Oil Filled Radiators With Timer

Our radiators that are filled with oil and have a timers are a practical heating solution, perfect to keep spaces warm over an extended period. The heaters work by heating the reservoir of thermal oils within the heater using an electric heating element. The warmth is then transferred to the room through air convection.

They are also fitted with a variety of safety features, including an overheat switch and tip-over switch. The sleek design and slim fins make them a perfect to fit into any space.

Heating Element

Oil filled radiators with timers are designed to maintain the room at a comfortable temperature for as long as you like. They utilize the same heating technology as central heating radiators, but are more suitable for rooms that are regularly utilized, such as living areas.

An electric heating element is contained within the radiator and is used to warm the thermal oil within. As the liquid warms it expands, pushing colder oil to the element. This results in an convectional process. The warmth that is created by the heating element is transmitted to the air around it and helps to warm the area similar to a traditional wire radiator.

When the heating element turns off, it allows the thermal fluid to cool down. This slows down the cooling process, which helps to prevent overheating. This also extends the longevity of your radiator. This is also a more energy-efficient method of heating than having the element switched on constantly, reducing your overall electric bill over time.

A majority of our oil-filled radiators are equipped with an adjustable thermostat and a 24-hour timer, which allows you to manage your heating either manually or remotely. This allows you schedule your heating to fit your schedule and ensure that your room is heated to the right temperature when you need it.

Some of our models have an advanced eco mode that adjusts the heat output to reduce the energy efficient oil filled radiator consumption. This is a great 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 an electrician who is a professional fit the element and connect the unit into an insulated spur. This is a quick and simple job that shouldn’t cost you too much, and will ensure that your radiator is safe to use.

A few of our slimline oil radiator-filled radiators with timer are compatible with smart thermostats, which allows you to control your heater through the app on your smartphone or tablet. This is an excellent alternative if you live an active schedule and need to be able to alter your heating schedule when you are on the go. A lot of these models have our eco-mode, which allows you to alter the temperature settings automatically when you are away from home. This will ensure that your home is kept at a comfortable temperature.

Convection Method

If you choose a model with a timer fitted you can turn it off and on at the times of day that are convenient for your schedule. This allows you to heat your home prior to when you arrive and switch the heating off after you leave for an energy-efficient method of heating that’s great for draughty spaces. The precise digital thermostats that are found in an oil-filled radiator with a timers will ensure that the temperature you set remains accurate – so your energy consumption stays at a minimum and your comfort remains high.

This type of heater is especially suited for living spaces because it has superior thermal properties that make the perfect all-day heating. They are suitable for medium-sized rooms, bathrooms kitchens, kitchens, and bathrooms due to their slow cooling down and excellent heat retention and elegant design.

You can choose between portable and fixed heaters, based on the amount of mobility you require and the location you wish to place it. You can also choose between traditional white or a stylish black finish for a contemporary appearance.

The internal oil is heated by an electric heating element, then heated by convection in the air and dispersed throughout your home. This results in a fast, even and stable heating distribution across all parts of your home. This is especially useful in open-plan areas as well as corners with draughts, where heating might struggle to reach.

Ecostrad, as an innovator in electric heating, has invested in the most up-to-date electric heating innovations to ensure that our products provide maximum performance. These heaters are powered by an advanced electric heating element that has different modes of operation to achieve various results.

With this intelligent technology, the heating element can be controlled manually or through a smartphone app to control your heating according to your lifestyle. Our wide range of models come with smart features like remote access or voice control so you can choose the amount of heat you prefer wherever you go.

Oil-filled radiators are less maintenance intensive than gas central heating. big oil filled radiator-filled radiators are great for homes with pets or young children because they have no moving parts and have a sturdy construction. They’re also easy to clean just wipe them clean with a damp cloth and they’ll keep looking great for long time to be. Don’t attempt to fill a radiator with oil, however – it’s a delicate procedure that should be done by a professional to ensure safe and correct use.

Portable & Fixed Options

In contrast to electric fan heaters oil-filled radiators are engineered and manufactured from the ground up to facilitate the natural convection process. These heaters are less expensive than of the cost of electric heating systems, due to their bespoke 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 notice that the temperature increases more steadily and evenly as opposed to an electric fan heater.

The heating element will be automatically switched off once it reaches the temperature that is desired. This can help save energy costs by not constantly switching on and off, as well as preventing the risk of overheating the diathermic fluid inside the radiator.

Our range of oil-filled radiators with timers come with a variety of additional control features that help to improve the efficiency of energy and ensure security. They include a 24-hour timer that you can program to set when the heater should turn on and off. This is ideal if you like to get up and return to a warm house at the same time each day. This prevents the radiator from accidentally turned off while you’re asleep or away for a prolonged period of time.

One of the features that is included with many of our radiators with oil is the ECO mode. This decreases the frequency of the heating element to conserve energy. It is also useful in the event that you are charged at different rates throughout the day. You can use your radiators at lower rates and shut off when they are they are not being used.

Oil-filled radiators are offered in a variety of sizes and styles that will fit in with any space. From oval, square and flat bar designs to traditional column designs, there’s an option for you. It’s best to hire a qualified electrician to install the radiator in your fused spur. Once it’s installed and bleed regularly (and the occasional cleaning with a damp rag) should keep your Ecostrad running at maximum performance.

Safety Features

If you’re looking for a secure, efficient and easy to use radiator then an oil filled radiator large-filled one is a good choice. The diathermic oils in the radiators allow them to cool evenly and slowly throughout an area. Safety features include tilt switches and overheat protection that shuts down the heater if the unit is tilted or pushed. This makes it a safer option around children and pets.

The heating element in an oil radiator operates by using electrical current to heat the reservoir of thermal oil which is then transferred to the metal walls and through radiation and air convection to the rest of the space. They don’t have any exposed heating elements, so they aren’t as likely to ignite anything close to them. They also can be used with lower electricity costs than fan heaters or models with halogens. However, they do take a bit longer to get heated up and they continue to release heat after the switch is turned off, so they may be hot to the touch.

Although these heaters are intended to be safe in the presence of pets and children, it’s always best to keep them a reasonable distance from anything flammable within the space (think curtains, bedding etc). If the heater’s reservoir, or internal workings leak oil, it can be extremely hot and pose a risk of burns. Make sure it is secured to the wall and has guards to stop this.

Most modern electric oil heaters have advanced safety functions like overheat protection, a tilt switch and an automatic shut off of thermal which help to limit the chance of a fire. Many models also have adjustable heating power remote control, and even an eco mode to reduce the energy consumption even more. These models are also portable and come with wheels that make it easy to move them around the house. If you want to plan your heating, there are many models with a built-in 24-hour timers, which can be particularly useful when you have an active lifestyle.