Aluminum profile manufacturers' aluminum profile radiators, also known as radiator aluminum profiles or sunflower aluminum profiles, have the characteristics of beautiful appearance, light weight, good heat dissipation performance, and good energy-saving effect of aluminum profiles. The surface of the processed aluminum radiator is treated with anodizing to increase its corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and aesthetic appearance.

Installation steps for aluminum profiles

Firstly, please open the packaging of the aluminum radiator and install the vent valve and union first.

You can draw the position of the hole for installing the special hook on the wall according to the provided installation diagram or relevant requirements

When installing aluminum profile radiators, it is necessary to consider the damage caused by thermal expansion and contraction of the heating pipes to the radiators.

Place the 12 expansion pipes in and flat.

Aluminum profile manufacturers should use an impact drill to drill 12 holes, with a depth that is suitable for the expansion tube to be placed in and its outer edge flush with the wall.

Install the bottom hook and tighten the screws after meeting the requirements.

Place the aluminum profile radiator on the installed hook at the bottom, and adjust the position of the hook above the aluminum profile production process installation. After it is tightened, tighten the expansion screw. When placing the radiator, place the vent valve above.

After installing and assembling the pipeline joint, install the pipeline according to the drawing requirements and connect it to the inlet and outlet, tighten all parts, and keep the rear side 3.5cm away from the wall and 5cm away from the skirting line.

Please input hot water, open the vent valve, and vent until water flows out. The aluminum profile radiator should not exceed the working pressure listed in the manual by 0.12Mpa during operation

The oxygen content in the heating medium shall not exceed 0.05g per square meter. The medium used for radiators should be water with a pH of 9 ≤ 9, and with internal anti-corrosion measures, pH ≤ 12.