PRODUCTIVE INDOOR CLIMATE

Loggia
Heating strips
The markets lightest heating strips

FUNCTION
Heating.
USE
Industries, warehouses, workshops,
showrooms,shops, sports halls, etc.
INSTALLATION
Suspended or surface mounted.
CAPACITY
325620 W/m2.
FEATURES
The markets lightest heating strips
Quick and easy to install.

Loggia 2

Function

Loggia
Heating strips

When hot water passes through the copper pipe heat is

transported out to the aluminium flanges with a very little
loss in temperature. Loggia becomes hot and radiates
heat out into the room. It is primarily the floor, walls and
furnishings in the room that are heated. When the temperature of the surfaces is higher than the room air, these
then emit their heat to the air. Through mainly heating the
rooms surfaces instead of the air much energy can be
saved.
High ceilings are no hinder for Loggia. On the contrary, it
is this type of room where the most benefit is gained. Heat
radiation passes through tens of metres of air without any
effect losses on its way to the floor. In this way you avoid
heat a large space of air, which when warm lies under the
ceiling. Instead the heat comes where it is best needed.
A more detailed description of how ceiling heating works
can be found in Lindab Climates Ceiling Heating Guide.

Loggia is
available in widths
33, 60 and 87 cm

Design
The design of Loggia is based on a world patented method of joining a copper pipe with an aluminium plate.
The aluminium plate is metallurgically bonded with the
copper pipe (the material is partly fused under extreme
high pressure). Thanks to this the best possible heat
transmission between the pipe and the plate is obtained.
The copper pipe has a rhombic shape, which means a
turbulent flow is obtained quicker than in a round pipe,
and this contributes to simple and safe dimensioning. The
top of Loggia is insulated using extruded cellular plastic.
The cellular plastic is manufactured without the addition of
CFC or HCFC gases, a.k.a freons.
Loggia 3

Models
Dimensions: Loggia is available in three widths 330
(width 33), 600 (width 60) and 870 mm (width 87).
Lengths: Loggia is designed in lengths from 1.8 m to 6.0
m in increments of 0.6 m.
Water connection: Loggia is available with four different
connections depending on the width of the product
10, 12, 15 and 22 mm. This is to allow the pressure drop
to be adapted with different dimensioning instances.
Joining: Loggia can be joined in lengths over 6 m. The
overall length should be stated when ordering.
Surface finish: Loggia is powder coated as standard in
NCS 0502-Y / RAL 9010, gloss value 30%.

Surface mounted using securing plates.

Plus features
Direction of connection pipes: Loggia is available with
vertical connection pipes.

Installation example
Loggia is installed as standard suspended using chains or
hooks. As an option rigid, yet adjustable, drop rods can be
used. Securing plates are used when surface mounting.
NOTE! To ensure expansion factors are taken into consideration when surface mounting, e.g. pipes between
Loggia or pipes with fixed connections should be fitted
with an expansion loop. See table on page 8.

Against the ceiling, securing plates.

Suspended installation with adjustable drop-rods.

Suspended, adjustable drop-rods.

Loggia 4

Heating effect, Loggia

Heating effect per unit (W)
Mean water temp. room temp. (C)
Length (m)

