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Hydronic Radiator Heating
A hydronic radiator heating system simply heats water in a boiler and moves it through sealed pipes to radiators throughout the home.
Hydronic radiators operate as heat emitters in each room, pushing out natural radiant heat which spreads evenly. The radiators can be individually adjusted using a thermostat to provide different levels of heating in different areas of the house.
Installing the boiler, pipes and radiators in a new build is relatively straight forward. For current builds, radiators can be retrofitted as long as there is access to the sub floor. Pipework is threaded through the subfloor to the radiator location, with some patching up of the floor surface needed where the pipes are fed into the radiators.
All these systems are best serviced by a natural gas powered boiler which is efficient, clean, competitive and quiet. However alternative sources of heating such as wood or pellet fired, solar or heat pumps can also be used.
Benefits of a hydronic radiator system
- Radiate a warm, even heat that is not dry.
- Do not recirculate stale air making them ideal for those with medical conditions such as asthma.
- Easy to switch certain radiators off and to heat only the necessary rooms.
- Easy to isolate an individual radiator for repair or replacement.
- Good for placing towels, wet clothes on etc.
- Modern radiators can be used as a design feature within a room.
- Quiet.
Once your hydronic heating system is installed it is important to have it cleaned and flushed regularly. Australian Hydronic Heating and Cooling use top of the range technology to flush the radiators and pipes to ensure the most efficient operation of your heating system.
Even for those living in Sydney and surrounding areas, hydronic radiator systems can be the perfect solution for heating a home. Australian Hydronic Heating and Cooling can help you to decide if this is the right system for you based on your individual circumstances and provide a guide for installation costs and running costs.
Radiator Styles
Australian Hydronic Heating and Cooling work with a number of suppliers to provide you with a wide range of hydronic radiators to suit your needs. Below are some examples from one of our key suppliers, Hunt Heating, ranging from modern vertical or panel radiators through to more traditional cast iron radiators.
The DeLonghi Radel Steel Panel radiators are made using top quality techniques and materials. Not only do they look stylish but offer high performance, guaranteeing high thermal efficiency and great reliability. The radiators are finished in high gloss white and are both scratch and corrosion resistant.They are available as single, compact, double and triple panels, and come in a range of sizes – 300-900mm high and 400-3000mm wide.
If space is a problem, the DeLonghi Vertical radiators may be the solution, with their space saving streamlined finish. Vertical radiators can also offer height options where the proportions of a room might better suit taller narrow radiators.Comes in a high gloss white finish and available in a range of sizes – 1400, 1600, 1800, 2000, 2200 and 2400mm high.
If the modern look is not for you or don’t suit your home, then cast iron radiators will give you the more traditional look. These radiators add great character to the home and feature 4 or 6 columns with optional footed end sections. They are supplied undercoated in white and ready for the finishing coat in a colour of your choice.
For rooms with large windows, conservatories or offices trench heating is a great option. These Mini Canals are fitted into the floor next to a window or opening. They have an energy saving, ultra fast Low-H2O element which is hidden below a grill. The grill cover can be tailored to match the flooring.
The Mini Canal ensures a warm air curtain: the cold air layer from the glass and the cooler return air on the floor are drawn in, heated and mixed with the warmer upper air so a balanced and even comfort temperature is achieved.
We also work with Purmo, a leading manufacturer of design radiators. They offer a wide range in different shapes, styles, and colours, catering for all tastes and requirements. Their radiators are renowned for their quality and aesthetics. Below is a small selection of their leading radiators whish we can source and install.
One of the key features of the Delta column radiator is the unique laser welding technique which eliminates all weld joints and provides a guaranteed flat surface. The result is a quieter, more effective radiator that lasts longer. The Delta comes in a wide range of sizes and colours, making it possible for you to get the exact radiator you want. It is suitable for renovation objects and new projects alike.
The Kos V radiator has an elegant design, with a flat front panel and curved side covers, providing high heat outputs. Especially suited to spaces where wall surface is at a premium, the Kos V is available in a variety of different colours, including stainless brushed steel.
The stylish Tinos is a decorative vertical radiator with a minimalist design that can stand out in every room, whether the living room, bedroom, kitchen or bathroom.
Specifically designed for the bathroom, the Leros radiator has round symmetrical pipes with flat ends giving it a modern look. The larger gaps between the pipes offer a practical solution for placing towels. Because the Leros is delivered in a painted finish and not pre-chromed, you can receive up to 35% more heat – in both radiation and convection heat.
Radiator Valves
Giacomini produce a wide range of valves simplistic in design, suitable to many styles of radiators.
• Manual and thermostatic valves
• Lockshields
• Polished chrome plated valves
• Radiator box sets
• Single pipe system valves
• Thermostatic heads & accessories
