Generally speaking, the common installation positions of radiators are arranged in the recommended order: first under the window, next to the window, and secondly behind the door and the inner wall. The radiator installed under the window is the best choice.
1. Increase the heating speed
Because the radiator uses air convection for heating, the gaps in the doors or windows are easy to ventilate and dissipate heat. Therefore, near the doors and windows is the place with the lowest indoor temperature. The radiator under the window can heat the cold air that drills into the gap into hot air, forming an indoor thermal cycle, and the heating rate in the room will be accelerated. The more heat the radiator dissipates, the greater the temperature difference, the faster the heating.
2. Keep the room temperature balanced and stable
The cold air in the room comes in through the gaps in the doors and windows. Because of the high density of cold air, it will always be on the ground. The radiator is close to the ground, which can speed up the heat convection in the space. Since the heat goes from the bottom to the top, the temperature of the ground is raised first, and the temperature around the home can be quickly and evenly heated, keeping the room temperature balanced and stable.
3. Save space and play a decorative role
Installing radiators under the windows can also save space to a certain extent. Because if the furniture is placed under the window, it will be affected by opening and closing the window or pulling the curtain, and placing the heater is convenient for opening and closing the window and decorative effect.
