Why Choose Oil Radiators?
Oil radiators heat a thermal fluid specially designed for this purpose. This fluid is designed to cool slowly, which stops overheating and offers a more stable temperature for longer.
Fully programmable heating control lets you to create a bespoke heating schedule that works around your life style. This allows you to only warm your home when it is required, thereby saving energy and money.
Energy efficient heating
Oil radiators do not ignite like solid heaters, but instead release heat slowly into the room via convection. This produces a wide-reaching, radiant warmth that is ideal in open plan rooms and cold homes. You can expect to save energy when compared with other heating systems.
This is because they don't require the use of a fan to move hot air throughout the room, which can bring colder air. This can reduce their effectiveness. They also excel at heat retention that means they will stay warm for a long period of time after turning off. This can lower your electric cost significantly, which makes them a fantastic choice for anyone looking to cut down on their power costs.
The cost of running them is also substantially lower than central heating with gas. They are more efficient than traditional gas central heating systems because they convert every watt of electricity to warmth.
They are so efficient that you can use them in combination with renewable energy sources, reducing your carbon footprint even further. Pairing them with a solar panel can enable you to get 100 green heating.
You can design an ideal heating schedule and ambience for your space with the help of the latest electronic programming. Our Haverland Designer T model, for example comes with an electronic interface that is integrated into the body. This makes it simple to set daily, hourly and weekly 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 hold heat better than dry heaters. This means that they use less energy to keep your space warm, which reduces your electric bill. This is especially applicable to large rooms or for all-day heating.
When an electric oil heater is turned on the engineered thermal liquid inside its housing starts to get hotter. Convection transfers heat to the air, heating up your room. It takes longer than wire element heaters to heat up this way however it is a benefit of being able to continue releasing warmth even after it has been turned off.
The majority of electric oil radiators come with safety features to stop users from touching the heating element and burning themselves. They are still hot to be touched. This isn't a major issue however, they do offer an additional level of security for children living in the home.
Oil radiators are less dangerous to touch than gas central heating systems as they do not release dangerous gases into your home. Oil radiators also have a superior heat retention capacity that means they can keep your home warm for a longer time than traditional heaters.
You require a heating system that keeps you and your family warm throughout the evening and during the day. If you're looking to save money on your electric bills or simply like the feel of a cozy home, an oil-filled radiator is the ideal solution.
Safe to use
Oil radiators don't form part of the central heating system, but are sealed electric heaters that function independently. They are safer for your family and your home as they cannot burst into a blaze or emit poisonous carbon monoxide fumes if they leak.
Instead the heaters are filled with diathermic heat transfer fluid, and this will not need refilling during the lifetime of the product. In the event that leaks do occur, it must be dealt with by a certified technician. A leaky oil heater is still safer than a fireplace with gas, which can cause carbon monoxide poisoning.
They are less likely to ignite things in the room, since their temperature is lower than the heat produced by other types like halogen and fans. This means they are safe to put in bedrooms and other rooms where they are utilized.
To add a layer of safety, many oil heaters are equipped with a child-proof cover and this is a good idea to keep the heater on at all times. It is also recommended to make sure that the radiator has ample space around it, and isn't too close to curtains or other furnishings that could easily be burned.
Installing smoke alarms and CO detectors in your house is a good idea, especially if you have pets or children. They will notify you immediately if the heater becomes a fire risk. It is important to ensure that you don't leave the heaters unattended, and ensure that they are turned off at least an hour before going to sleep.
Reduced electric bills
Oil radiators heat the oil using an electric element. This radiates heat into the space. radiators oil filled are energy efficient, which can help to keep the cost of electricity low. These kinds of heaters are less expensive than convection heaters and help to lower heating costs in the long-term.
At the time of use at the point of use, they are 100% efficient and convert every watt of energy into usable heat. In the end, you don't have to pay for wasted heat. This makes them a more economical heating option than traditional electric radiators or gas boilers.
Oil-filled radiators also retain heat well, which reduces energy consumption. Many models also have energy-saving features built in like thermostat controls that decrease the wattage output during non-use. These features, when combined with heat-retentive qualities, ensure that the radiator uses enough energy to maintain the temperature of the room.
You can further optimize your energy use by selecting an oil heater that is fixed and has variable controls. These heating controls allow you to design a custom heating schedule that is based on your daily routine. You can set the timer to turn the radiator on and off at a daily weekly, hourly, or even a weekend basis. This lets you warm the room at times when it is most needed, preventing any unnecessary heat wastage.
There's no need for an air conditioner to distribute heat throughout the room so you won't be bothered by loud sounds. This is great for people who live in apartments or homes that have noisy neighbors.
Stable airflow
Electric oil radiators are an excellent option to heat areas that require an extra dose of warmth or as an alternative to central heating. They can be put anywhere in a room and they use radiant and convective heating to warm the walls and air instead of a fan. This helps keep your energy bills down especially when you have doors or windows that can be opened to let fresh air throughout the day.
Contrary to dry radiators that can be noisy when turned on, electric heaters are extremely quiet to run. They don't rely on fans to move hot air throughout the room, and this makes them the ideal option for homes with small children or elderly. Many of them are compatible with WiFi control allowing you to control your heating from anywhere and at any time.
Many people are worried about the term "oil-filled" when it comes to electric heaters. However unlike gas boilers, the thermal oil inside of an electric heater doesn't burn, but rather heats up. This means that the thermal oil reservoir will last for the entire life of the appliance.
Our Ecostrad designer range of electric oil-filled radiators incorporate the latest Fast-Flo technology that is designed to boost 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 also makes the heating last longer and reduce the amount of electricity needed since the room won't be overheated.