How about adding water to the electric radiator

Water-added electric heater is a relatively common electric heater. Its advantages are that it has no toxic side effects, uses water circulation method, is pollution-free and noise-free, is convenient to use, and can heat up as long as it is powered on. Compared with air conditioners, its power consumption is still lower, so it is also good in terms of saving electricity. However, when using water-added electric radiators, you should understand some precautions to avoid increasing risks.

How about adding water to electric radiator

1. The popularity of water-adding electric radiators stems from its many advantages. Because electricity is a clean energy source, water-heating electric radiators have no emissions, no pollution, no noise, and are extremely environmentally friendly. 2. It is easy to use. It heats up when the power is on and stops when the power is off. Even in the north where there is central heating, water-electric radiators can also provide auxiliary heating. Some smart models can also set time and temperature, and can be moved and adjusted freely in different rooms. 3. Its purchase and operation costs are relatively low. Compared with air conditioning, the same amount of heating effect is more energy-saving at high altitudes. 4. Water-heated electric radiators consume a lot of electricity, the minimum is 800w, and the large ones are over 3000w. Some water-heated electric radiators have high internal heating elements and can be dangerous if not properly handled.

How to maintain the water-filled electric radiator

1. Try to maintain a certain amount of heat dissipation space where the radiator is in the room. Do not pile up debris on or in front of the radiator, otherwise it will affect the heat dissipation effect of the radiator. 2. The valves on the heating pipes cannot be opened and closed at will. When the heating system is put into operation for the first time, it generally requires debugging. Specifically for each household, it means adjusting the valve of each riser to the appropriate position, opening the manual air bleed valve of each radiator to exhaust the air accumulated in the radiator, or opening the exhaust valve of the air collecting tank installed on the top of the system to exhaust the air. When each radiator is heated up, the debugging is completed. Once the debugging is completed, the valve should be fixed and cannot be opened and closed at will.