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電暖器有輻射嗎？電暖氣哪種好

電暖器是一種我們在冬季必不可少的一件家用電器，它能夠將電能轉化爲熱能的特殊電器。在冬天爲我們提供足夠的溫暖，電暖器之所以被人們接受是因爲它在使用時沒有任何排放物、沒有任何汙染，那麽有著如此優異性能的電取暖器有輻射嗎？接下來天津暖氣片廠家帶大家一起來了解。

要知道電暖器有輻射嗎，我們需要先來了解一下專門的電暖器都有哪些分類吧。一般來說在電暖器的分類中包括對流式、蓄能式和微循環這三種類型，而其中對流式電暖器的應用是最爲普遍的，它是通過電能對空氣加熱，利用空氣的流動性來達到增加室內溫度的作用。是一種非常方便快捷的環保性能源，非常受到現在的消費者喜愛。

在介紹了電暖器的分類與工作原理之後，我們再來看看一個電子産品的輻射究竟源于什麽，然後我們就能夠判斷電暖氣是否有輻射了。據小編了解，輻射指的是某種能量以電磁波或者粒子的形式向空氣中擴散。而在自然界中，只要是絕對溫度大于或者等于零度的物體是都具有粒子或者電磁波在不斷的向空氣中擴散，所以幾乎任何物體都是具有輻射的哦，當然也包括我們的電暖器。

電暖器有輻射嗎

要了解電暖器有輻射嗎，这个问题还不如了解下电暖的辐射是否对人体有害，一般在电暖器产品的标签上我们都能够看见电暖的铭牌上都会对电磁频率坐一个说明，一般的电暖器电磁频率只有50Hz，所以电暖器的辐射是对我们人体毫无威胁的，可以放心使用哦。我们对電暖器有輻射嗎这个问题有了一定的认识过后，以后使用起来就会更加放心啦。

聖蒂羅瀾散熱器分享使用常识：我们要充分的利用电暖器的定时定温功能，当室内达到一定温度之后就可以停止工作，能够避免不必要的电能浪费哦。在使用时还要防止婴孩接触，避免烫伤等安全事故的发生。电暖器由于热量比较最集中，如果我们在取暖时考得比较近的话对我们的皮肤或许会手到比较大的影响哦，有可能导致皮水水分缺失和老化，所以，我们在使用电暖器时要尽量离得远一些，多喝水来补充体内的水分。

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