Radiator Heating

Q: Do electric radiators use a lot of electricity?

Electric radiators are energy efficient type of electric heater but larger models will invariably use a higher amount of electricity. However, high quality models are always becoming more efficient in this respect.

Q: What size room will an oil-filled radiator heat?

One square foot of space will need 10 watts of power required by an oil-filled radiator as an average. So, for example, a 1500 watt oiled filled radiator will generally cover around 150 square feet.

Q: How often should central heating radiators be flushed?

Central heating radiators should be flushed every two years at most, as they collect sediment over time which reduces their effectiveness at transferring heat throughout your home during cold weather months when you need it most.

Radiator heating is a form of heat transfer that uses convection to move heat from one location to another. In Australia, radiator heating has become more popular than ever before and it is now one of the most prevalent forms of central heating for homes and businesses. ArchiPro offers the best radiator heating solutions from trusted suppliers.

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Featuring the best radiator heating in Australia

ArchiPro features high quality radiator heating that will keep your house warm during those cold winter months. A highly efficient form of heating, there are a few different types to consider including electric, oil filled and central heating solutions. With a wide variety of radiators from different manufacturers in Australia, you're sure to find what you need as an important part of ArchiPro’s wider range of high quality heaters.

Types of radiator heating

Electric radiators

Electric radiators are the most common type of radiator in Australia. An electric radiator is a device that uses electricity to produce heat. It warms up by absorbing heat from the surrounding air.

Oil filled radiator

An oil filled radiator is a type of heat exchanger that uses oil to transfer heat from one area to another. Oil filled radiators are commonly used in buildings and homes in Australia as a way to move heat around without having to use air ducts or fans.

Central heating radiators

A radiator used for central heating is a standard radiator. Basically, it is a metal container that holds warm water from the boiler. The rate at which that heat subsequently moves into your home then relies on the type of material, size, and design.

The advantages of high-quality radiator heating

High-quality radiator heating is an excellent choice for your home in Australia. Radiators offer an affordable, safe and energy-efficient way to heat your home. High quality radiators are safer and more durable having gone through rigorous research, testing and development. Sophisticated radiators also incorporate innovations like smart technology allowing you to control them via your phone or computer. High quality radiators are more likely to be energy efficient compared to lower quality models.

How to choose radiator heating that’s right for you

If you're looking for the best radiator heating, you should consider how much heat you’ll need. If you're just looking for a little bit of warmth from your radiator, then small ones will do the trick. But if you need something that can keep things warm in an entire room or even an entire house, large radiators might be what you're looking for. Having one central system means that all of your radiators will be connected and controlled by one thermostat. Having multiple smaller systems means that each radiator is independent and can be controlled by its own thermostat (or not). If you're searching for an energy-efficient heating solution, gas heaters are an excellent alternative to radiators, providing both warmth and efficiency. There are other options like electric heaters which convert offer adjustable thermostat control and portability for versatile comfort in any room. Also, heat pumps are another good option. They efficiently regulate indoor temperatures year-round by transferring heat between the interior and exterior environments, providing both heating and cooling capabilities. Finally, you could consider infrared heaters, which warm objects and people directly, providing focused and energy-efficient warmth.

Should radiators be under windows?

Radiators have been traditionally placed opposite the window to provide heat for the room. If you have a window with a radiator underneath it, it may not be as effective at heating the room as one that has been placed further away from the window.