The invention discloses a 20 DEG C-gasification vacuum superconductive radiator which comprises radiating fins, wherein the interiors of the radiating fins are communicated to form a completely closed vacuum cavity; the bottom of the cavity is penetrated with a heating
pipe; and the cavity is filled with partial superconductive liquid gasified at 20 DEG C. Hot water is led into the heating
pipe, then the superconductive liquid absorbs heat to gasify and rises to the upper parts of the radiating fins to condense, and a large quantity of
phase change heat is released and diffused to surroundings so as to achieve the purpose of heating; and the condensed superconductive liquid flows back to the lower parts along the inner wall of the cavity and continues to be heated to form a heat-transfer cycle. The device adopts the low-boiling-point 20 DEG C-gasification superconductive liquid, and gasification can be realized at 20 DEG C. The
heat transfer starting speed is high, and the vacuum superconductive radiator is particularly suitable for an independent
heating system taking a family as a unit. The
system needs less
cycling hot water, thus
water resources are saved, meanwhile, the
utilization rate of
heat energy is improved, and the purpose of saving energy is also achieved. Scale depositions are not generated in the process of use, and the
heat transfer efficiency cannot be reduced after long-term use; and the structure is firm, the tightness is good, thus the service life is effectively prolonged.