Why Choose Oil Radiators?

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

Fully programmable heating control allows you to design a custom heating schedule that works around your lifestyle. This allows you to only heat your home when it is required, thus saving energy and money.

Heating that is efficient

The thermal fluid in oil radiators won't ignite like a solid heater, instead it slowly releases heat into the room through convection. This radiating warmth is great for open-plan homes and spaces with drafts. This means that you will save energy compared to many other heating systems available on the market.

This is due to the fact that they don't require the use of a fan to circulate hot air around the room, which could bring in colder air. This decreases their efficiency. They also have a high heat retention rate and can keep you warm long after the lights are shut off. This can lower your electric bill by a significant amount, making them a fantastic choice for anyone looking to save on their energy costs.

They are also much cheaper to operate than gas central heating. This is due to the fact that they convert every power watt into warmth, unlike traditional gas central heating systems which are notoriously inefficient due to the amount of heat they lose through the system.

They are so efficient that you can use them in combination with renewable energy sources, reducing your carbon footprint even more. Pairing them with a solar panel will allow you to achieve 100% green heating.

With the help of advanced electric programming, you can make a custom heating schedule and ambience for your space. Our Haverland Designer T model, for example has an electronic interface that is recessed into the body. It is easy to program daily, hourly and weekly settings. This will ensure that your home is heated to a perfect temperature and prevents energy wastage in unused rooms.

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 electricity bills. This is especially true when used for large rooms or all-day heating.

When an electric oil radiator is turned on, it starts to warm up a thermal fluid engineered by the manufacturer or small oil filled radiator in its housing. The heat is then transferred to surrounding air through convection, warming your space. This method takes a little more time to heat up than wire element heaters, but it's a benefit in that it will continue to emit warmth even after the heater has been removed.

Most electrical oil radiator black heaters have an safety feature that stops users from burning themselves by touching the heating element. They can still be hot to be touched. This isn't a major issue, but they do provide an extra layer of protection to those with children in the home.

Contrary to gas central heating systems, which have the disadvantage of the possibility of releasing carbon monoxide that is dangerous, oil radiators are safe to handle because they don't release any hazardous gases into your home. Oil radiators also have a high temperature retention capacity, which means they can keep your home warm for a much longer period of time than traditional heaters.

When it comes to heating your home, you require a system that's going to keep your family and you warm all day and night. Oil-filled radiators are the best solution for anyone who wishes to save money on their electric bills or simply enjoy the warmth of a home.

Use it in a safe manner

Oil radiators aren't part of the central heating system but are fully sealed electric heaters that operate independently. This means they pose less risky to your home and family as they aren't able to ignite or produce poisonous carbon monoxide gas in the case of an occurrence of leakage.

The heaters are filled with diathermic fluid, which does not require refilling over the lifetime of the product. If leaks do occur, it must be addressed by a qualified technician. A leaking heater will still be safer than a gas fireplace which could lead to 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.

Most oil heaters are equipped with a child-proofed cover. This is a great way to keep on your heater at all time. It's also recommended to ensure that the radiator has ample space around it and isn't placed too close to furniture or curtains that could easily be burned.

Installing smoke alarms and CO detectors in your house is a great idea particularly if there are children or pets. They will notify you immediately in the event that your heater becomes an ignition risk. It is essential to not leave the heaters unattended, and that they are shut off at least an hour before going to sleep.

Reduced electric bills

Oil radiators utilize an electric element to heat up the oil flowing through them. They radiate heat into the space. The energy efficiency of these heaters help to keep the cost of electricity low. These kinds of heaters are more cost-effective than convection heaters and can aid in reducing heating costs in the long-term.

At the time of use They are 100% efficient and convert every Watt of energy into usable heat. In the end, you don't pay for wasted heat. This makes them cheaper than traditional electric heaters and gas boilers.

They also store heat well, which can reduce the amount of energy consumed. Many models have energy-saving features that are built in like thermostat controls that decrease the power output when not in use. These features, when combined with heat-retentive qualities ensure that the radiator consumes enough energy to maintain a comfortable room temperature.

You can further reduce your energy efficient oil filled radiator use by selecting a fixed oil heater with adjustable controls. These heating controls allow you to create a bespoke heating schedule that matches your routine. The timer can be set to turn off and on the radiator daily as well as hourly or weekly. This lets you keep the room warm at times when it is most needed, preventing any unnecessary waste of heat.

The most appealing aspect is that you don't require a fan to spread the heat around the room. This means that you don't have to deal with any loud noises. This is an important benefit for those who live in apartments or homes with neighbors who aren't capable of putting up with loud appliances.

Stable airflow

Electric oil radiators are a fantastic choice for heating spaces that require some warmth, or as an alternative to central heating. They can be set up just about anywhere within a room and use radiant and convective heat to warm the air and walls rather than using a fan to spread the air throughout the room. This helps keep your energy bills down especially when you have doors or windows that are open to let fresh air throughout the daytime.

Electric oil heaters operate very quiet unlike dry radiators, which are noisy. Electric oil heaters do not rely on fans to move hot air around the room. This is why they are a great choice for homes with children or elderly people. Many are compatible with WiFi control, which allows you to control your heating from any location and anytime.

Many people are worried about the term "oil-filled" when it concerns electric Radiators oil Filled heaters. However, unlike gas boilers the thermal oil inside of electric heaters does not burn, but rather it heats up. This means that the reservoir for thermal oil will last the lifetime of the appliance.

Our Ecostrad designer range of electric oil filled radiator with timer filled radiators feature innovative Fast-Flo technology, which is designed to increase the circulation of thermal fluids and reach every part of the body. This gives the radiators a more even temperature, and improves the efficiency of the heating system. It also ensures that the heat lasts for longer, and also reduces electricity bills by ensuring that the room is not overheated.