Why Choose Oil Radiators?

As opposed to dry heaters radiators are engineered to heat thermal fluid. The fluid is engineered to cool slowly, which stops overheating and offers a more stable level of warmth for a longer time.

Fully programmable heating control lets you to create a customized heating schedule that fits your life style. This allows you to only heat your home at times it is needed, saving energy and money.

Energy efficient heating

Oil radiators do not burn like solid heaters, but instead release heat slowly into the space via convection. This radiating warmth is great for open-plan homes and spaces with draughts. You can expect to save on energy costs when compared to other heating systems.

This is because they don't require the aid of a fan to move hot air through the space, which could draw in colder air, which can reduce their effectiveness. They also excel in retaining heat that means they will remain warm for a long time after they've switched off. This can significantly cut down your electricity bill and make them an ideal option for people looking to save money on their power bills.

The cost of running them is also considerably lower than central heating with gas. This is due to the fact that they convert every power watt into warmth, compared to traditional gas central heating systems which are notoriously inefficient because of the quantity of heat lost through the system.

They are so efficient that you can utilize them in conjunction with renewable energy sources, reducing your carbon footprint even further. Combining solar panels with them can allow you to attain 100% green heating.

With the help of sophisticated electric programming, you are able to make a custom heating schedule and ambience for your space. Our Haverland Designer T model, for instance comes with an interface with a digital display that is recessed into the body. This makes it easy to programme daily, hourly and weekly settings. This will ensure your home is heated to the ideal temperature, and also reduce energy use in unoccupied rooms.

Long-lasting warmth

Oil radiators are more efficient at retaining heat than dry heaters. This means that they use less energy to keep your room heated, reducing your electricity bills. This is especially true in large rooms or for all-day heating.

When an electric oil heater is turned on, the engineered thermal fluid inside its housing begins to heat up. This is transferred to the surrounding air through convection, which warms your room. This method takes a little longer to warm up than wire element heaters but has the advantage that it can continue to emit warmth even after the heater is turned off.

The majority of electric oil heaters come with a safety feature that prevents users from burning themselves by touching the heating element. However, they still get hot to the touch. This isn't a major drawback to using them, but it adds an extra degree of security for those who have children in the house.

Oil radiators are safer to touch than gas central heating systems since they don't release dangerous gasses into your home. They also have a great heat retaining capacity, so they'll keep warm for longer than traditional heaters.

You need a heating system that keeps your family warm during the evening and during the day. If you're looking to cut down on your electric bills or simply love the feel of a cosy home, an oil filled radiator is the perfect solution.

Use it safely

oil filled radiators Portable radiators don't form part of the central heating system, but are fully sealed electric heaters that operate independently. This means that they pose less risky for your home and family as they aren't able to ignite or produce toxic carbon monoxide fumes in the case of an occurrence of leakage.

These heaters are filled instead with diathermic fluid that will not require refilling throughout the lifetime of the product. In the event that a leak does occur, it should be handled by a qualified technician. A leaking oil heater is still safer than a fireplace with gas, which could lead to carbon monoxide poisoning.

Another benefit of these electrical 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 kinds of heaters like fan or halogen. This is why they are safe to install in bedrooms and other rooms where they are utilized.

The majority of oil heaters come with a child-proofed cover. This is a great idea to ensure that your heater is on at all times. It is also recommended to make sure that the radiator has ample space around it and isn't placed too close to furniture or curtains that could easily be burned.

To ensure your peace of mind, it is a good idea to fit carbon monoxide and smoke alarms detectors in your home, especially in the case of children or pets. This will ensure that you're alerted immediately should your heater be a fire hazard. It is crucial to ensure that you don't leave your heaters unattended and that they are shut off at least one hour before going to bed.

Reduced electric bills

Oil radiators heat up the oil filled radiators with timer using an electric element. They radiate heat into the room. They are energy efficient, which can help keep electric bills at a minimum. These kinds of heaters are less expensive than convection heaters and can aid in reducing heating costs in the long run.

They are 100 100% efficient at the point of use, converting every watt of electricity used into usable warmth. As a result, you don't have to pay for any wasted warmth. This makes them more cost-effective than traditional electric heaters and gas boilers.

They also store heat effectively, which decreases energy consumption. Additionally, many models have built-in energy-saving features, such as thermostat control that reduces power output when the room isn't in use. These features, combined with the properties of heat-retentive ensure that the radiator only uses enough energy to maintain an ideal temperature in the room.

When you choose a fixed oil radiator with an adjustable heating control, you can also optimise your energy usage further. These heating controls allow you to design a custom 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 allows you heat the room at times when it's required and avoids waste of heat.

The greatest benefit is that you don't need fans to spread the heat across the room which means you don't have to contend with any loud noises. This is an important benefit for those who live in homes or apartments that have neighbours who are not in a position to live with loud appliances.

Stable airflow

Electric oil radiators are a great choice for heating areas that need some extra warmth or as an alternative to central heating. They can be positioned almost anywhere in the room and utilize radiant and convective heat to warm the air and walls instead of using a fan to spread the air around the area. This helps to keep your energy bills low especially in the event that you have doors and windows that can be opened to let in fresh air throughout the daytime.

Electric oil heaters operate very quiet unlike dry radiators that are loud. Electric oil heaters don't depend on fans to circulate hot air around rooms. 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 anywhere and anytime.

Many people are worried about the term "oil-filled" in relation to these types of heaters. However, they don't require refilling or replacement unlike gas boilers, the heating oil inside an electric heater does not burn it simply heats up. This means that the thermal oil reservoir will last the lifetime of your appliance.

Our Ecostrad designer range of electric oil filled radiators are equipped with the latest technology, Fast-Flo that is designed to improve the circulation of thermal fluids and reach all parts of the body. This allows for an even temperature and improves the efficiency of your heating system. It also ensures that the heat lasts for longer, and also reduces costs for electricity by ensuring the room isn't overheated.