Oil Filled Radiators With Timer

Our radiators filled with oil filled wall mounted radiators and timer are a convenient heating solution, ideal for keeping spaces warm over an extended period. The heaters work by heating the reservoir of thermal oil inside the heater by using an electric heating element. The warmth is transferred to the room by air convection.

They are also fitted with safety features such as an overheat control and tip-over switches. The sleek design and small fins make them an ideal fit in any space.

Heating Element

Oil filled radiators with timers are designed to maintain the room at a temperature that is comfortable for the duration you want. They employ the same heating technology as central heating radiators but are better suited for rooms that are frequently used, such as living spaces.

An electric heating element is located inside the radiator, and it works to warm the thermal oil filled radiators reviews within. As the liquid warms up, it expands, pushing the colder oil to the element, resulting in a continuous convection cycle. The heat created by the heating element is then transferred to the air, which helps to warm the room.

When the heating element turns off it allows the thermal fluid to slowly cool down. This results in a longer cooling period, which can help to avoid overheating and extending the life of the radiator. This is a better method to heat your home, rather than having the element on all the time.

A majority of our oil-filled radiators have a thermostat and 24-hour timer that lets you manage your heating either manually or remotely. This allows you schedule your heating to suit your schedule and ensure that your space is heated to the right temperature when you need it.

Some of our models feature an eco mode that alters the heating output in order to reduce the amount of energy consumed. This is a great way to reduce your energy costs without sacrificing the comfort you require.

When it comes to installing your new radiator, it's advised that you hire a professional electrician fit the element and connect 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 with timer are compatible with smart thermostats that allow you to control your heater via the app on your smartphone or tablet. This is a fantastic option if you have an active lifestyle and would like to be able to alter your heating schedule while on the move. Eco-mode can be found on many of these models, enabling you to automatically alter your heat settings when you're away from home, ensuring that your home is at a constant and comfortable temperature.

Convection Method

You can set the timer to turn on and off your heating system at any moment. You can heat the house before you arrive and then turn off the heating when you leave. This is an excellent way to conserve energy in draughty rooms. The precise digital thermostats that are found in an oil-filled radiator that has a timers will ensure that the temperature you set remains accurate - so your energy consumption is at a minimum and your comfort remains high.

This kind of heater is ideal for living spaces since it has superior thermal properties, which allow for comfortable heating throughout the day. They are suitable for bathrooms, medium-sized rooms kitchens, kitchens, and bathrooms due to their slow cooling as well as their excellent heat retention and elegant design.

They're available in fixed and portable versions that let you pick the right heating system for your space based on the amount of mobility you need and where it'll be located. You can pick between the classic black or white finish for a more contemporary appearance.

The oil inside is heated by an electric heating element, and then heated up by convection and spread throughout your home. This results in a quick, even and stable heat distribution throughout all areas of your home. This is particularly beneficial in open-plan areas and corners with draughts where heating might struggle to reach.

As electric heating pioneers, Ecostrad has invested in the latest electric heating innovation to ensure our products deliver the highest performance. The heaters are powered by a sophisticated electric heating element with multiple modes of operation that can produce various results.

This technology is intelligent and lets you control the heating element either manually or via a smartphone app that allows you to adjust your heating to your lifestyle. Our vast selection of models also come with advanced features such as remote control or voice commands so that you can select the amount of heat you want to use wherever you travel.

Oil-filled radiators are less maintenance intensive than gas central heating. Their sturdy constructions and absence of moving parts mean they are less prone to mechanical problems which makes them a great choice for homes with young children and pets. They are also simple to clean - just wipe them with a damp cloth to keep them looking great for a long time. It is not recommended to refill an oil-filled radiator, however - it's a delicate task that should be done by a professional to ensure safe and correct use.

Fixed and Portable Options

As opposed to electric fan heaters oil filled panel radiator-filled radiators have been developed and built from scratch to facilitate the natural convection process. This unique design, coupled with superior thermal properties and precise thermostats mean that these heaters deliver long-lasting warmth for a lower cost of energy for other forms of electric heating.

Due to their superior thermal properties, an oil-filled radiator takes longer to heat than other electric heaters. When they are turned on, the temperature will rise more evenly and steadily when compared to an electric fan heater.

After the heating element has warmed up, and the room has reached the temperature you desire it will turn off automatically. This helps conserve energy by not having to switch on and off continuously. It also reduces the possibility of diathermic oils overheating inside the radiator.

Our range of radiators that are slimline oil filled radiator-filled with timers comes with a range of additional control features that increase the efficiency of your energy and increase security. This includes a 24 hour programmable timer that lets you decide when the heater will be turned off and on. This is ideal if need 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 are asleep or away for a prolonged period of time.

A useful feature that comes with many of our radiators that are oil-filled is the ECO mode. This will reduce the frequency of the heating element in order to reduce energy consumption. It can also be useful if you have different electricity rates throughout the day. You can use your radiators at lower rates and switch off the heating when they are not in use.

Our selection of oil filled radiators with timer comes in a variety of sizes and styles to accommodate a variety of rooms. From oval, square and flat bar designs to traditional column models There's a solution for you. It is best to employ an experienced electrician to connect the radiator into your fused spur. After installation, regular bleeding (and the periodic cleaning with a damp rag) will keep your Ecostrad operating at its peak performance.

Safety Features

If you're looking for a safe efficient, reliable and simple to use radiator, then an oil filled one is a great choice. The diathermic oil inside the radiators allow them to cool slowly and evenly throughout the room. Safety features include tilt switches as well as overheat protection that shuts down the heater if the unit is tipped or pulled. This makes it a safer option around children and pets.

oil radiator small radiators work by heating the reservoir of thermal oils using an electrical current. This heat is then transferred to the metal walls, and via air convection, or radiation to the rest of the room. They do not have exposed heating elements, so they are less likely to ignite items close to them. They can also be used with lower electricity costs than fan or halogen heaters. They do take longer to heat up and continue to release heat even after they've been turned off.

Although these heaters are designed to be safe to use in the presence of pets and children, it's always best to keep them at a safe distance from anything flammable within the room (think curtains, bedding, etc.). If the heater's reservoir, or internal workings leak oil, it can be extremely hot and pose the risk of burning. Be sure that the heater is securely attached to the wall and is protected by guards to stop this.

Modern electric heaters feature many advanced safety features, like overheat protection and an automated thermal shutoff. These features help reduce the risk of fire. Many models come with remote control, an adjustable heating power and even an eco-mode that helps reduce energy consumption. They're also mobile and usually come with wheels that allow you to move them with ease around your home. If you want to control your heating, there are plenty of models with a built-in 24-hour timer, which can be particularly beneficial if you live a busy lifestyle.