CALCULATE HEAT REQUIREMENTS

What heat should the radiator supply?

If the radiator is the only heat source in a space, then it will need to supply enough heat to compensate for heat loss in the room. Heat losses are dependent on a number of factors, like insulation, new builds, etc.

An exact calculation of this is rather extensive and very technical.
It is also possible to work with a coefficient per m³. We do point out that this is an indicative calculation.
For a more exact calculation we strongly advise that you consult the person responsible for Central Heating.

How well is your residence insulated?
Well insulated residence (younger than 1980) Less well insulated residence (older than 1980)
What type of room do you wish to determine the heat radiation for?
Bathroom Kitchen Hall Living room Bedroom
How many outside walls does the room have?
None 1 more than 1

 

 

How large is the room?
Length m X Width m X Height m X Watt/ m³ =