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

Width 33 cm
2,0

170

215

260

310

360

410

460

515

2,5

215

270

325

385

450

515

580

645

3,0

255

320

390

460

535

615

695

775

3,5

300

375

455

540

625

720

810

905

4,0

340

430

520

615

715

820

925

1030

4,5

385

480

585

695

805

925

1040

1160

5,0

425

535

650

770

895

1025

1155

1290

5,5

470

590

715

845

985

1130

1270

1420

6,0

510

640

780

925

1075

1230

1385

1550

Width 60 cm
2,0

310

390

470

560

650

745

840

940

2,5

390

490

590

700

815

930

1050

1175

3,0

465

585

705

840

975

1115

1260

1410

3,5

545

685

825

980

1140

1300

1470

1645

4,0

620

780

940

1120

1300

1490

1680

1880

4,5

700

880

1060

1260

1465

1675

1890

2115

5,0

775

975

1175

1400

1625

1860

2100

2350

5,5

855

1075

1295

1540

1790

2045

2310

2585

6,0

930

1170

1410

1680

1950

2230

2520

2820

Width 87 cm
2,0

450

570

690

810

940

1080

1220

1360

2,5

565

715

865

1015

1175

1350

1525

1700

3,0

675

855

1035

1215

1410

1620

1830

2040

3,5

790

1000

1210

1420

1645

1890

2135

2380

4,0

900

1140

1380

1620

1880

2160

2440

2720

4,5

1015

1285

1555

1825

2115

2430

2745

3060

5,0

1125

1425

1725

2025

2350

2700

3050

3400

5,5

1240

1570

1900

2230

2585

2970

3355

3740

6,0

1350

1710

2070

2430

2820

3240

3660

4080

Loggia 5

Coupling & connection

Loggia is supplied in lengths up to 6 metres. With
lengths over 6 metres can the heating strips be
coupled in series.
NOTE! Connections should be made with compression couplings.

Width 60

Width 33

Width 87

1
1

Coupling
alternatives
1
2

Connection (mm)
10
10

Coupling
alternatives
1
2

2
2

Connection (mm)
10, 12
10, 12

Coupling
alternatives
1
2

Connection (mm)
10, 15
10, 15

24

24
24

Coupling
alternatives
13
14
24

14

14

Connection (mm)
10
10
10

Coupling
alternatives
13
14
24

Loggia 6

Coupling
alternatives
13
14
24

Connection (mm)
12
12
12

13

14

Connection (mm)
12
12
12

Coupling
alternatives
13
14
24

Coupling
alternatives
13
14
24

Connection (mm)
15
15
15

24

24

24

13

14

13

13
13

14

Connection (mm)
15
15
15

13

Coupling
alternatives
13
14
24

14

Connection (mm)
22
22
22

Coupling & connection

1-coupled

13

13+1

13+13

Loggia 7

Width & depth, cm

Width 33

Loggia is manufactured as standard

in three widths and depths.

Width 60

Width 87
6

Length, m

Loggia is manufactured in lengths from 1.8 m to 6.0 m in

increments of 0.6 m. Optional lengths are available on request.

1,82,4-2,43,03,65,4-6,0
6,0 m
L = 1,83,03,6-4,24,2- 4,84,8- 5,4-

Dimensions, mm

(Also see Coupling & connection, page 6)

10

35

20

L-110
40

L
330 ; 600 ; 870
Anslutning:
Connection:
X=
X=

10
10

12
12

15
15

22
22

93
93

160
160

295
295

430

Weight and water volume & expansion

Loggia 8

Heating strips width, cm

33

60

87

Weight, kg/m

1.4

2.4

3.3

Water content, l/m

0.18

0.35

0.53

Expansion with WS: +55/45 C

0.7 mm/m

Expansion with WS: +80/60 C

1.2 mm/m

Flow pressure drop

Flow (l/s)

33 width,
10
33width,
conn.
10
60width,
conn. 10
60 width,

10
60width,
conn. 12
60 width,

12
87width,
conn. 10
87 width,

10
87width, conn. 15

87 width,
15

Pressure drop (kPa)

If the recommended minimum

flow is maintained the air
becomes agitated and the water
becomes turbulent. Loggia then
requires no separate bleeding.
Bleeding of the heating system
takes place as normal at the highest points and in the apparatus
room.

Width 33

Width 60

Width 87

dim 10

0.015

0.015

0.015

dim 12

0.030

0.030

dim 15

0.060

0.045

dim 22

0.090

Min. permitted flow (l/s)

Max work. pressure (bar)

10

Max test pressure (bar)

16

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Flow pressure drop

Flow (l/s)

33
width,conn.
12
33width,
10

60width,
15
60
width,conn.
15

87width, conn. 22
87
width, 22

Pressure drop (kPa)

Loggia 10

Quick dimensioning
Room temperature +20 C
If the room temperature is 18 C multiply the table
values by the factor in the table to the right.

