Rifar radiators: style and reliability

When orga­niz­ing a liv­ing space, every­thing should be prac­ti­cal, reli­able and beau­ti­ful. That is why it is required from a mod­ern heat­ing device that it not only ful­fills its uli­tar­i­an func­tion, but also fits into the design, and also opens the way for high tech­nolo­gies to your home. Why are more and more engi­neers and design­ers choos­ing Rifar radi­a­tors?

To solve the prob­lem of heat­ing an apart­ment, it is impor­tant to choose the right heater. It would seem, what could be eas­i­er? But, when you start to study the range of mod­els on sale, you under­stand that the choice is not easy. This is under­stand­able: mod­ern heat­ing appli­ances are char­ac­ter­ized by high ther­mal per­for­mance, can per­form addi­tion­al func­tions, take into account the char­ac­ter­is­tics of the room and have an orig­i­nal design. All this expands the choice and com­pli­cates the search. How­ev­er, there is an undis­put­ed leader in the field of heat­ing tech­nol­o­gy today — a bimetal­lic radi­a­tor. It was cre­at­ed using the lat­est achieve­ments of sci­ence and tech­nol­o­gy, and the involve­ment of lead­ing experts (in the fields of design, engi­neer­ing, tech­nol­o­gy, mate­ri­als sci­ence, paint­ing, etc.) allows us to con­tin­ue work­ing on the com­pre­hen­sive improve­ment of the prod­uct and offer new solu­tions to meet increas­ing require­ments.

Bimet­al radi­a­tor Rifar is a device that com­bines the advan­tages of using sev­er­al mate­ri­als. The role of an effec­tive heat-releas­ing sur­face is played by an alu­minum case, and the frame strength is pro­vid­ed by a steel pipe. Togeth­er they form an indi­vis­i­ble ele­ment, which is a unit of account: the num­ber of ele­ments depends on how much heat you need to get for the heat­ed room. The fin­ished radi­a­tor is sold with the required num­ber of sec­tions — an inde­pen­dent re-arrange­ment with their addi­tion or removal is not required. Reli­a­bil­i­ty of radi­a­tors is guar­an­teed by the fac­to­ry process of dou­ble pres­sure test­ing for tight­ness.

Bimetal­lic radi­a­tors have an ele­gant design, devel­oped at the end of the 20th cen­tu­ry by Ital­ian design­ers (it was there that the first bimetal­lic radi­a­tors appeared). These heaters retained their orig­i­nal style when they were launched all over the world. The clas­sic col­or of the radi­a­tors is white. In this form, they look advan­ta­geous in any inte­ri­or. How­ev­er, dis­cern­ing design­ers can use dif­fer­ent col­ors if they want to per­son­al­ize the fix­ture or bring it into line with the over­all col­or of the room. In some cas­es, a spe­cial radi­a­tor is required.

For exam­ple, if the room has a bay win­dow or radius walls, a large win­dow open­ing, nar­row win­dow sills, etc. Then the radi­a­tor should have addi­tion­al design para­me­ters that, while pro­vid­ing max­i­mum heat trans­fer, will empha­size the design of the room. Thanks to the tech­no­log­i­cal flex­i­bil­i­ty in the pro­duc­tion of bimetal­lic radi­a­tors, it is pos­si­ble to find the opti­mal solu­tion for each case.

Today, a spe­cial ver­sion with a bot­tom con­nec­tion is most in demand. This is due to the desire to hide engi­neer­ing com­mu­ni­ca­tions in the room when pip­ing. The radi­a­tor is sup­plied with a con­nec­tion sys­tem with­out unnec­es­sary con­nect­ing ele­ments. When installing such radi­a­tors, no addi­tion­al efforts are required to select com­pat­i­bil­i­ty, since the fac­to­ry pack­age includes the nec­es­sary parts.

The alu­minum alloy pro­vides a rapid change in the heat trans­fer of the radi­a­tor, which allows it to be equipped with a tem­per­a­ture con­trol device. It is enough to set a com­fort­able tem­per­a­ture mode on the tem­per­a­ture sen­sor — and it will be main­tained indoors regard­less of weath­er con­di­tions.

• Rifar Base 500 — this is the most pow­er­ful Rifar radi­a­tor, whose heat out­put is 204 W from each sec­tion. That is why it is the best choice not only for low-rise con­struc­tion, but also for poor­ly insu­lat­ed and spa­cious premis­es, such as work­shops, ware­hous­es, gyms, etc. The height of the Rifar 500 is 570 mm and the cen­ter dis­tance is 500 mm.

