Why Choose Oil Radiators?
Unlike dry heaters, oil radiators generate heat from an engineered thermal fluid. This fluid is designed to cool slowly, which helps to prevent overheating and offers a more stable temperature for a longer.
Fully programmable heating control allows you to create a customized heating schedule that is based on your life style. This means that your home is only heated when it is needed and helps you reduce energy costs and cut down on expenses.
Efficient heating
Oil radiators don't burn like solid heaters, but instead release warmth slowly into the space via convection. This creates a far-reaching radiant warmth that is ideal in open plan rooms and cold homes. In the end, you can expect to save energy compared to many other heating systems available on the market.
This is because they don't need to use the aid of a fan to move hot air through the space, which can draw in colder air, which can reduce their efficiency. They also have high heat retention and can keep you warm even after the lights have been turned off. This can drastically reduce your electric bill, making them a great option for people looking to save the cost of their electricity.
They are also less expensive to operate than gas central heating. good oil filled radiators are more efficient than traditional gas central heating systems since they convert every power watt into warmth.
They are so efficient that you can utilize them in combination with renewable energy sources, reducing your carbon footprint further. Pairing them with a solar panel can help you get 100 green heating.
With the help of sophisticated electronic programming, you can create a customized temperature schedule and ambience for your space. Our Haverland Designer TT model, for example, offers an intelligent manual control using its digital interface, which is built into the body of the radiator. This makes it simple to program daily, hourly and weekly settings. This will ensure that your home is heated at the ideal temperature, and will reduce energy consumption in rooms that are not being used.
Long-lasting warmth
Oil radiators hold heat better than dry heaters. They consume less energy, which lowers your electricity bill. This is especially true when used in large rooms or for day-to-day heating.
When an electric oil radiator is switched on, it begins to warm up an engineered thermal fluid or oil in its housing. Convection transfers the heat to the air, heating the room. This method takes a little longer to warm up than wire element heaters but it's a benefit in that it will continue to radiate warmth even after the heater is shut off.
The majority of electric oil heaters come with a safety feature that prevents users from burning themselves by touching the heating element. They are still hot to be touched. It is a minor drawback however, they do offer an additional level of security for those who have children at home.
Oil radiators are safer to touch than gas central heating systems because they don't release dangerous gases into your home. They also have a superior heat retaining capacity, so they'll keep warm for much longer than traditional heaters.
When it comes to heating your home, you need a system that can keep your family members warm all day and night. Heating systems that are filled with oil are the ideal option for anyone looking to cut costs on their electric bills or simply enjoy the warmth of the home.
Use with caution
Oil radiators aren't part of central heating systems as such, but are instead completely sealed, independent electric heaters that operate on their own. This means that they pose less risky for your home and family as they can't burst into flame or produce poisonous carbon monoxide gas in the case of an occurrence of leakage.
The heaters are filled with diathermic fluid, which will not require refilling during the life of the item. In the rare event that a leak does occur, it must be handled by a certified technician. However, a leaky oil heater is far more secure 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 items in a room as the heat they release is less intense than the heat generated by other types of heater such as halogen or fan. This is why they are safe to install in bedrooms and other rooms in which they can be employed.
To add a layer of safety, most oil heaters are equipped with an child-proof cover. It is a good reason to keep on the heater at all times. It is crucial to ensure that the radiator is in a safe location and not too close to furniture, curtains or other items that could easily burn.
For complete peace of mind It is a good idea to fit smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors in your home, especially if you have pets or children. This will ensure that you are notified quickly should the heater cause a fire. It is important to ensure that you don't leave your heaters unattended and ensure that they are turned off at least an hour before going to bed.
Electricity bills reduced
Oil radiators heat the oil using an electric element. This radiates heat into the space. They are energy efficient, which helps keep electricity bills low. These heaters are more efficient than convection heaters and can reduce heating costs over time.
When used at the point of use, they are 100% efficient and convert every power watt into usable heat. This means that you don't spend money on wasted warmth. This makes them a more economical heating option than traditional electric radiators or gas boilers.
The oil-filled thermal fluid inside radiators is also excellent at keeping heat in place, which reduces energy consumption. Many models also have energy-saving features inbuilt like thermostat controls that cut down on wattage output during non-use. These features, along with heat-retentive qualities, ensure that the radiator consumes enough energy to maintain the temperature of the room.
You can further optimize your energy consumption by choosing a fixed oil heater that has programmable controls. The heating controls let you create a heating schedule that is customized to your routine. You can set the timer to turn the radiator on and off every day weekly, hourly, or even a weekend basis. This allows you to heat the room when it's most needed and stops heat loss.
You don't even need fans to distribute heat throughout the space and you won't have to worry about loud sounds. This is a major advantage for those living in apartments or homes with neighbors who aren't capable of putting up with loud appliances.
Stable airflow
Electric oil radiators can be an excellent option to heat areas that require some extra warmth or as an alternative to central heating. They can be placed virtually anywhere in a room and use convective and radiant heat to warm up the air and walls, instead of using fans to distribute the air around the area. This can aid in reducing your energy bills, particularly when the doors and windows are open throughout the day to let in fresh air.
Electric oil heaters run very quietly unlike dry radiators that are noisy. They don't rely on fans to move hot air throughout the room, and this means that they are an ideal option for homes with young children or elderly people. Many are compatible with WiFi control allowing you to program your heating from any location and at any time.
A lot of people have concerns regarding the term "oil-filled" in relation to these kinds of heaters, but they don't need refilling or changing unlike gas boilers, the thermal oil in an electric heater does not burn and simply heats. The thermal oil reservoir is designed to last the duration of the appliance.
Our Ecostrad designer range of electric oil-filled radiators are equipped with the latest technology, Fast-Flo, which is designed to improve the thermal fluid's circulation and reach all parts of the body. This results in a more even temperature, and increases the efficiency of the heating system. It also ensures that the heater lasts longer and lowers electricity bills by ensuring that the room isn't overheated.