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地暖和空調哪種更適合家中采暖

家中采暖设备除了暖气片之外，还有地暖和空调是目前较为常见的。这两种采暖方式控制自如，温度可自行调节，因而选择哪一种更好，就成为摆在不少家庭面前的难题。下面我们就来具体的介绍下地暖和空调，看看究竟哪一种更适合家中使用。

地暖和空調哪一種散熱效果更好呢?

地暖是利用整个地面作为散热终端，通过管道将热量从热源传输过来，实现室内供暖的一种采暖方式。地暖一般以不高于不高于60℃的低溫水作爲熱媒，均勻輻射加熱整個地面，利用地面自身的蓄熱量向房間各個角度輻射熱量，來達到取暖的目的。一般設計地表溫度只有27℃一32℃，因爲供熱面積較大，所以室內熱量分布均勻，散熱效果較好。

空调由室内机和室外机两部分组成，室内机在进行制热时，室外机同步进行制冷，但是冬季室外温度低，室外机极易出现结冰、结霜现象。而室外机不能从外界抽取热量除霜，只能以“制热”的方式来融化冰霜，为下一段的制热提供条件，因而空调的制热效果并不是很理想。

从以上分析可知，地暖相较于空调散热效果会更好。

地暖和空調哪一種采暖舒適性更好呢?

地暖是以熱水爲媒介，是一種自然的散熱方式，保證了室內地溫度均勻，室溫由下而上逐漸遞減，給人腳暖頭涼的舒適感覺，符合我國傳統醫學倡導的“溫足涼頂”的養生理論；地暖供暖時熱空氣自然上升，不會攪動室內空氣，也就不易造成室內空氣汙濁，有效保障了空氣的潔淨，有利于人體健康。

空调加热时吹拂出来强劲的热风，带动室内空气对流和热量交换，从而提高室内温度，达到制热的效果。给人的感受就是，高处的温度较高，地处的温度较低，也就是上身热、下身凉，因而采暖舒适性不高。同时，强劲的热风也易造成室内尘土发扬，如果长时间待在这种环境中人就有可能患上呼吸道疾病，或者引发其他症候。

从以上分析可知，地暖相较于空调采暖舒适性更好。

综合以上两个方面，我们清楚地看到地暖更适合家中采暖使用。如近期有相关采购或者安装需求，可咨询圣蒂罗澜客服热线400-7005525，或者直接到圣蒂罗澜专卖店选购。

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