To piping the walls to the top is just waste of energy and piping material. The heat is convected to the top anyway. I think 0.8 - 1 m from the bottom is enough.
I guess we'll have to wait for the winter for the next video. Very nice job. I'm curious how effective is against classic radiator heater and floor heating sistem. And if you can use a exterior wall for instaling it. 💪👍
Its wery effective! Have 2 heated walls in my house. No radiators, just heated walls and floors in few places. But We used concrete, concrete heats and holds the temperature for a long time! with -28C° outside we have 24C° inside, which is HOT.
Its effective, i have heating pipes in every external wall. I am heating it to 24 degrees with my ground pump and keeping 19 degrees inside. Yes with this system 19 degrees is possible and really comfortable.
Wow! This seems like a way that you could transfer solar radiant heat from a trombe wall to a room too deep in a building to get solar heating. I wanted to give you a pump and tube to get the plaster/cement into the wall at the top!
You didn't put a mesh over it. It might start cracking when you start heating. Unless you used some special compound. In Germany they use this ruclips.net/video/CP5lz-5280o/видео.html
where did you get the metal sleeve pex bender?
Great job.. Ty for making... I wanted to sawzaw that pencil in half lol
Interesting approach with the cast plaster. Have you fired it up yet?
not yet, you'll see it on the next video
To piping the walls to the top is just waste of energy and piping material. The heat is convected to the top anyway. I think 0.8 - 1 m from the bottom is enough.
I guess we'll have to wait for the winter for the next video. Very nice job. I'm curious how effective is against classic radiator heater and floor heating sistem. And if you can use a exterior wall for instaling it. 💪👍
Its wery effective! Have 2 heated walls in my house. No radiators, just heated walls and floors in few places.
But We used concrete, concrete heats and holds the temperature for a long time!
with -28C° outside we have 24C° inside, which is HOT.
Did u document your project in any form would love to see what you did
Its effective, i have heating pipes in every external wall. I am heating it to 24 degrees with my ground pump and keeping 19 degrees inside. Yes with this system 19 degrees is possible and really comfortable.
Wow! This seems like a way that you could transfer solar radiant heat from a trombe wall to a room too deep in a building to get solar heating. I wanted to give you a pump and tube to get the plaster/cement into the wall at the top!
You didn't put a mesh over it. It might start cracking when you start heating. Unless you used some special compound. In Germany they use this ruclips.net/video/CP5lz-5280o/видео.html