WS (C)

Effect

Flow

P. drop

+55/45

1.08

1.08

1.18

+60/40

1.08

1.08

1.18

+60/45

1.07

1.07

1.15

+80/60

1.05

1.05

1.10

Width 33
WS

Length

Effect

Flow

Pressure drop (KPa)

(m)

(W)

(l/s)

10

12

6.0

645

0.016

1.6

12.0

1285

0.031

24.6

1.8

18.0

1930

0.047

42.3

6.1

24.0

2575

0.062

14.1

30.0

3215

0.078

27.8

6.0

645

0.008

12.0

1285

0.016

3.3

18.0

1930

0.023

10.1

1.5

24.0

2575

0.031

24.5

3.5

30.0

3215

0.039

48.5

7.0

36.0

3860

0.047

12.1

42.0

4505

0.055

19.4

48.0

5150

0.062

28.1

6.0

710

0.011

12.0

1425

0.023

6.8

1.0

18.0

2135

0.034

22.1

3.2

24.0

2850

0.046

58.8

8.4

30.0

3560

0.058

18.4

36.0

4270

0.069

26.1

42.0

4985

0.081

42.0

6.0

1230

0.015

1.4

12.0

2455

0.030

11.5

1.6

18.0

3685

0.045

38.8

5.6

24.0

4910

0.060

13.2

30.0

6140

0.075

25.7

36.0

7365

0.090

44.4

Loggia width 33

Connection

+55/45 C

+60/40 C

+60/45 C

+80/60 C

Loggia 11

Quick dimensioning
Room temperature +20 C
If the room temperature is 18 C multiply the table
values by the factor in the table to the right.

WS (C)

Effect

Flow

P. drop

+55/45

1.08

1.08

1.18

+60/40

1.08

1.08

1.18

+60/45

1.07

1.07

1.15

+80/60

1.05

1.05

1.10

Width 60
Pressure drop (KPa)
WS

Loggia width 60

+55/45 C

+60/40 C

+60/45 C

+80/60 C

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Length

Effect

Flow

(m)

(W)

(l/s)

10

Connection
12

15

6.0

1170

0.028

10.1

1.4

12.0

2340

0.057

11.5

1.7

18.0

3510

0.085

38.9

5.6

24.0

4680

0.113

13.2

30.0

5850

0.142

26.0

6.0

1170

0.014

12.0

2340

0.028

2.8

18.0

3510

0.043

9.9

24.0

4680

0.057

23.4

3.4

30.0

5850

0.071

45.5

6.5

36.0

7020

0.085

11.2

42.0

8190

0.099

17.7

48.0

9360

0.113

26.3

6.0

1295

0.021

12.0

2590

0.042

6.3

18.0

3885

0.063

21.3

3.1

24.0

5180

0.084

50.8

7.3

30.0

6475

0.105

14.2

36.0

7765

0.125

24.2

42.0

9060

0.146

38.5

6.0

2230

0.027

9.4

1.3

12.0

4465

0.055

10.7

18.0

6695

0.082

36.2

5.2

24.0

8930

0.109

12.3

30.0

11160

0.136

23.9

36.0

13390

0.164

41.6

Quick dimensioning
Room temperature +20 C
If the room temperature is 18 C multiply the table
values by the factor in the table to the right.

WS (C)

Effect

Flow

P. drop

+55/45

1.08

1.08

1.18

+60/40

1.08

1.08

1.18

+60/45

1.07

1.07

1.15

+80/60

1.05

1.05

1.10

Width 87
Pressure drop (KPa)

Loggia width 87

WS

+55/45 C

+60/40 C

+60/45 C

+80/60 C

Length

Effect

Flow

Connection

(m)

(W)

(l/s)

