annab377
2020-08-03 10:23:10
- #1
Hello everyone,
according to the internet, most towel wall heaters are categorized with 75 °C as the VT (i.e., how many watts the heater then has).
If you are planning a brine heat pump with the lowest possible VT (around 30 °C), does it even make sense to install such a towel wall heater holder if only 30 °C will run through it? How have you solved this?
Or forgo the heating function and, due to the low VT in the heating system, just hang a "dry towel holder" because you might as well skip it with 30 °C?
If you can do that, would it then be a separate heating circuit just for the towel wall heater?
Thanks and best regards
annab377

according to the internet, most towel wall heaters are categorized with 75 °C as the VT (i.e., how many watts the heater then has).
If you are planning a brine heat pump with the lowest possible VT (around 30 °C), does it even make sense to install such a towel wall heater holder if only 30 °C will run through it? How have you solved this?
Or forgo the heating function and, due to the low VT in the heating system, just hang a "dry towel holder" because you might as well skip it with 30 °C?
If you can do that, would it then be a separate heating circuit just for the towel wall heater?
Thanks and best regards
annab377