Lämmitysveden
Lämmitysveden, or heating water, refers to the water or fluid that circulates through a heating system to transfer thermal energy and warm a building. In most residential and commercial setups, the heating water is heated by a boiler, heat pump, or solar thermal collector and then pumped through radiators, convectors, or underfloor heating pipes. The temperature of the water is usually maintained between 35 °C and 60 °C, depending on the design of the heating circuit and the desired indoor temperature.
The primary advantage of a water‑based heating system is its ability to distribute heat evenly and efficiently
Efficient management of the heating water is essential for energy savings. Modern systems incorporate circulator pumps
Environmental impact is a significant consideration. Heating water typically relies on natural gas, oil, or wood