Lisasoojenduseks

Lisasoojenduseks, often translated as auxiliary heating or supplementary heating, refers to any heating system or device that provides additional warmth beyond the primary heating source in a building or space. These systems are typically employed to boost comfort levels, address specific cold spots, or provide heating during transitional periods when the main heating system is not yet activated or has been turned off.

Common examples of lisasoojenduseks include electric space heaters, radiant floor heating integrated into specific areas like bathrooms, or heated towel rails. In some contexts, it can also encompass the use of fireplaces or wood-burning stoves as a secondary source of heat. The primary purpose is to supplement the main heating system, ensuring a more consistent and comfortable temperature throughout a dwelling or room, especially during colder weather.

The activation of lisasoojenduseks is often manual or controlled by independent thermostats, allowing occupants to target areas needing extra warmth without necessarily increasing the overall output of the central heating. This can lead to more efficient energy usage by only heating occupied zones or specific rooms as needed. While primarily used for comfort, in some cases, lisasoojenduseks can also be crucial for preventing frost damage in certain parts of a building or for providing necessary warmth for specific activities.