricity" in the north, but also the heating method in the south. Underfloor heating and radiators are two common heating ends of air source heat pumps, so you know which one is suitable for your home? Next, the Juteng stainless steel air source once said clear two different ends of the applicable situation.
Underfloor heating is better suited to newly renovated homes
Air source underfloor heating needs to lay underfloor heating pipes in the floor, and then backfill and lay tiles, so it is suitable for new home renovation of water and electricity is almost finished when the field, laying is completed, has been water and electricity can be tested in time for the effect. Because the air source floor heating is a kind of radiant heating, the air source heat pump unit to heat the water, and then through the buried under the floor of the pipeline circulation flow, so as to achieve the purpose of heating the indoor space.
Houses that are already lived in are better suited to radiator
If the old heat source transformation or already living in the house temporarily need to install heating, such a situation is more suitable for the radiator, because the radiator is generally installed in the corner, belongs to the open installation, do not have to destroy the original decoration, if it is the installation of underfloor heating needs to be re-opened prying open the floor, a large amount of work and affects the daily life of the residents, and only need to occupy the corner of the heater can be quickly completed the installation, does not affect the life of the heater.
Therefore, the most suitable end is the one that suits the current conditions of your home. Juteng focus on stainless steel air source for 24 years, has a wealth of experience in heating design and installation, in the customer design heating programme, professional engineers will come to the door to survey the customer's house conditions, so as to give a reasonable programme, so that each family can enjoy the most comfortable heating life.
