High-efficiency system for the thermoregulation of a room by silent radiant panels, particularly equipped to operate as doors

In a system for the thermoregulation of a room, including a source for feeding a thermovector liquid;

• radiant panels wherein said thermovector liquid passes;
• pipings for delivering/returning thermovector liquid to/from said radiant panels;
• each radiant panel including a first manifold;
• a second manifold, and, between the first manifold and the second manifold, a radiant element which has two radiating front surfaces and a width from the one to the other radiating surface;
• an interior, and, in such interior, parallel contiguous rectilinear channels having a rectangular cross-section and entirely sweeping said radiating front surfaces with respective radiating sides, from the first to the second manifold;
• said channels being each one in liquid communication with said manifolds through respective ports provided in the manifolds;
• the improvement wherein said manifolds have respective eccentric profiles endowed with respective slits, wherein said ports open, and said radiant element is built by inserting discrete channel elements, each one confining in an interior thereof one of said parallel contiguous rectilinear channels having a rectangular cross-section, into said slits by opposite extremities thereof, the channel elements being forced into the slits through gasket means and being arranged in a side-by-side relationship;
• and wherein said channels have the lesser side of the rectangular cross-section thereof in the direction of the width of the radiant panels.