Commercial Hydronic Radiators
Hot Spring
General
Brilliantly imaginative, the mesmerizing and stylish design of the Hot Spring captures a tightly coiled elegance in reflected light.
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Model: |
HOT 60 |
HOT 180 |
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Heat Output: |
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| Hydronic Heat Output @180°F |
1975* BTUH | 6681* BTUH |
| *chrome finish reduces radiator output by 20% | ||
| Pair of chrome angle shut-off valves included |  |
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Calculating BTUH Output for Different Water Temperatures
The BTUH outputs are listed for 180° water. The following chart may be used to calculate the BTUH outputs for different water temperatures:
| Water Temperature | Multiply the Listed BTUH output (180°) by: |
| 120° | 0.38 |
| 130° | 0.48 |
| 140° | 0.57 |
| 150° | 0.67 |
| 160° | 0.78 |
| 170° | 0.89 |
| 180° | 1 |
| 190° | 1.13 |
To size the radiators it is necessary to calculate a house’s heating requirement. This calculation measured in BTU/Hour should be done on a room-by-room basis either by a heating contractor or qualified plumber. The following are some estimates of Heat Requirements for Sample Cities:
| City: | BTUH per sq. foot: |
| Boston | 40 |
| Chicago | 40 |
| Denver | 40 |
| New York City | 40 |
| Philadelphia | 35 |
| Portland, OR | 25 |
| San Francisco | 25 |
| Seattle | 25 |
| Toronto | 40 |
| Washington, D.C. | 35 |
