Arrangement for heating rooms uniformly trough the equalization of the temperature distribution between the ceiling and the floor regions
OwnerWalter Pollak, Joachim Forsterinventors
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An arrangement for the uniform heating of a room, especially a living room, by equalization of the temperature distribution between the ceiling and floor of the room. The arrangement includes at least one upright column extending between the ceiling and floor of the room. Each column comprises two channel-shaped shells fastened to each other which form an air channel in which a fan, which creates an air current from top to bottom, and an electrical heating element are arranged. The fan and electrical heating element are located between an upper air inlet and a lower air outlet. Also included is a control unit which is attached to a front panel. The front panel can be installed and fastened to a front recess of the column, while the fan is fastened to a plate on whose lower surface the heating element in the shape of a tubular spiral body is attached and hung. The heating element is surrounded by a cylindrical air duct and the heating element and fan form a modular unit fastened below the front recess for easy access.
An arrangement for the uniform heating of a room by equalization of the temperature distribution between the ceiling and floor levels of the room, comprising:
An arrangement for the uniform heating of a room by equalization of the temperature distribution between the ceiling and floor levels of the room, comprising:
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