Oil Filled Radiators With Timer
Our radiators that are filled with oil and have a timer are a convenient heating solution, perfect to keep spaces warm over long periods of time. The heaters operate by heating the reservoir of thermal oil inside the heater with an electric heating element. The warmth is transferred to the room via air convection.
They are also equipped with a range of safety features like overheat protection as well as tip over switches. They're also a great fit for any space thanks to their modern, sleek design and small fins.
Heating Element
Oil-filled radiators with a timer are designed to keep the room at a comfortable temperature for as long as you wish. They employ the same heating technology as central heating radiators but are better suited for rooms that are regularly used, such as living spaces.
An electric heating element is located inside the radiator and works to warm the thermal oil inside. As the liquid warms up, it expands, pushing the colder oil towards the element, creating a continuous convection. The heat generated by the heating element is then transferred to the surrounding air and helps to increase the temperature of the room similar to the traditional wire radiator.
As the heating element cycles off, it allows the thermal fluid to cool down. This causes a slow cooling time, which helps to avoid overheating and extending the longevity of the radiator. It is also an efficient method of heating than having the element switched continuously, reducing the overall cost of electricity over time.
A majority of our radiators that are oil-filled come with a 24 hour timer and thermostat, allowing you to control your heating from a distance or manually. This allows you to schedule your heating around your routine and
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Some of our models have an advanced eco mode that can adjust the heat output to reduce energy usage. This can be a fantastic option to lower your energy bills without losing the comfort you need.
It is recommended that a professional electrician install the element, and then hardwire it into an electrical spur that is fused. It's a simple and quick task that doesn't cost a lot and will ensure that your radiator is secure.
Some of our oil-filled radiators that have timers are compatible with smart thermostats. This lets you control your heater with an app on your phone. This is a great alternative if you live a busy lifestyle and want to be able to change your heating schedule when you are on the go. Many of these models include our eco-mode, which allows you to adjust your heating settings automatically when you're away from home. This will ensure that your home stays at a comfortable temperature.
Convection Method
You can set the timer to turn off and on your heating system at any time. This allows you to pre-heat your home prior to when you arrive and switch the heating off once you're gone for an energy-efficient heating method which is ideal for rooms with a lot of draft. The thermostats that are digital on radiators with oil and a timers ensure that you are able to regulate the temperature with precision which reduces energy consumption while improving comfort.
This type of heater is perfect for living spaces as it is a superior thermal property, which allow for comfortable heating throughout the day. Their slow cooling times, high heat retention, and elegant designs allow them to be put in many different locations including kitchens, medium-sized rooms and bathrooms.
They're available as fixed and portable versions that let you pick the best heating system for your space based on the level of mobility you want and the location it's going to be. You can also pick between a traditional white or a stylish black for a contemporary look.
The internal oil is heated by the electric heating element before being heated by convection in the air before being dispersed throughout your home. This guarantees a quick steady and even heat distribution throughout your space. This is particularly beneficial in large open-plan spaces and areas with draughts where the heating would normally struggle to reach.
Ecostrad, as a pioneer in electric heating and
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With this advanced technology the heating element can be controlled by hand or via a smartphone app to control your heating according to your schedule. Our wide range of models are also equipped with advanced features such as remote access or voice control so that you can select the level of heat you prefer wherever you go.
Oil-filled radiators require less maintenance than gas central heating. Their robust constructions and zero moving parts means they are less prone to mechanical problems, making them an ideal option for homes with young children and pets. They're also easy to clean just wipe them clean with a damp cloth and they'll be looking fantastic for the years to come. It is crucial to remember that you should never attempt to fill an oil-filled heater yourself. This is a risky process and should only be handled by an expert.
Portable & Fixed Options
In contrast to electric fan heaters oil-filled radiators are engineered and manufactured from scratch to facilitate the natural convection process. They are only a fraction of the cost of electric heating systems, due to their unique design and superior thermal properties.
Due to their superior thermal properties an oil-filled radiator will take longer to heat than other types electric heaters. When they do come on you'll see that the temperature increases more evenly and gradually as opposed to an electric fan heater.
The heating element will automatically turn off once it has reached the temperature that is desired. This helps to save on energy costs by not constantly switching off and on, as well as preventing the possibility of overheating the diathermic oil in the radiator.
Our range of oil filled radiators with timer feature several additional control functions that help to increase the efficiency of energy and ensure security. This includes a 24-hour timer that allows you to set the time that the heater will be switched on and off. This is perfect when you want to get up and return to a warm home at the same time each day. This prevents the radiator from getting accidentally turned on when you're asleep or away for a long period of time.
Another handy feature included with many of our oil-filled radiators is an ECO mode that lowers the operating frequency of the heating element, again to help you cut back on energy costs. It is also useful if you are charged at different rates throughout the day. You can utilize your radiators at cheaper rates and switch them off when they are not being used.
Our range of oil-filled radiators with timers comes in a choice of styles and sizes to fit in with a variety of space. From oval, square, and flat bar designs to traditional column designs there's a model for you. It is best to employ an experienced electrician to connect the radiator into your fused spur. After installation, regular bleeding (and the occasional clean using a damp cloth) will keep your ecostrad running at its optimal performance.
Safety Features
If you're looking for a safe, efficient and easy to use radiator, an oil filled one is an excellent option. The diathermic oil inside the radiators permit them to heat gradually and evenly across an area. Safety features include tilt switches as well as overheat protection that shuts down the heater when the unit is tipped or pushed. This is a safer choice around pets and children.
Oil radiators are used to heat the reservoir of thermal oils using an electrical current. This heat is then transferred to the metal walls,
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Although these heaters are intended to be safe to use around children and pets however, it is always recommended to keep them at a reasonable distance from anything flammable in the area (think curtains, bedding etc). If a heater leaks oil from its reservoir or its internal workings it will be extremely hot to touch and may be a risk of burning So, please ensure that it is protected by a guard and is securely attached to the wall to avoid this.
Most modern electric oil heaters are equipped with advanced safety features, including overheat protection, a tilt switch and an automatic shut off of thermal which reduce the possibility of fire. A lot of models have remote control, an adjustable heating power and even an eco-mode to further reduce energy usage. They're also mobile and usually come with wheels that let you move them with ease around your home. There are many models that have a built-in timer that is 24 hours. This is useful if you lead a busy life.
