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濟南外海中央花園發熱電纜電采暖工程

來源：安邦電地暖網　　浏覽次數：12326　　日期：2013年8月13日

    外海中央花园是由杭州外海集团旗下山东外海投资有限公司开发的高档社区。北临槐荫区经十西路，东傍腊山河，南依腊山湖湿地公园山水风景区，交通便捷。在整个项目的初期开发商就考虑到采暖的问题，在一期建筑工程中选取舒适节能的电采暖保温方式。我公司以在電地暖行業的實力和信譽再一次得到客戶的認可，爲此建築工程提供發熱電纜電采暖保溫解決方案。
    我公司根据外海中央花园的实际情况，采用双导發熱電纜并采取湿式安装的方式。湿式安装的回填层主要是起到了蓄热和散热的功能，埋在地下的發熱電纜通电散发热量加热回填层来向上辐射散热。这是一种健康、舒适的采暖方式，特别对小孩和老人而言极其有益健康。在一期楼盘的销售中，很多客户看中了室内电采暖的优势，楼盘大卖。
    后期的外海花园建筑工程还在加紧施工过程中，投资方有意向继续与我公司合作，打造广受亲睐的高档采暖社区。

電地暖何以受到投资方的如此认可？
    1、随着生活水平的提高，人们对舒适要求更高，健康舒适的電地暖满足了人们的心理。
    2、都市生活水平高且节奏快，人们对可以轻松搞定的网络智能更有兴趣。電地暖系统实现可智能化控制，方便、快捷迎合了都市人群的需求。
    3、電地暖使用电能无污染，便于管理，对于高档社区而言，这样的采暖本身就是一个优势。

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上一篇扬州万鸿城市花园家庭發熱電纜電地暖安装

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