• Rifar Base 350 allow you to main­tain a sin­gle design and style of the room due to its more com­pact size. They can be installed under win­dows with lim­it­ed mount­ing height. At the same time, the nom­i­nal heat flux of one sec­tion of the Rifar Base 350 radi­a­tor is 136 W and is also suit­able for heat­ing city apart­ments. The height of the mod­els in this series is 415 mm with a cen­ter dis­tance of 350 mm.

• Rifar Base 200 - dif­fer from pre­vi­ous mod­els not only in com­pact dimen­sions, but also in design fea­tures. Thanks to the closed rear sur­face of the sec­tion, they can be installed in com­bi­na­tion with panoram­ic (French) win­dows. The ther­mal pow­er of one sec­tion is 104 watts. All mod­els are only 261 mm high and have a cen­ter dis­tance of 200 mm.

To mount Rifar radi­a­tors, we rec­om­mend using adjustable brack­ets with the pos­si­bil­i­ty of height align­ment. This ensures easy instal­la­tion and pro­fes­sion­al pre­ci­sion.

Radiator for every taste

Every­thing in the inte­ri­or should be per­fect — even the radi­a­tor! Mod­ern tech­no­log­i­cal solu­tions make it pos­si­ble to paint a util­i­tar­i­an heater in any col­or, mak­ing it a bright and spec­tac­u­lar inte­ri­or detail. For space heat­ing today, alu­minum and bimetal­lic radi­a­tors are most often used — they are reli­able, effi­cient and fit well into a mod­ern inte­ri­or. But the stan­dard col­or of radi­a­tors - white, so the bat­ter­ies often don’t blend in with the sur­round­ings. To har­mo­nious­ly fit the radi­a­tor into the inte­ri­or, giv­ing the util­i­tar­i­an object a unique per­son­al­i­ty, it can be paint­ed in the desired col­or. Col­ored radi­a­tors will look great not only at home, but also in pub­lic places — hotels, offices, shop­ping and enter­tain­ment cen­ters, edu­ca­tion­al insti­tu­tions, sports facil­i­ties, etc.

Rifar has pre­pared an excel­lent offer for its cus­tomers. Alu­minum and bimet­al radi­a­tors from the Rifar range can be paint­ed in any RAL col­or. Due to the fact that an addi­tion­al tech­no­log­i­cal tran­si­tion has been added to the pro­duc­tion line, paint­ing of radi­a­tors takes place with­out read­just­ing the main equip­ment. This allowed us to short­en deliv­ery times and reduce the min­i­mum order vol­ume. Paint­ing is car­ried out direct­ly at the fac­to­ry, due to which the radi­a­tor mod­els retain their ther­mal and oper­a­tional char­ac­ter­is­tics in full.

Should I buy a Rifar Monolit or Rifar Base radiator?

Both prod­uct lines are ide­al for instal­la­tion in apart­ment build­ings, office build­ings and pub­lic build­ings that have a cen­tral heat­ing sys­tem. In addi­tion, you can buy Rifar bat­ter­ies for sys­tems of dif­fer­ent types of coolant. they are com­pat­i­ble with water, antifreeze, oil and steam cir­cuits while main­tain­ing the per­for­mance spec­i­fi­ca­tions.

When to buy Rifar Base radi­a­tors? In the event that the cen­tral sys­tem is on the water, as well as if the apart­ment is locat­ed with­in the 1–9 floor or a room in a low-rise build­ing. You can choose the desired height from three mod­el lines, as well as, if nec­es­sary, change the length of the radi­a­tor by increas­ing the bat­tery. Radi­a­tor Rifar 500, 350 and 200 can be mount­ed in any of the pos­si­ble schemes, incl. ver­sion with bot­tom con­nec­tion. How to do this, you can check with our engi­neers by phone 8 (495) 580–29-99.

When to buy Rifar Mono­lit radi­a­tors? If the heat­ing sys­tem is on antifreeze and oper­ates under high pres­sure, for exam­ple, in 9‑storey res­i­den­tial build­ings, shop­ping cen­ters, indus­tri­al facil­i­ties, then it is rec­om­mend­ed to buy Rifar Mono­lith. Please note that their design is non-sep­a­ra­ble, it will not work to increase the bat­ter­ies with addi­tion­al sec­tions, so it is nec­es­sary to pre­pare in advance the cal­cu­la­tion of the ther­mal effi­cien­cy of the devices. You can order it by send­ing the floor plan to our mail info@proffinstal.ru