What is another word for steam-heat?
Pronunciation: [stˈiːmhˈiːt] (IPA) 
Steam-heat is a term used to describe central heating systems that use steam to distribute heat throughout a building. There are several other terms that can be used to describe this type of heating system, including radiator heat, hot water heat, and hydronic heat. Radiator heat refers specifically to the type of radiators that are used in steam-heat systems, which are designed to radiate heat from the hot water and steam that flows through them. Hot water heat and hydronic heat are terms that are often used interchangeably with steam-heat, as they also involve using heated water to distribute warmth throughout a building. Regardless of the term used, these heating systems all function in similar ways and can be highly effective at keeping buildings warm and comfortable during the colder months.
