If you’re wondering what the difference is between a radiator and a towel warmer, you’ve come to the right place. Both of these types of heating systems are popular in Australia and a great way to keep your home warm and comfortable. But there are some key differences that you need to know before making a decision on which one is right for you.
Radiators are one of the most popular types of heating systems in Australia, and they work by heating up water or steam which circulates through radiators throughout your home. The heat from the radiators then warms up your space, making it comfortable and cosy. The main benefit of installing radiator heating is that it’s energy efficient, with an A+ rating – so it’s cheaper to run than other forms of heating such as electric or gas heaters. This means that in addition to keeping your home warm, you can also save money on energy bills!
A towel warmer, on the other hand, is a less common form of heating system but still has its advantages. Unlike radiators, which circulate hot air to heat your home, towel warmers use hot water to warm up towels – hence the name! They are usually installed in bathrooms or laundry rooms and can be used to quickly dry wet towels after a shower or bath. They’re also great for keeping towels warm and cosy during winter months.
The main benefit of installing a towel warmer is that they’re more energy efficient than traditional electric or gas-powered heaters – again saving you money on energy bills in the long run. In fact, Euroheat Australia estimates that installing a hydronic towel warmer can save up to 40% on energy costs compared to an electric heater over an 8-year period (this amount will vary depending on how often the system is used).
So if you’re looking for an energy-efficient way to keep your home warm and comfortable (or just want to dry your towels quickly!) then either option could be suitable for you – it just depends on what type of system would work best for your needs. And if you’re considering installing either type of system then Euroheat Australia can help with both design and installation services; they have over 30 years experience in constructing hydronic heating & cooling systems so you know you’ll be getting top quality service from experts who really know their stuff!
