Simply input the output of your radiator at ΔT 50°C—usually provided by the manufacturer—into the calculator above. Then, select the required ΔT based on your system’s design parameters. The calculator will apply the correction factor to give you an accurate output for your specific conditions. This allows you to make informed decisions about whether your current radiators are sufficient or if you need to upgrade to models better suited for low-temperature systems.

Please note: This calculator assumes an n coefficient of 1.3, which represents the heat output characteristics of most radiators. Different radiators may have varying n coefficients based on their design and material, affecting how they perform under different temperature differences. While 1.3 is a commonly accepted value for standard panel radiators, always check the manufacturer’s specifications for exact performance data.