Oil Filled Radiators With Timer

Our radiators filled with oil and timers are a practical heating solution that is ideal to keep rooms warm for long periods of time. The heaters function by heating the reservoir of thermal oil inside the heater with an electric heating element. The warmth is then transferred to the room by air convection.

They also come with a variety of safety features, including overheat protection as well as a tip over switch. Their sleek, modern design and small fins make them an ideal design for any space.

Heating Element

Radiators that are fueled with oil and fitted with a timer will ensure your room is at a comfortable temperature for the time you need. They utilize the same heating technology as central heating radiators but are better suited for rooms that are frequently utilized, such as living areas.

A heating element works to warm up the thermal oil in the radiator. When the liquid gets warmer it expands, pushing the colder slim oil filled electric radiator wall mounted towards the element. This results in an convectional process. The heat created by the heating element is transferred to the air, which helps warm the room.

The thermal fluid cools slowly once the heating element is turned off. This creates a slower cooling time, which helps to prevent overheating and prolonging the life of the radiator. This is a better way to heat your home, rather than having the element on all the time.

Many of our oil-filled radiators come with a 24 hour timer and thermostat, allowing you to control your heating remotely or manually. This allows you to plan your heating to fit into your routine and ensure that the room is at the ideal temperature the time you require it.

Some of our models come with an eco mode that alters the temperature output to cut down on energy consumption. This can be a fantastic way to reduce your energy consumption without sacrificing the level of comfort you need.

When you are installing your new radiator, it's advised that you hire a professional electrician fit the element and then hardwire the unit into a fused spur. This is a quick and easy task that won't cost you too much, and will ensure that your radiator is safe to use.

Certain of our oil-filled radiators that have a timer are compatible with smart thermostats that allow you to control your heater using the app on your smartphone or tablet. This is a great option for those who have a busy lifestyle and want to be able to alter your heating schedule while on the move. A lot of these models include our eco-mode, which allows you to adjust your heating settings automatically when you're away from home. This ensures that your home remains at a comfortable temperature.

Convection Method

If you opt for one that has a timer you can switch it on and off at times that suit your schedule. This allows you to heat your home prior to arriving and then turn off the heating once you're gone for an energy-saving approach to heating which is ideal for rooms with a lot of draft. The precise digital thermostats that are found in an oil-filled radiator that has a timers will ensure that the temperature you set is accurate - so your energy consumption stays at a minimum and your comfort remains high.

This type of heater is ideally suited for living spaces because it provides superior thermal properties, which make the perfect all-day heating. Their slow cooldowns, excellent heat retention, and sleek designs mean they can be put in a variety of places like medium-sized rooms, kitchens and bathrooms.

You can pick between fixed and portable oil filled radiator heaters, based on the amount of mobility you want and the place you'd like to put it. You can choose from a stylish black or traditional white finish for a more contemporary look.

The oil inside is heated by an electric heating element, which is then warmed up by convection and distributed throughout your home. This results in a fast steady, even heat distribution throughout all areas of your room. This is especially beneficial in large, open plan spaces and draughty corners in which the heating system would normally struggle to reach.

As pioneers in electric heating, Ecostrad has invested in the most advanced electric heating technology to ensure that our products offer the highest performance. The heaters are powered by an advanced electric heating component that has several modes of operation.

This intelligent technology lets you control the heating element either manually or through a smartphone application, allowing you to adapt your heating to your lifestyle. Our wide selection of models also come with built-in smart functions, such as remote access and voice control, so that you can enjoy your preferred level of warmth wherever you are.

Oil-filled radiators require less maintenance than gas central heating. Their robust constructions and zero moving parts means there's a reduced risk of any mechanical issues which makes them a good choice for homes with small children and pets. They are also easy to clean - simply wipe them clean with a damp cloth to keep them looking nice for many years. Don't attempt to refill an oil-filled radiator however, as it's a delicate process that should be left to a professional for safe and correct use.

Portable & Fixed Options

Oil filled radiators are designed and constructed to encourage natural convection, unlike electric fan heaters. These heaters are a fraction of the cost of electric heating systems, thanks to their custom design and superior thermal properties.

Because of their superior thermal properties, it may take an oil-filled radiator longer to warm up than other types of electric heaters. When they do turn on you'll notice that the temperature rises more evenly and steadily than with an electric radiators oil fan heater.

When the heating element has warmed up and the room has reached your desired temperature it will turn off automatically. This helps conserve energy by not turning off and on continuously. It also eliminates the risk of diathermic oils overheating within the radiator.

Our range of oil-filled radiators that come with a timer offer a variety of additional control features that help to increase energy efficiency and security. These include a 24-hour timer that you can program to set when the heater should be turned on and off. This is ideal for those who need to get up and return home to a warm house at the same time each day. It also stops the radiator from turning on accidentally when you're sleeping or away for long periods of time, which helps to avoid unnecessary energy use and energy costs.

A handy feature that comes with our oil-filled radiators is the ECO mode. This decreases the frequency of the heating element to save energy. This is especially advantageous in the event that you pay different electricity rates at different hours of the day because it means that you can use your radiators at lower rates, and then turn off when they're not needed.

Oil filled radiators are available in a range of styles and sizes that will fit in with any space. From oval, square, and flat bar designs to traditional column models there's a model for you. If you're thinking about installing you should leave the job to a professional electrician who can install the radiator and then hardwire it into the fused spur. After installation regular bleeding (and the occasional clean using a damp cloth) will keep your ecostrad operating at its peak performance.

Safety Features

oil filled electric radiators-filled radiators are a great option if you want a safe and efficient heating system that is simple to operate. They warm slowly and stay warm for a long time, due to the diathermic oil inside them that evenly distributes heat in a room. The security features include protection against overheating and tilt switches that automatically shut off the heater when the unit is tipped or pushed over. This makes it safer for children as well as pets.

The heating element in an oil radiator operates by using electrical current to heat the reservoir of thermal oil, which then transfers that heat to the metal walls, and through radiation and air convection to the surrounding space. They don't have exposed heating elements, so they are less likely to ignite objects near. They can also be used with lower costs of electricity than fan or halogen heaters. However, they do take a little longer to warm up and emit heat even after they're switched off so they can be hot to touch.

Although these heaters are intended to be safe to use around children and pets, it's always best to keep them a reasonable distance from any flammable objects within the space (think curtains, bedding, etc.). If the heater's reservoir or its internal workings leak oil, it will be extremely hot and pose the risk of burning. Make sure it is secured to the wall and is protected by a guard to prevent this.

Modern electric heaters feature numerous advanced safety features, such as overheat protection as well as an automatic thermal shutoff. These functions help to reduce the risk of a fire. Many models offer a remote control, an adjustable heating power, and even an eco-mode to reduce energy usage. These models are also portable and feature wheels that allow you to move them around your home. If you'd like to be able to schedule your heating, there are many models that have a built-in 24-hour timer, which can be particularly useful if you have an active lifestyle.