RADIATOR

A radiator is a device used to emit heat, commonly used in buildings for heating purposes. It functions by circulating hot water or steam through a series of tubes, which then radiate heat, raising the ambient temperature. Radiators come in various shapes and sizes and can be made from different materials such as steel, aluminum, or cast iron. They are typically connected to a central heating system and are often placed under windows or along walls to aid in air circulation. Their aim is to maintain a comfortable temperature in living and working spaces.