lavtemperaturvarmeanlæg
Lavtemperaturvarmeanlæg, translated to low-temperature heating systems, are heating systems designed to operate with lower water temperatures compared to traditional heating systems. Typically, these systems distribute heat using water at temperatures between 30°C and 50°C, whereas conventional systems often operate at 70°C or higher. This lower operating temperature has several advantages, primarily related to energy efficiency and comfort.
One of the key benefits of low-temperature heating is its compatibility with renewable energy sources. Heat
The most common form of heat emitters for low-temperature systems is underfloor heating. The large surface
The use of low-temperature heating systems can lead to significant energy savings and a reduction in carbon