Why Choose Oil Radiators?

Oil radiators heat a fluid specifically designed for this purpose. This fluid is designed to cool slowly, which stops overheating and offers a more stable temperature for a longer time.

You can design your own heating schedule that suits your lifestyle by using a programmable heating system. This means that your home is only heated when needed which helps cut costs and save energy.

Energy efficient heating

The thermal fluid inside oil radiators doesn't burn like an actual heater, but it slowly releases heat into the space through convection. This radiating warmth is perfect for open-plan spaces and homes with draughts. You can expect to save on energy when compared with other heating systems.

This is mainly because they don't require a fan to move hot air through the space, which can draw in colder air and reduce their efficiency. They also have high heat retention and can keep you warm even after the lights have been switched off. This can lower your electric bill significantly, making them an ideal option for anyone who wants to cut back on power costs.

The cost of running them is also substantially lower than central heating that is gas-powered. They are more efficient than traditional gas central heating systems because 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 further. Combining them with solar panels will enable you to achieve 100 green heating.

With the help of sophisticated electronic programming, you can create a customized heating schedule and ambience for your space. Our Haverland Designer T model, for instance comes with an electronic interface that is recessed into the body. It is easy to set daily, hourly and weekly settings. This will ensure that your home is heated to a perfect temperature Fireplaces And Stove prevents energy wastage in rooms that are not used.

Long-lasting warmth

While heaters that are dry lose heat quickly, oil radiators are excellent at retaining it for longer. This means they require less energy to keep your home heated, reducing the cost of electricity. This is especially true in large rooms or for all-day heating.

When an electric oil heater is switched on the engineered thermal fluid inside its housing starts to warm up. Convection transfers heat to the air, heating your space. This method takes a little longer to warm up than wire element heaters but has the advantage that it continues to emit warmth even after the heater is turned off.

The majority of electrical oil radiators are constructed with a safety feature to stop users from touching the heating element and burning themselves. However, they do be hot to touch. This is a minor downside to using them, however it does provide an additional level of safety for parents who have children in the house.

Oil radiators are more secure to handle than gas central heating systems because they don't release dangerous gases into your home. Oil radiators also have a high 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 and you warm during the night and day. Oil-filled radiators are the best solution for anyone who wishes to cut costs on their electric bills or enjoys the warmth of an indoor space.

Use with caution

Oil radiators aren't part of a central heating system as such but rather fully sealed, standalone electric heaters that operate independently. This means they are less of a risk to your family and home since they won't explode or release toxic carbon monoxide fumes in the event of an occurrence of leakage.

The heaters are filled with diathermic fluid that will not require refilling throughout the lifetime of the product. If a leak does occur, it should be handled by an experienced technician. However, a leaking oil heater is still far safer than a gas fire that can cause deadly carbon monoxide poisoning.

Another benefit of these electric heaters is that they are less likely to ignite other objects in the room because the heat they generate is less intense than the heat generated by other types of heater such as fan or halogen. They are safe to use in bedrooms and other rooms.

To add a layer of security, the majority of oil heaters are equipped with a child-proof cover and this is a good reason to keep the heater on at all times. It's also recommended to ensure that the radiator has plenty of space around it and isn't too close to curtains or other furnishings that could be easily burned.

For complete peace of mind It is a good idea to fit smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors within your home, particularly when you have children or pets. They will notify you immediately if the heater becomes an fire hazard. It is also crucial to ensure that heaters aren't abandoned and are switched off at least one hour before you go to sleep.

Reduced electric bills

Oil radiators heat the oil using an electric element. They then release warmth into the room. These heaters are energy Efficient Heating: VonHaus 9 Fin Electric Radiator, which can help to keep the cost of electricity low. These heaters are more efficient than convection heaters, and can reduce heating costs over time.

At the time of use, they are 100% efficient and convert every Watt of energy into usable heat. You will not be charged for wasted heat. This makes them a more economical heating solution as opposed to traditional electric radiators and gas boilers.

The thermal fluid that is used in oil-filled radiators is also excellent at keeping heat in place, which reduces energy use. Additionally, many models have built-in energy saving features like thermostat control which reduces the power output when the room is not in use. These features combined with heat-retentive properties ensures the radiator only uses the appropriate amount of energy to maintain a comfortable temperature.

You can further optimise your energy use by selecting a fixed oil heater with programmable controls. The heating controls let you create a heating schedule that is adapted to your routine. You can set the timer to turn the radiator on and off on a daily or hourly, weekly, or weekend basis. This allows you to heat the room at times when it's needed and stops heat loss.

The best part is that you don't need fans to distribute the heat throughout the room. This means that you don't have to deal with any loud sounds. This is a great benefit for people who live in apartments or homes with noisy neighbours.

Stable airflow

Electric oil radiators can be a great choice to heat areas that require some extra warmth or as an alternative to central heating. They can be placed just about anywhere within an area and use radiant and convective heat to warm the air and walls instead of using a fan to spread the air around the space. This can help you save money on your energy bills, especially when the doors and windows are open during the day to let fresh air in.

Electric oil heaters run quietly unlike dry radiators, which are noisy. They don't need to rely on fans to move hot air across the room, and this makes them an ideal option for homes with young children or elderly. They're also a great option for those looking to make the most of their smart technology - many are compatible with WiFi control, which enables you to program your heating from any location at any time.

Many people are concerned about the term "oil-filled" when it concerns electric heaters. However unlike gas boilers, the thermal oil contained in an electric heater does not burn, but instead heats up. This means that the reservoir for thermal oil will last for the life of your appliance.

Our Ecostrad designer line 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 allows the radiators to reach a more even temperature, and increases the efficiency of the heating system. This will also help the heat last longer and reduce the amount of electricity needed because the room won't be overheated.