Proper heating of a private house

Heating a private home is a serious occupation.It is necessary to approach this issue responsibly and thoroughly. The most popular and common fuel for supplying your home with heat is gas. His deserved fame he received not only because of the availability and ease of handling, but also as the most economical heating of a private house. In ideal conditions, you must be connected to a gas main. However, if there is none, then it is quite possible to use the method of autonomous delivery of fuel and turn the gas heating of a private house into an absolutely independent system.

Heating system

The benefits of gas heating should immediatelycarry extreme multifunctionality. You can use the system both for heating the pool, and for supplying gas to the kitchen, to provide heating to a private house and hot water supply. The independence of the system from external influences makes it exceptionally manageable and reliable. Personal fuel reserves exclude problems associated with any losses on heating mains.

Heating a private home with gas isone of the most environmentally friendly. The operation of the boiler in no way will be noisy, and will not manifest itself in the form of extraneous odors. The high fuel economy will pay off all your investments over time.

Components of the gas heating system

1. The boiler room is the "heart" of any heating system.Modern, high-tech boilers are able to calculate the required fuel consumption automatically, based on temperature, humidity and your preferences. The manufacturer guarantees high safety together with an uninterrupted service for many years. This is all possible with the observance of elementary security rules.
2. Heating system.It consists of an air section, water radiators and floors connected by a pipeline. Branching to your home can be done with the help of plastic, metal-plastic or copper pipelines. The last one is the most durable and durable material. The connection of all elements is performed in the form of a welding unit or by a mechanical method. The latter is carried out with the help of fittings and is more economical and practical.

Radiators

The heating of a private house is primarily radiators. There are several of them:

- Cast-iron (it has long been obsolete and used quite rarely);

- steel radiators (often used in low temperature systems and effective for auxiliary heating of floors);

- Aluminum.They are used in high-temperature heating systems. Due to their low weight, they are quite easy to handle and mount and dismantle. It is not recommended to install an aluminum radiator on a copper pipe.

There are also bimetallic systems, which are used in houses with several floors, because they have increased working pressure.