Perimeter Heating

Prevents cold draughts and condensation at perimeter zones

Performance

Perimeter heating output will depend on unit height, element size and number etc. Output for the three standard designs is summarised below.

Outputs are based on a LPHW mean water temperature of 80°C, an entering air temperature of 20°C and a water velocity of 1 m/s.

Heat Outputs - Watts/Finned Metre
    Element Type
Unit Height
(mm)

Element

A* F & J N W
150 SR 280 482 684 -
 
200 SR 300 523 739 898
 
250 SR 320 554 784 954
250 DR 355 616 872 -
 
300 SR 335 582 825 1002
300 DR 390 676 955 1165
 
350 SR 350 607 860 1044
350 DR 425 733 1037 1261
 
400 SR 365 630 892 1082
400 DR 450 784 1112 1350
 
450 SR 375 650 920 1119
450 DR 480 833 1180 1434
 
500 SR 385 668 947 1151
500 DR 505 880 1245 1513
 
550 SR 395 686 972 1180
550 DR 535 923 1307 1589
 
600 SR 405 703 994 1208
600 DR 560 966 1367 1661
 
650 SR 415 718 1016 1235
650 DR 580 1006 1425 1731
 
700 SR 425 733 1036 1260
700 DR 605 1045 1479 1798

SR = Single Row
DR = Double Row

Based on LPHW 80°C m.w.t.
20°C e.a.t. and 1.0 m/s water velocity
Grille free area 33%

Outputs for variations in water velocities and temperature variations can be used using the correction factors listed below.

Correction Factors   
Variations in water velocity  Variations in  ΔT 

 Water
 Velocity in metres/sec

  Correction Factor

  ΔTm.w.t. - e.a.t.

 Correction Factor

 0.08  0.90  30  0.38
 0.10  0.91  35  0.47
 0.15  0.92  40  0.57
 0.25  0.93  45  0.67
 0.28  0.94  50  0.77
 0.30  0.95  55  0.88
 0.35  0.96  56  0.90
 0.50  0.97  57  0.93
 0.75  0.99  58  0.95
 1.00 1.00  59  0.98
 1.35 1.02  60  1.00
 2.00 1.03  65  1.12
    70 1.24
     75  1.34
     80  1.47
DIMENSIONS (MM)
Ref B C D E Tube Dia
 
A 40 50 77 96 15 or 22
 
F 60 50 77 96 15 or 22
 
J 90 50 51 70 15 or 22
 
N 90 65 77 96 15,22 or 28
 
W 120 75 83 127 22 or 28

Notes:
A* = STG and FG not available in size A element
Table of outputs is for TG and HG:
For STG unit: Use unit height minus 50mm
For FG unit: Use panel height in place of unit height
For low level integral cable duct units, reduce by height of cable duct.

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