A bypass radiator, in the context of 'wet' central heating systems, is a radiator that is left permanently switched on. This type of heating system uses water heated by the boiler, which then circulates through the radiators to distribute heat throughout a building. According to the reference provided, leaving one radiator permanently on serves as a bypass within the system.
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