As a rising star in heating equipment, floor heating has occupied half of the heating market in just two or three years, and can compete with radiators to become one of the commonly used heating equipment. So does geothermal need full water conservation? Next, let PChouse introduce it to you.

First of all, let's learn the basics of floor heating. The floor heating is installed under the floor, so it is heated by the floor heating pipe first, and then the floor is used as the heat dissipation surface to heat the room; It is controlled by distributing water collectors at home, but the kitchen and bathroom area is small and there are many underground water and electricity pipelines, which is not conducive to the installation of floor heating pipelines. Therefore, the kitchen and bathroom small basket radiators are generally installed in these two spaces, which can not only keep warm, but also accommodate some small objects, killing two birds with one stone.

Secondly, the main components of the floor heating pipe itself are polyethylene, polypropylene and polybutylene, which have antioxidant capacity and do not need full water maintenance. However, because the floor heating is installed under the floor and the drainage outlet of the whole heating system is on the distribution manifold, the drainage outlet is higher than the floor heating pipe, so the floor heating pipe is not conducive to drainage.

Then users of floor heating generally install radiators on the basis of floor heating installation, so even if floor heating does not need full water maintenance, radiators need full water maintenance. In a word, whether we rely on the protection of floor heating or radiator, floor heating needs full water maintenance after stopping heating.