Convector Heating System

Convector heating systems provide efficient and even heat distribution by utilizing natural air convection currents.
As warm air rises and cool air descends, a natural airflow cycle is established, ensuring rapid and balanced heating throughout the space.
This process allows rooms to reach the desired temperature quickly and comfortably.

Cool air enters through the lower section of the convector, passes between heating elements, and exits through the front grille as warm air.
Since the air circulation occurs naturally, dust movement is minimal, and the environment maintains consistent warmth.
The system prevents overheating and operates safely without using any chemical heating agents, offering eco-friendly and energy-efficient performance.
Fans-free convectors operate silently, making them ideal for homes, hotels, and offices.

Types of Convector Systems

Natural Convection Convectors (Fanless)

Air circulation occurs purely through natural convection.
The system’s heating power can be controlled via manual or thermostatic valves.
They provide quiet, low-maintenance operation and are preferred in residential and office environments.

Forced Convection Convectors (Fan-Assisted)

These systems use a built-in fan to circulate air.
Cool air is drawn in through the lower grille, filtered, heated, and released into the room.
Fan-assisted convectors deliver higher heating capacity and are suitable for large or high-ceilinged spaces.
Certain models can also offer cooling or ventilation functions.

Advantages of Convector Systems

• Space-saving design suitable for modern architecture

• Rapid heating and uniform temperature distribution

• High thermal efficiency and reduced energy consumption

• Quiet, safe, and low-maintenance operation

• Easy-to-clean filters ensure long-term performance

• Compatible with heat pumps, boilers, and central heating systems

Differences Between Convectors and Radiators

• Convectors heat primarily by air convection, while radiators rely partly on radiant heat.

• Convectors warm up spaces faster due to enhanced air movement.

• They use finned tubes to heat larger air volumes efficiently.

• Industrial models can operate with water temperatures exceeding 90°C.

• Lower water volume ensures faster system response times compared to radiators.

Types of Applications

Natural Convection Systems

These systems rely on finned tubes integrated into floor or wall-mounted casings.
Warm air circulates naturally within the room, providing even and comfortable heating.
Ideal for residential and office environments.

Forced Convection Systems

Also known as fan coil convectors, these systems use fans to enhance air movement.
They deliver greater heat output and can also support cooling or air exchange when integrated with HVAC systems.
Perfect for halls, exhibition areas, and industrial zones.

Engineered by MYMEC GROUP

MYMEC GROUP designs and implements EN 442 / EN 16430-compliant convector systems,
covering capacity calculation, hydraulic balancing, valve selection, installation, and commissioning.

Each system is optimized for energy efficiency, aesthetic integration, and operational reliability,
providing long-term comfort with minimal maintenance requirements.