gremlin16";p="1069159 said:If they are the wooden type then they are classed a a low heat rad.
Q: What is LowH2O?
A: A Jaga radiator fitted with the company's patented Low H2O, literally low water, technology weighs only one tenth as much as a traditional steel panel radiator and contains 90% less water. This means that it has an extremely low thermal mass, which allows it to react much faster and deliver heating exactly when, and only when, it is needed. This leads to a more even temperature and greater comfort, and your heating bills are likely to be 10% lower than with equivalent steel panel radiators (proven by testing at the Building Research Establishment, Watford).
The OUTPUT for my radiator is qouted at 3650 BTU's Surely this must be a really hot rad?
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