Why Choose Oil Radiators?

In contrast to dry heaters, oil radiators heat up an engineered thermal fluid. The fluid is designed to cool slowly, which stops overheating and provides a more stable temperature for a longer.

Fully programmable heating control allows you to create a bespoke heating schedule that fits your lifestyle. This will ensure that your home is only heated when it is needed and helps you cut costs and save energy.

Energy efficient heating

The thermal fluid that is contained in oil radiators doesn't heat up like an actual heater, but it slowly releases warmth into the room via convection. This radiating warmth is ideal for homes that are open and with drafts. You will save energy when compared to other heating systems.

This is due to the fact that they don't require fans to move hot air around the room, which can bring colder air. This reduces their efficiency. They also excel in retaining heat, which means they can remain warm for a long period of time after turning off. This can dramatically reduce your electricity bill and make them an ideal option for people looking to save the cost of their electricity.

The cost of running them is also significantly lower than that of central heating that is gas-powered. They are more Efficient Heating: VonHaus 9 Fin Electric Radiator than conventional gas central heating systems due to the fact that they convert each watt of electricity to warmth.

They are so efficient that you can use them in conjunction with renewable energy sources, thus reducing your carbon footprint even more. Combining them with a solar panel can allow you to get 100% green heating.

You can make a heating schedule and atmosphere for your space with the help of the latest electronic programming. Our Haverland Designer TT model, for example, offers intelligent manual control through its digital interface recessed into the body of the radiator. It is simple to program hourly, daily, and weekly settings. This will ensure that your home is heated to an ideal temperature and prevents energy wastage in rooms that aren't being used.

Long-lasting warmth

Oil radiators retain heat better than dry heaters. They use less energy, which decreases your electric bill. This is especially true when used in large rooms or for continuous heating.

When an electric oil heater is switched on the engineered thermal liquid inside its housing starts to warm up. This heat is then transferred to surrounding air through convection, thereby warming the space. This method takes a more time to heat up than wire element heaters, but it's a benefit in that it continues to emit warmth even after the heater is removed.

The majority of electrical oil radiators are designed with a safety feature to prevent users from touching the heating element and burning themselves. However, they do be hot to point of contact. This isn't a major drawback to using them, but it can provide an additional level of protection for parents who have children at home.

Oil radiators are less dangerous to touch than gas central heating systems since they do not release dangerous gasses into your home. They also have a great capacity to hold heat, which means they'll stay warm for longer than traditional heaters.

You need a heating device that can keep you and your family warm all evening and during the day. Heating systems that are filled with oil are the ideal option for anyone looking to save money on electric bills or enjoys the warmth of the home.

Safe to use

Oil radiators aren't part a central heating system as such, but rather completely sealed, independent electric heaters that operate independently. They are more secure for your family and home as they cannot burst into flames or release toxic carbon monoxide vapors if they leak.

Instead these heaters are filled with diathermic heat transfer liquid and this will not need refilling throughout the life of the product. If a leak occurs it must be dealt with by an experienced technician. However, a leaking oil heater is far more secure than a gas flame that can lead to deadly carbon monoxide poisoning.

These electrical heaters are less likely to ignite things in the room, since their heating is less intense than other types such as halogen and fans. They are safe to use in bedrooms as well as other rooms.

To add a layer of safety, many oil heaters come with a child-proof cover and this is a great idea to keep on the heater at all times. It's also an excellent idea to ensure that the radiator has plenty of space around it, and isn't too close to furniture or curtains that could easily be burned.

To ensure complete security, it is a good idea to fit smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors in your home, particularly if you have children or pets. They will notify you immediately in the event that your heater becomes an ignition risk. It is essential that you do not leave your heaters unattended and ensure that they are turned off at least one hour before going to bed.

Reduced electric bills

Oil radiators heat the oil by using an electric element. The warmth then radiates into the space. The energy efficiency of these heaters can help to keep the electricity bills low. They are more efficient than convection heaters and can reduce heating costs over time.

At the point of usage at the point of use, they are 100% efficient and convert every watt of energy into usable heat. This means that you don't have to pay for any wasted warmth. This makes them a cheaper heating solution as opposed to traditional electric radiators and gas boilers.

Oil-filled radiators also retain heat effectively, which decreases energy consumption. Additionally, many models have built-in energy saving features like thermostat controls that reduce the wattage output when the room is not being used. These features in conjunction with the properties of heat-retentive ensure that the radiator only uses the appropriate amount of energy to keep the temperature at a comfortable level.

You can further optimise your energy usage by selecting an oil filled radiator heaters heater that is fixed and has programmable controls. These heating controls allow you to create a customized heating schedule that matches your daily routine. The timer can be set to turn on and off the radiator daily, hourly or weekly. This lets you heat the room at the times it is needed, preventing any unnecessary waste of heat.

The greatest benefit is that you don't have to use a fan to spread the heat around the room. This means that you don't have to deal with loud noises. This is great for people who live in apartments and homes with noisy neighbors.

Stable airflow

Electric oil radiators are an excellent option for heating areas that require some warmth, or as an alternative to central heating. They can be placed in any room, and they use convective and radiant heating to warm the walls and the air instead of using a fan. This helps to keep your energy costs down particularly when you have doors or windows that are open to let in fresh air throughout the daytime.

Contrary to dry radiators that can be noisy when turned on, electric heaters are very quiet to run. Electric oil heaters do not rely on fans to circulate hot air around a room. This is why they are a great choice for households with children or elderly people. Many of them are compatible with WiFi control allowing you to control your heating from anywhere and anytime.

A lot of people have concerns about the term 'oil-filled' when it comes to these kinds of heaters. However, they don't need refilling or changing unlike gas boilers, the thermal oil contained in an electric heater does not burn it simply heats up. This means that the reservoir for thermal oil will last for the life of your appliance.

Our Ecostrad designer range of electric oil filled radiators feature innovative Fast-Flo technology that is designed to improve the circulation of the thermal fluid and reach every part of the body. This results in a more even temperature, and improves the efficiency of the heating system. It also ensures that the heat lasts for longer and lowers the cost of electricity by ensuring that the room isn't overheated.