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As an addendum, this winter I unfortunately found out that, at very low temperatures, the limiting factor might be the furnace, but it might also be the capacit
by stdbrouw 6y ago
As an addendum, this winter I unfortunately found out that, at very low temperatures, the limiting factor might be the furnace, but it might also be the capacity of the radiators (or underfloor heating, or whatever) to shed heat. Tiny radiators or highly spaced underfloor pipes and it won't matter how fancy your furnace is, there's only so much heat it can distribute.
- brianwawok 6y agoRadiators are an alternative to, not a part of, a forced air gas furnace. Gas furnace burns gas, blows around hot air. Radiator heats water, and pushes that water around to heat rooms via radiators.