Are you looking to heat up your home? It can be confusing to figure out which type of radiator heating you should install. Single and double panel radiators have some key differences that you should consider before purchasing. In this article, we’ll take a look at the differences between single and double panel radiators, their benefits and costs, and how Euroheat Australia can help you with the design and installation of your radiator heating system.
Single panel radiators are the most common type of radiator found in Australian households. They’re relatively compact and can fit into small spaces. They typically feature a single wall that is heated by hot water or gas, which then circulates through the system and into other rooms. Single panel radiators are often used in smaller rooms or areas where space is at a premium as they take up less space than double panel radiators.
A double panel radiator is larger than a single panel radiator and features two walls that are heated by hot water or gas. The two walls are connected together so that heat can spread more evenly throughout the room, resulting in a more comfortable environment. Double panel radiators are commonly used in larger rooms or areas where there is a greater need for heat distribution such as living rooms, bedrooms, hallways or kitchens.
The benefits of installing radiator heating include reduced energy consumption, lower energy bills and improved air quality in your home due to improved circulation of warm air throughout the room. In addition, installing radiator heating can also help to reduce noise levels due to its silent operation compared to other types of heating systems such as forced-air systems or electric heaters.
When it comes to cost savings, installing double panel radiators has been shown to reduce energy consumption by up to 50% when compared with single panel radiators – meaning not only lower bills but less carbon emissions too! For example, if you installed a double-panel radiator with an output of 4kW instead of a single-panel one with an output of 3kW in the same room size (approx 8m2), you could save up to €110 per year on your energy bills!
When it comes time for installation, it’s important to make sure your radiator heating system is installed correctly for maximum efficiency and safety; this is where Euroheat Australia comes in! Euroheat Australia has over 30 years’ experience designing & constructing hydronic heating & cooling systems across Perth – so you know you’re getting expert advice from specialists who know what they’re doing! The team will be able to advise on the best type of system for your home depending on size & budget requirements – whether it’s single or double-panel – plus provide installation services too!
We hope this article has helped shed some light on the differences between single & double-panel radiators when it comes time for installation – now all that’s left to do is decide which one works best for your home! Don’t hesitate to get in touch with Euroheat Australia if you need any help determining what type of system would be best suited for your needs – they have years of expertise when it comes to hydronic heating & cooling systems so you know your home will be well looked after!
