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NEOS radiators use a soapstone core. Soapstone is a natural metamorphic rock that has been used for thousands of years in heating and cooking. We chose soapstone because it can absorb, hold and radiate heat steadily without burning or melting, which makes it well suited as a heat storage element in an electric radiator. We have found a way to compress 16cm of soapstone into just 2cm, which helps keep the radiator warmer for longer.
Clay cores (often called chamotte) are more porous and can be more prone to cracking over time. Moisture in the air passing through the core can contribute to small cracks as the material expands and contracts.
Soapstone is non-porous and does not crack in the same way when exposed to moisture, which is one of the reasons we use it in NEOS. If you would like to see the difference in person, ask your heating engineer about the soapstone test.
Posted on 18th Nov 2022 14:12:48 by Trust 0 comments
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