| Central heating system uses a simple technology | | | | product more heat. The bigger radiators have |
| which heats up your home or office and keeps | | | | more back and forth bents because they have |
| you warm. The idea behind it is very simple; the | | | | larger surface area which can heat you the whole |
| central heating system has two important | | | | room. |
| components. First one is the boiler which is | | | | The hot water which is pumped into the radiators |
| generally fitted in a store room or kitchen or | | | | from the central heating boiler pass through those |
| bathroom and another component is the radiator | | | | cooper pipes, which heat up the outer steel |
| which is fitted in each room. The boiler heats up | | | | surface of the radiator. When the steel surface |
| the water which is carried through all the radiators | | | | gets heated up, that heat will help us warm the |
| with the help of electric pumps which are fitted in | | | | room in your house or office. Each radiator has a |
| the boiler. | | | | basic screw valve at the bottom which helps us |
| Central heating radiators are the components | | | | to control the temperature of the radiator. When |
| which generally help in keeping your home | | | | you turn this valve to off mode then the hot |
| warmer. But many people don't know the | | | | water from the main cooper pipe will bypass it |
| technology behind this. So to help you know more | | | | flow in the radiator without entering into the back |
| about the radiators I am writing this article. | | | | forth bents in it. This will result in cooling down the |
| A hot water radiator is simply a copper pipe | | | | radiator and cooling down the cool. |
| repeatedly bent at right angles to produce a | | | | Many people think that switching off the radiators |
| heating surface with the maximum area. The heat | | | | will help them reduce their fuel bills, but its wrong. |
| pipes follow the ridged lines. Water enters and | | | | When you switch off the radiator the water flow |
| leaves through valves at the bottom. In the | | | | will not stop and the boiler will be running. So next |
| radiators cooper pipes are bent back and forth | | | | time if you want to save your gas and electricity |
| 10-20 times covering maximum surface to | | | | bills always switch off the boiler not radiators. |