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Now in compact version and thus in all multi-panel Kermi steel panel radiators. THERM X2 THE COMPLETE ENERGY-SAVING PROGRAMME.
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heating technology. The times demand a new generation of radiators: Therm X2. The energy-saving radiator. In a time in which energy costs are increasing constantly, legal requirements are becoming more stringent and customer desires for cosy and comfortable living are becoming stronger, Kermi provides a unique solution: Therm X2. The first and worldwide only steel panel radiator with serial flow-through, which saves up to 11% of energy, which at the same time ensuring 100% comfort – at all operating points. A milestone of heating technology, precisely adapted to the requirements of the new...
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WITH THE UNIQUE PLUS IN COMFORT. In controlled operation, the rated heating load and required heat output diverge from each other greatly. Therm X2 sets a new standard in heating technology. With serial flow-through instead of parallel flow-through. Maximum radiation output even at low flow rates for optimal comfort. Decreased heating requirements due to improved insulation standards. up to Optimal dynamic response. shorter heating up time up to Corresponding addition in radiator design for the desired dynamic heating up output. Confirmation of the energy efficiency of all heating system...
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An example from practice shows FUNCTIONAL PROBLEM: CONTROLLED the weak points of the conventional steel panel radiator technology. Internal heat sources An example from practice shows where the weak points of conventional steel panel radiator Living room in new building or modernised old building, full thermal insulation Room heating requirement Ventilation heating requirement øV: Single family house Transmission heating requirement øT: Building mass: Additional heating up output øR,H Building location: moderate screening Rated heating load øHL very air-tight *) This value is based on the...
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People 200 W Audio / TV 400 W Lighting 180 W Interrelationship between water flow rate and output (type 220610). Heat output W Mass flow ratio mnec./ mrat Operating point of the radiator Rated heating load øHL Necessary heating requirement ønec. Because of the additional heat sources in the room, in controlled operation 54 % of the Output ratio ønec./øHL maximum heating requirement and thus only Mass flow ratio mnec./mHL 36 % of the possible rated heating load are necessary. Internal heat sources People Audio/TV system Lighting Outside heat780 W = 31.5 % of the øHL Necessary balance ønec....
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The X2 principle. Conventional steel panel radiator technology with a triple advantage. THE X2 SOLUTION: SERIAL INSTEAD OF PARALLEL.
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While in existing steel panel radiator The innovation for a larger competitive technology all of the panels are connected edge: Significantly better dynamics, optimal in parallel and thus flowed through at the comfort at every operating point and high same time, the Therm X2 uses a completely energy efficiency. new, unique principle: serial flow-through. This means that the front panel is connected in series with the panels behind it; the front panel is thus flowed through first. In controlled operation, the front panel's output is completely sufficient and the downstream panel heats up...
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Much quicker SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER DYNAMICS. to the desired room temperature. Dynamic response Example: Type 22, height 600, length 1000 From at rest to the maximum heat output of the radiator at 100 % mass flow rate. Time in s 25 % shorter heating up time. Conventional steel panel radiator Conventional steel panel radiator Kermi Therm X2 steel panel radiator TO = mean surface temperature Therm X2 achieves its required Source: Research report by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rainer Hirschberg "Dynamic Response and Energy Expenditure of a Steel Panel Radiator with Panels Connected in Series" heat output up...
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Significantly improved dynamics Heating up time of the radiator Quicker heating up of the room higher radiated portion Energy savings Comparison of heating-up phases Conventional steel panel radiator Time in minutes at 10 % mass flow rate V Save energy A Gain comfort
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Greatly increased radiated portion MAXIMUM COMFORT AT ALL TIMES. for optimal heating comfort. DIN EN 12831 requires the following with regard to dynamic heating-up response: Conventional steel panel radiator “For rooms with intermittent heating operation, a reheating factor must be determined in agreement with the user.” The consequence: The heat output that has to be installed must be increased by the required reheating output. The result: More of the controlled operation takes place under partial load. This reduces the radiated portion and thus the comfort. On the other hand, VDI 6030...
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shorter heating up time higher radiated portion Energy savings Example: Typ 33 060 100, Flow temperature 50° C Kermi Therm X2 steel panel radiators after 10 after 15 after 20 Mass flow rate Mean surface temperature [°C] Conventional steel panel radiator approx. 40 approx. 43 approx. 45 approx. 31 approx. 32 approx. 33 Thus the Therm X2 not only successfully counteracts the negative effects of DIN EN 12831 on the partial-load behaviour. It is also the only steel panel radiator that optimally fulfils the requirements of VDI 6030. For high customer satisfaction through a significant gain in...
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Innovative technology that HIGH HEATING EFFICIENCY. is effective in saving energy. DIN V 18599-5 describe the energy efficiency of all heating system components in the German Energy Saving Ordinance confirmation. For radiators the standard reference values have up until now been used exclusively for this. Improved specific characteristic values have been a false indication up until now. Shorter heating up times, a higher radiated Based on the expenditure numbers currently The degrees of utilisation specified in portion and lower radiation loss and the DIN V 18599 likewise improve when...
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