Ohm vs Radiator Calculator Pro

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Room-by-room radiator sizing. Watts and BTU/h output for any room, factoring volume, glazing, external walls, roof and floor exposure, and insulation standard. Calculation Heat output per room with adjustments for: • Room type (8 presets: bedroom, living room, bathroom, kitchen, hallway, office, conservatory, garage) • Internal volume • Window-to-floor ratio • Number of external walls (0–4) • What's above (loft, pitched roof, flat roof, heated space) • What's below (garage, unheated cellar, uninsulated floor, heated floor) • Insulation level: poor (older single-glazed) → average (modern build) → good → excellent (new-build, triple-glazed) • Mean water temperature - ΔT30, ΔT35, ΔT40, ΔT50, ΔT60 ΔT correction uses the standard panel-radiator exponent (n = 1.30) per EN 442 testing convention. A 5% safety margin is applied to avoid undersizing. Heat-pump systems Select ΔT35 or ΔT30 to spec radiators for low-temperature systems. Output is rescaled — a 1000W ΔT50-rated radiator delivers ~630W at ΔT35 — so you size to actual delivered heat, not nameplate. Output • Watts and BTU/h side-by-side • Metric or imperial dimensions • Whole-home heat-loss total • Share or export room specs as text For plumbers, heating engineers, and heat-pump installers sizing radiator schedules, and homeowners or landlords running their own jobs.