If you are building a home or buying a residence with a central heating system, stop everything and opt for hot water radiators!
Here's an overview of this heating method: you'll quickly discover its many benefits!
Why you should buy a central heating radiator
Eco-friendly and savings on electricity bills
Heat distribution with a central heating radiator will be truly comfortable and you'll enjoy undeniable heating comfort.
In fact, since the system is endless and forms a loop, you won't experience any unpleasant hot-cold sensation and the heat will be uniform and homogeneous.
Due to its energy efficiency, you'll quickly see a return on investment.
Depending on the material of your hot water radiator, for example, you can obtain significant heat even after the boiler is turned off.
If made of steel panels, a central heating radiator is aesthetically pleasing and heats up very quickly. However, its low thermal inertia causes it to cool down rapidly. Rather lightweight, we recommend placing it in a small room or one that is not frequently used because, although it will heat up very quickly, it will also cool down quickly once turned off.
Additionally, the hot water radiator process also supports future energies and thus stands out in terms of environmental friendliness.
Therefore, the boiler powering your central heating can easily use solar energy or resources such as wood pellets.
Research the performance of your model: some can help you save money on your electricity bill by being programmed through a remote control center.
For responsible consumption, we recommend selecting your central heating radiator based on its power. The Samba dressed 11 HB 6TC CZ135C624 H 600 mm 734 Watts White model has a power of 734 Watts.
To determine if this product is suitable for your space, we suggest using a simple formula: multiply the volume in m3 of the space by 30.
Good to know: if your room has a large volume, it's better to install several 500 W hot water radiators for better heat distribution.
A manufacturer and expertise.
Products from Chappée, a leading French representative in the field of energy comfort founded in 1860, are innovative and ergonomic for your daily life, as symbolized by the pillars at the heart of its identity: simplicity, risk-taking, creativity, ingenuity, and connection. With Chappée, which now has international development, the focus is on the obvious and eco-responsible nature of the products. They can be used by everyone, whether in renovation or new construction, and stand out for their low energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions. The assurances when choosing Chappée:
- operational customer service;
- detailed online site (practical user manuals, installation assistance...);
- contact with a technician or approved station.
Stop hesitating and choose one of our
central heating radiators.
Samba dressed 11 HB 6TC 500 mm 500 Watts White:
Detailed features
If you still have doubts, you'll find several practical pieces of information about the appearance of the Samba dressed 11 HB 6TC H 500 mm 500 Watts White product. And if you can't find what you're looking for, you can check out the rest of our central heating radiators: you'll surely find a model that suits your home!
The color of the Samba dressed 11 HB 6TC H 500 mm 500 Watts White model.
Also, the Samba dressed 11 HB 6TC H 500mm 500 Watts White radiator measures 600 mm in width, 500 mm in height, 72 mm in thickness, and weighs 20 kg.
Here are several key details about its dimensions.
The Samba dressed 11 HB 6TC H 500 mm 500 Watts White hot water radiator is positioned horizontally. It will require special wall mounting as well as pipe inlets according to its dimensions. More common, this radiator model is easy to replace but will occupy more wall space (especially if it's large). Discover all our installation tips related to horizontal hot water radiators in our article: "How to mount a radiator on the wall?".
The most common device, collector connection allows you freedom in connecting your central heating radiator, but it's important to know that it's common to place the hot water inlet on one side and the cold water on the other side.
