CH11 HYDRONICS

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Space-saving heat emitter designed to be installed under cabinets or fit inconspicuously inside a wall or floor. It incorporates a centrifugal-type fan or blower that gently blows heated air into the space. Also called kick-space heater or toe-kick heater.

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under cabinet fan coil unit

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Small, compact heating devices that consist of a heating coil and propeller fan housed in a sheet metal cabinet, good for heating an unconditioned space such as a garage or shop.

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unit heater

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Terminal devices that transfer heat primarily by means of radiation.

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radiator

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Terminal device consisting of a heating coil, fan or blower, dampers, and temperature controls that is typically floor-mounted and provides a good heating source for individual spaces and offers the ability to incorporate outdoor air for ventilation or cooling. They are traditionally used in classrooms.

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unit ventilator

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A hydronic heating component that emits or transfers heat into the air to maintain a specific set point temperature within the space. It is located within the conditioned space. Also called a heat emitter

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terminal device

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A method of estimating new data points within the range of two different known data points.

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interpolate

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A terminal unit that transfers heat through radiation and delivers heat directly from its surface to the objects that are in the line of sight.

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radiant panel

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Terminal devices made of lightweight materials such as aluminum that do not have the ability to retain heat for long periods of time and therefore need to function constantly when there is a call for heat.

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low-mass terminal unit

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Radiators that provide warmth to the surrounding space heater and also warm towels and bathrobes for personal use.

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hydronic towel warmer

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A nationally recognized certification organization for pressurized vessels and hydronic devices.

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Institute of Boiler and Radiator Manufacturers