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電地暖減輕霧霾天氣環境汙染

來源：　　浏覽次數：13438　　日期：2016年12月24日

記得前兩天小編看到一則新聞，新聞的內容是：“安陽地區空氣嚴重汙染，空氣汙染指數連續爆表，林州市教體局下發了全市中各中小學、幼兒園停課通知。然而，昨日上午，大河報記者接到林州市臨淇鎮一中學生家長的投訴電話稱，在這種霧霾天氣，該校不僅沒有給孩子放假，還組織幾百名學生在操場上進行考試。”

在這種嚴重汙染的條件下學生還在艱苦奮鬥，在這種嚴重霧霾汙染的環境下對人體的傷害是很大的，而罪魁禍首是“霧霾”。

霾就是燃煤供暖鍋爐爲主要原因。這種采暖方式的弊端大于利，對此想要解決采暖帶來的空氣汙染，小編建議用戶采暖選擇電地暖。電地暖是以電爲能源，利用輻射供暖技術進行散熱采暖，電地暖采暖舒適健康、環保節能、而且無維任保維護是對抗“供暖性霧霾”的最佳辦法。

電地暖采暖技術是以電爲能源，以發熱電纜爲發熱體，直接將電能轉換爲熱能，而不是直接以煤爲能源，以水爲介質，把水加熱後通過循環而達到供暖的目的，避免了煤炭燃燒過程中排放的二氧化碳、二氧化硫等有害氣體對城鎮大氣的汙染。同時，發熱電纜本身也是環保産品，生産和使用過程都不會汙染環境。

小編在此呼籲，采暖季的到來對于一些需要供暖的地區，在使用采暖設備時一定要選擇不會汙染環境的采暖設備，作爲電地暖生産企業，我公司建議空調的使用也應改爲無汙染的采暖設備，對此電地暖無疑是最好的采暖設備。

電地暖最爲主要的優點就是不會汙染環境，因爲它直接由電能轉換爲熱能進行供暖，不會出現粉塵或煙霧，更不會汙染空氣，因此適合用于目前的采暖情況。

標簽：電地暖，發熱電纜

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