Thermal heads for radiators

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Thermal heads for radiators can be divided into two types - gas-condensate and liquid. They differ from each other in the filling of the bellows, the main element of the thermal head device, which provides proportional control.

Thermal heads with sensors come in two types - built-in and remotes. Built-in sensors are located directly in the thermal head. Remote sensors are connected to the main device using a thin metal tube. It should be noted that a thermal head with a built-in sensor has a rather complex installation principle and a lot of requirements that must be met.

The optimal settings for a radiator thermal head depend on many factors, including individual preferences, climate conditions, room insulation, etc. However, here are a few recommendations that can help in optimally setting the thermal head for a radiator:

Initial setup:

Temperature adjustment:

Heating system balancing:

Heat loss control:

Experimentation:

Regular control:

The use of remote sensors is sometimes simply necessary when it comes to a water-based floor heating system. If a radiator thermostat does an excellent job of maintaining the temperature in the room, then in a heated floor system it is necessary to regulate the temperature of the heated surface, which is difficult to do using a simple thermostat. For underfloor heating systems, it is important to maintain 25-26 degrees; this is the optimal indicator for a comfortable stay in the room.

Thermal head for underfloor heating is a device used to regulate the temperature in underfloor heating systems. Its main task is to maintain the set temperature in the room by regulating the heat supply from the heated floor.

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