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RGON radiators heat by radiation. which means that as a heat source they are not aggressive and heat evenly throughout the core without the odours associated with carbonised dust particles. Used since classical times, the radiators" constituent materials are known for their excellent thermal properties. The heat produced at the core is accumulated in the composite and slowly released over a long period, thus optimising energy consumption. The heating core of electric radiators is made up of a highly insulated heating element. Water radiators radiate the heat from hot water circulated in copper tubes tested at over IS bars of pressure. Buried at the heart of the RGON radiator, the heating core transfers heat to a mineral composite for controlled diffusion. Electric radiators art equipped with heat sensors which, when coupled with a digital thermostat, limit the surface temperature to 65'C. The time it takes a radiator to reach its programmed temperature varies from IS to 28 minutes, a period sufficiently long to guarantee the accumulation of heat for slow diffusion.
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RGON radiators heat by radiation. which means that as a heat source they are not aggressive and heat evenly throughout the core without the odours associated with carbonised dust particles. Used since classical times, the radiators" constituent materials are known for their excellent thermal properties. The heat produced at the core is accumulated in the composite and slowly released over a long period, thus optimising energy consumption. The heating core of electric radiators is made up of a highly insulated heating element. Water radiators radiate the heat from hot water circulated in copper tubes tested at over IS bars of pressure. Buried at the heart of the RGON radiator, the heating core transfers heat to a mineral composite for controlled diffusion. Electric radiators art equipped with heat sensors which, when coupled with a digital thermostat, limit the surface temperature to 65'C. The time it takes a radiator to reach its programmed temperature varies from IS to 28 minutes, a period sufficiently long to guarantee the accumulation of heat for slow diffusion.
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