A convector is a heating device in which heat from a heating element is transferred to a heated room in the process of natural convection. Cold air, located in the lower part of the room at foot level, passes through the heating element of the convector.
Increasing in volume at the moment of heating, the warm stream rushes up through the blinds of the outlet grille and smoothly spreads around the room. At the same time, the direction of the flow, set by the tilt of the blinds, creates a favorable, accelerated circulation of warm air inside the room, without dispersing it on the walls and windows.