Matching the pipework
Confirm the ordered centre distance, connection orientation and exact 4分/6分 interface. Obtain the approved drawing before assuming the existing valves or adapters fit.
Read the sourcePublished 300–1800 mm centre-distance options for water heating: obtain heat output at the room’s design temperatures before choosing section count.
From Shandong Xinhuaxing HVAC Technology Co., Ltd.
Individual product research · HVACDeck Editorial · Sources checked 2026-10-11
Xinhuaxing’s original TLF80/95 detail describes a copper-aluminium composite radiator for central or independent water-heating systems. It lists selectable colours, connection sizes written as 4分/6分 and a selectable centre-distance range of 300–1800 mm. It does not publish a heat-output table, operating pressure/temperature, full dimensions or a configuration-by-configuration section count.
The four source images were read individually. They show an interior illustration, a finished radiator close-up, connection accessories and cutaway views with copper-coloured tubes in an aluminium-looking outer section. These support understanding of the manufacturer’s composite description; they do not independently verify alloy, tube thickness, joint method or thermal performance.
For a new room or replacement, the useful next step is a selected-size drawing and output evidence at the actual supply/return and room temperatures. The model string alone cannot determine how many sections a room needs or whether its existing pipe centres will match.
This is an equipment family; its range does not identify one orderable configuration.
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| Parameter | Published value | Conditions and evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Catalogue model | TLF80/95 | Exact page identifier. The numbers are not treated as confirmed dimensions without a drawing. Source |
| Declared construction | Copper-aluminium composite | Official material statement and cutaway illustrations; composition and manufacturing detail require supplier documentation. Source |
| Published centre-distance range | 300–1800 mm | Selectable family range. Centre distance is not overall height, width or bracket spacing. Source |
| Connection options | 4分 / 6分 | Original Chinese nominal-size notation. Confirm the exact thread, gender, seal and supplied fitting from a drawing. Source |
| Stated water-heating contexts | Central heating or independent heating | Manufacturer application statement; actual system pressure, temperatures and water chemistry still need approval. Source |
| Finish choice | Selectable colours | No finish code, coating specification or durability report published in the readable detail. Source |
No watts-per-section or output curve was established from this page. Do not convert the pictured radiator’s section count into a room-sizing rule. Provide the room’s calculated heat loss, design supply/return water temperatures and intended room temperature. Request the selected height/configuration’s heat-output report and any correction method for the project conditions.
For a lower-temperature heating source, obtain output at that actual duty rather than assuming a catalogue rating measured at hotter water will still meet the room load. The family listing’s central/independent wording does not establish compatibility with every heat-pump system or boiler control arrangement.
The 300–1800 mm selectable centre-distance range is useful for checking an existing water connection layout. It is not a complete dimensional schedule.
Confirm the ordered centre distance, connection orientation and exact 4分/6分 interface. Obtain the approved drawing before assuming the existing valves or adapters fit.
Read the sourceRequest overall height/width/depth, assembled section count, operating weight, bracket layout and required clearances. Centre distance alone cannot confirm wall or enclosure fit.
One gallery image shows valves, a vent-like fitting and an end plug, while the close-up shows a finished radiator connection area. The listing does not state whether every pictured accessory is included in the TLF80/95 order or identify its model/thread.
Ask for an itemised package covering radiator assembly, brackets, valves/adapters, vents/plugs and any seals. If controls or thermostatic valves are proposed, identify their own specifications and the system arrangement. Obtain installation instructions for the exact assembly rather than tightening or sealing based on a photograph.
The material label and cutaway illustrations do not supply allowable pressure, maximum water temperature, permitted water chemistry or a corrosion guarantee. Request those conditions for the selected assembly, including joint/seal materials and any system-treatment restrictions.
Request the exact configuration’s output, test conditions, report identity and applicable rating method, with data that can be used for room selection.
Request operating limits, flow/pressure-drop information, approved connection details and installation/pressure-check instructions.
Request tube/outer-section specifications where required, batch identification, leak/pressure inspection evidence and coating/finish details tied to the supplied order.
The company overview makes broad certification and historical quality-sampling statements. This review did not establish a current model-specific TLF80/95 report from those statements. The original standards-platform record names the company in a steel-aluminium radiator standard project, which is a different material family from this copper-aluminium product.
Require the applicable standard/edition and the actual covered configuration’s evidence. Do not transfer a steel-aluminium drafting role or a sampled steel-radiator result to TLF80/95. Government sampling attachments found in research were inaccessible in full, so their extracts are not used here as a verified pass result.
The detail’s warranty field says it follows national standards but specifies no duration, start date, exclusions or claim procedure. The reviewed service-system page provides no readable detailed terms. Ask for written coverage for the selected radiator and project location; a corporate insurance headline is not the same as the buyer’s warranty.
Confirm design heat duty, chosen height/section count, output conditions, connections, finish and included parts.
Use the supplier’s current instructions and the system designer’s requirements for support, connections, flushing/filling, venting and commissioning.
Keep model/configuration and batch identifiers, acceptance records, warranty terms and the responsible after-sales contact.
Compiled by HVACDeck Editorial. Source review identifies what the publication states; it is not an independent performance test or certification.
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