The high-rise floor heating problem is rising.

Floor heating, also known as low-temperature radiation floor heating system, is to heat the floor through a heating tube buried under the floor, and radiate heat from the floor to the room. According to a survey conducted by the Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Market, floor heating is a new type of heating method that many people do not understand. According to related heat supply companies, the problem of floor heating in small and high-rise buildings has been on the rise in recent years. The public needs to pay attention to the following issues in order to make the floor warmer and safer.

Floor heating is a systematic project and is known as “three-point product, seven-point installation”. From the design scheme, product selection, construction and installation to after-sales service, professional personnel are required to design and operate, and the public needs to find strength. The regular company, do not rush to find small vendors and mobile vendors.

Try to use marble and floor tiles together with the floor. Try not to use solid wood floors. Pay attention to the floor with good heat stability and low water content, which will not be easily deformed after being heated. The floor should not be thick and should be narrow and not wide enough to meet the requirements of anti-deformation and heat conduction; the under-floor cushion should not be too thick; Use a floor with a small amount of harmful substances, such as formaldehyde, to prevent the floor from releasing more pollutants due to baking. According to the reporter of the Refrigeration Express, it is necessary to slowly warm up the floor heating system. Can not be rushed, the best one hour warming about 1 °C. Keep the floor clean and dry before warming to prevent cracking and distortion of the floor due to excessive heating.

The temperature of the water supply should not be too high. Since the floor heating system is a low-temperature radiant heating method, the water supply temperature should not exceed 60° C. Consumers may also use some automatic control devices, such as an automatic water temperature control unit, to limit the inlet water temperature to no more than 55° C.