Why Choose Oil Radiators?

As opposed to dry heaters radiators are engineered to heat thermal fluid. The fluid is designed to provide slow cooling, which prevents overheating. It also offers a more consistent degree of heat over a longer.

You can set up an ideal heating schedule that is suited to your lifestyle with a fully programmable heating system. This will ensure that your home is only heated when you need it and helps you cut costs and save energy.

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The thermal fluid that is contained in oil radiators doesn't burn like the solid heater, rather it slowly releases heat into the room through convection. This produces a wide-reaching, radiant warmth that works great in open plan spaces and draughty homes. You will save energy costs when compared to other heating systems.

This is because they don't need to use the aid of a fan to push hot air through the space, which could draw in colder air, which can reduce their efficiency. They also have a high heat retention rate and can keep you warm long after the lights are shut off. This can reduce your electricity bill by a significant amount, making them a fantastic choice for anyone looking to cut back on energy bills.

The cost of running them is substantially lower than central heating with gas. They are more efficient than traditional gas central heating systems due to the fact that they convert every watt of electricity to warmth.

The fact that they're so efficient implies that you can make use of them alongside renewable energy sources to further reduce your carbon footprint. Pairing them with a solar panel can help you achieve 100 green heating.

You can design a heating schedule and atmosphere for your space with the help of advanced electronic programming. Our Haverland fireplacesandstove Designer TT model, for example, offers intelligent manual control through its digital interface that is recessed into the body of the radiator. This makes it simple to program daily, weekly and hourly settings. This will ensure your home is kept at the perfect temperature, and will reduce energy consumption in rooms that aren't being used.

Long-lasting warmth

Oil radiators retain heat better than dry heaters. This means they require less energy to keep your space warm, which reduces your electric bill. This is particularly true in large rooms or for continuous heating.

When an electric oil heater is turned on the engineered thermal fluid inside its housing starts to get hotter. This is transferred to the air surrounding it by convection, warming your room. This method takes a bit longer to heat up than wire element heaters, however, it has the advantage that it will continue to radiate warmth even after the heater is shut off.

The majority of electrical oil heaters have an safety feature that stops users from burning themselves by touching the heating element. However, they can still be hot to touch. This isn't a major drawback to using them, but it does provide an additional level of safety for parents who have children in the house.

Oil radiators are safer to handle than gas central heating systems as they don't release harmful gases into your home. Oil radiators also have an excellent energy retention capacity which means they are able to keep your home warm for a much longer time than traditional heaters.

You need a heating device that can keep your family warm throughout the night and day. Whether you want to save money on your electric bills or you simply enjoy the feeling of a cozy home, an oil-filled radiator is the best choice.

Use with caution

Oil radiators aren't a part of the central heating system they are completely sealed electric heaters that operate independently. This means they pose less of a risk to your family and home as they can't burst into flame or release poisonous carbon monoxide fumes in the case of a leak.

Instead the heaters are filled with diathermic heat transfer liquid and this will not need refilling within the product lifetime. If a leak does occur, this should be dealt with by a trained technician. A leaky oil heater is still safer than a fireplace with gas, which can cause carbon monoxide poisoning.

These electrical heaters are less likely to ignite things in the room because their heat is less intense than that produced by other types of heaters like halogen and fans. They are safe to use in bedrooms and other rooms.

To add a layer of safety, many oil heaters are equipped with an child-proof cover. It is a good reason to ensure that the heater is on at all times. It is important to make sure that the radiator is in a secure area and not too close to curtains, furniture or other objects that could easily burn.

Installing CO detectors and smoke alarms in your home is a great idea, especially if there are pets or children. This will alert you quickly when the heater is an fire hazard. It is crucial to not leave the heaters unattended, and ensure that they are turned off at least one hour prior to going to sleep.

Electricity bills reduced

Oil radiators heat up the oil using an electric element. They then release warmth into the space. They are energy efficient, which can help keep electricity bills low. These kinds of heaters are less expensive than convection heaters and can help reduce heating costs over the long term.

When used at the point of use, they are 100 percent efficient and convert every watt of energy into usable heat. In the end, you don't have to spend money on wasted warmth. This makes them more affordable than traditional electric heaters and gas boilers.

The oil-filled thermal fluid inside radiators is also great at retaining heat which further reduces energy consumption. Additionally, many models have built-in energy-saving features such as thermostat controls that reduce the power output when the room isn't in use. These features combined with heat-retentive properties ensures the radiator only uses the appropriate amount of energy to keep the temperature at a comfortable level.

You can further reduce your energy consumption by choosing a fixed oil heater with variable controls. These heating controls allow you to design a custom heating schedule that is based on your routine. The timer can be set to turn off and on the radiator every day or hourly, or even weekly. This allows you to heat the room at the times it is needed, and avoids any unnecessary heat wastage.

You don't even need fans to distribute heat throughout the room so you won't have to worry about loud noises. This is ideal for those who live in apartments and homes with noisy neighbours.

Stable airflow

Electric oil radiators can be ideal for heating areas that require some extra warmth or as an alternative to central heating. They can be put in any room, and they use convective and radiant heating to warm the walls and the air instead of the fan. This helps keep your energy bills low especially when you have doors or windows that are open to let in fresh air throughout the daytime.

Electric oil heaters run quietly unlike dry radiators that are noisy. Electric oil heaters don't rely on fans to circulate hot air around rooms. This is why they are a great choice for homes with elderly or children people. Many are equipped with WiFi control, allowing you to control your heating from any location and at any time.

A lot of people are concerned about the term 'oil-filled' when it comes to these types of heaters, but they don't need refilling or replacement unlike gas boilers, the oil inside an electric heater does not burn and simply heats. This means that the thermal oil reservoir will last for the entire life of your appliance.

Our Ecostrad designer range of electric oil filled radiators feature innovative Fast-Flo technology that is designed to increase the circulation of the thermal fluid and reach all parts of the body. This allows for a more consistent temperature and increases the efficiency of your heating system. This also makes the heat last longer and reduce the amount of electricity needed because the room won't be overheated.