The installation position of radiator directly affects the heating effect and energy-saving efficiency. Many families have encountered the problem of "hot radiator and cold room" due to random installation. In fact, the core principle of location selection is "allowing hot air to circulate naturally and avoiding heat dissipation obstacles". only by precisely arranging the layout based on the different space requirements can the entire house be warm without any blind spots. The living room, as the core activity area, is preferred to be located on the wall close to the balcony or floor-to-ceiling Windows. This is the main area where cold air enters. The radiator can heat the cold air immediately, prevent the cold air from spreading, and at the same time form a natural circulation by taking advantage of the principle that hot air rises and cold air sinks, quickly raising the temperature of the entire house. Be sure to avoid being blocked by large furniture such as sofas and cabinets. Reserve 10 to 15 centimeters of space for heat dissipation and do not place it too close to the curtains to prevent potential safety hazards. When installing a bedroom, it is necessary to take into account both warmth and sleep comfort. The best location is the wall opposite the head of the bed or the wall near the bedroom door. Avoid installing it on one side of the bed to prevent local high temperatures at night from causing dry mouth and throat, and also to reduce the slight noise of the radiator during operation from affecting sleep. If there is a bay window in the bedroom, it can be installed below the bay window. This way, it won't occupy any activity space and can promptly heat the cold air seeping in through the bay window. The bathroom environment is special. It is necessary to choose a location that is moisture-proof, rust-proof and does not affect usage, such as the wall above the toilet or beside the bathroom cabinet. Give priority to choosing dedicated bathroom radiator panels. The installation height is recommended to be 15 to 20 centimeters from the ground, away from water sources such as shower heads and faucets, to avoid direct splashing of water. This way, not only can the cold air in the bathroom be heated, but also the residual heat can be utilized to dry the towels, enhancing their practicality. The kitchen should be located on a blank wall near the window or stove, avoiding areas with heavy cooking fumes to prevent oil stains from adhering and affecting heat dissipation. The kitchen has a large temperature difference. Installing it close to the window can quickly balance the temperature and prevent the radiator from being overheated by the open flame on the stove, thus extending its service life. Finally, a reminder: No matter which space it is, always avoid the entrance and pass through