10

15

22

6.0

1695

0.041

31.5

1.4

12.0

3395

0.082

11.3

18.0

5090

0.123

38.8

5.6

24.0

6785

0.164

13.2

30.0

8480

0.205

25.9

6.0

1695

0.021

12.0

3395

0.041

2.8

18.0

5090

0.062

9.9

24.0

6785

0.082

23.2

3.3

30.0

8480

0.103

46.0

6.5

36.0

10180

0.123

11.2

42.0

11875

0.144

17.9

48.0

13570

0.164

26.5

6.0

1875

0.030

12.0

3755

0.061

6.3

18.0

5630

0.091

21.2

3.1

24.0

7510

0.121

50.5

7.2

30.0

9385

0.152

14.2

36.0

11265

0.182

24.5

42.0

13140

0.212

38.7

6.0

3235

0.040

31.5

1.4

12.0

6470

0.079

10.5

18.0

9710

0.119

36.3

5.2

24.0

12945

0.158

12.3

30.0

16180

0.198

24.1

36.0

19415

0.237

41.5

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Control

Colour

Fig. 1 A common method to control the heating effect, via

an outdoor compensated shunt group, is flow control with a self-acting two-way valve. Of course, the
two way valve can also be controlled by the Lindab
Climate controller.

Loggia is powder coated in Lindab Climates own finishing

installation. Loggia is finished as standard in NCS 0502-Y,
gloss value 30%, which is equivalent to RAL 9010. Other
colours on request.

Designations
RC

Product:
Width, cm:
Connection dimensions, cm:
Connection alternatives:
Length, m:
Plus feature:

Loggia
33, 60, 87
10, 12, 15, 22
1, 2, 13, 14, 23, 24
Length in metres
Vertical connection pipes

Programme text

Fig. 2 If the shunt group only supplies one room with heating strips the heating effect can be controlled by just
the shunt group via a room thermostat.

RC

Loggia 14

Heating strips from Lindab Climate

Loggia - 87 - 15 - 13 - 6.0 m
Loggia - 87 - 15 - 1 - 6.0 m
Loggia - 60 - 15 - 13 - 5.4 m

Qty
12
12
10

Quick facts
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Temperature

Experienced temperature
(operative temperature)

Air heater

Ceiling heating

Ceiling heating heats the rooms surfaces via heat

radiation. In turn the surfaces heat the air. This
gives the prerequisites for a very good indoor
climate.

Ceiling heating is indirectly floor heating! Radiant

heat means that the floor is approx. 2-3 C warmer
than the air just above the floor.

Max 80C surface temperature

40% convection.

60% heat radiation

The ceiling height has no bearing on the heat

reaching the entire building. Therefore the temperature does not need to be higher with higher ceiling
heights.
Operative temperature approx. 2-6C
higher than the air temperature

Ceiling heating also works well for zone heating

in a building. Heating of the adjacent surfaces and
ceiling heating in itself means that the operative
temperature can be increased by at least 2-6 C
above the air temperature.
It will not be cold under the table as the heat
radiation indirectly reaches all parts of the room.
All surfaces in the room contribute towards the
heating, either through absorbing heat radiation,
being heated and then radiating heat or through
reflecting it.
It will not be warm on your head. Lindab Climates
ceiling heaters are waterborne with a standard
max temperature of approx. 40-60 C, and are
usually installed at an installation height of over 2.5
m. This results in the heat radiation from the ceiling
heaters being hardly noticeable.

Heat radiation is spread to all parts of the room

that the ceiling heater can see. Most radiation
goes downwards and taking off to the sides.
Heat radiation is also steered depending on the
temperature of the recipient room surface.

The effect from heat radiation increases against

cold surfaces. This means that the heat goes directly
where it is most needed, i.e. heats the inside
of a window so that the risk of cold draughts is
eliminated.
Ceiling heating is among the most energy saving
heating systems available. Ceiling heating allows
1-2 C lower room temperature and gives a very
small temperature gradient in the building, i.e. no
heat cushions by the ceiling.
Ceiling heating systems can easily be changed
with the enterprise. You do not need to consider the
heating system when modifying the walls and floor.

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Subject to alteration without prior notice. Photographer Lars Lundberg. June 2001.

Lindab Climate
Stora vgen 1
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