keskúslämmityskattila
A keskúslämmityskattila, often translated as a central heating boiler, is a crucial component of a building's heating system. Its primary function is to heat water, which is then circulated through radiators or underfloor heating pipes to warm the living space. These boilers typically burn fuel, such as natural gas, oil, or solid fuels like wood or pellets, to generate heat.
The combustion process within the boiler transfers heat to a water reservoir. This heated water is then
Different types of keskúslämmityskattilat exist, varying in their fuel source, size, and technological capabilities. For example,