Why Choose Oil Radiators?
Oil radiators heat a fluid specially designed for this purpose. This fluid is designed for slow cooling, which avoids overheating. It also gives an even temperature for a longer.
You can design your own heating schedule that suits your lifestyle by using a programable heating system. This means that your home is only heated when you need it and helps you reduce costs and conserve energy.
Efficient heating
The thermal fluid in oil radiators doesn't heat up like a solid heater, instead it slowly releases heat into the room through convection. This radiating warmth is great for open-plan spaces and homes with drafts. As a result, you can expect to reduce energy consumption compared to other heating systems available on the market.
This is mainly because they don't require fans to push hot air through the space, which can draw in colder air, which can reduce their efficiency. They are also very good at heat retention, which means they can remain warm for a long duration after they've shut off. This can drastically reduce your electric bill, making them an ideal option for those who want to save money on their power bills.
They are also cheaper to run compared to gas central heating. This is because they convert every Watt of electricity into warmth, in contrast to traditional gas central heating systems, which are notoriously inefficient due to the quantity of heat lost through the system.
They are so efficient that you can use them in combination with renewable energy sources, reducing your carbon footprint even further. Combining solar panels with them will enable you to achieve 100% green heating.
With the help of advanced electric programming, you can create a bespoke temperature schedule and ambience for your space. Our Haverland Designer T model, for instance comes with an electronic interface that is recessed into its body. It is simple to program daily, hourly, and weekly settings. This will ensure that your home is heated to an ideal temperature and prevents energy wastage in unused rooms.
Long-lasting warmth
Dry heaters lose heat quickly however oil radiators are superior at holding it for a longer time. They consume less energy, which lowers your electric bill. This is particularly applicable to large rooms or for all-day heating.
When an electric oil radiator is turned on, it starts to warm up the engineered thermal fluid or oil inside its housing. Convection transfers the heat to the air, heating the room. It takes a bit longer than heaters made of wire to heat up in this manner however, it is a benefit of being able to continue emitting warmth even after it is shut off.
The majority of electrical oil radiators are constructed with safety features in order to stop users from touching the heating element and burning themselves. However, they do be hot to touch. This isn't a major issue, but they do provide an extra level of safety for children living at home.
Oil radiators are safer to touch than gas central heating systems since they do not release dangerous gasses into your home. They also have a great thermal retention capacity, meaning that they can stay warm for much longer than traditional heaters.
When it comes to heating your home, you require a system that's going to keep your family and you warm throughout the day and night. Oil-filled radiators are the best solution for anyone who wants to save money on electric bills, or simply enjoy the warmth of a home.
Safe to use
Oil radiators don't form part of the central heating system they are completely sealed electric heaters that operate independently. They are safer for your family and your home as they cannot burst into flames or release toxic carbon monoxide fumes if they leak.
Instead these heaters are filled with diathermic heat transfer fluid and this will not need refilling throughout the life of the product. If a leak does occur, it should be handled by an expert. A leaky oil heater is still safer than a gas fireplace which can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning.
These electrical heaters are less likely to ignite things in the room, since their temperature is lower than other types of heaters like fans and halogens. They are safe to use in bedrooms as well as other rooms.
For added safety, many oil heaters come with covers that are child-proof and it is a good reason to ensure that the heater is on at all times. It is also a good idea to make sure that the radiator has plenty of space around it, and isn't too close to curtains or other furnishings that could be easily burned.
To ensure your peace of mind It is recommended to install smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors within your home, particularly when you have children or pets. These will notify you promptly in the event that your heater becomes a fire risk. It is important that you do not leave the heaters unattended and that they are turned off at least an hour prior to going to bed.
Reduced electric bills
Oil radiators make use of an electric element to heat up the oil flowing through them. The warmth then radiates into the room. These heaters are energy efficient, which can help keep electricity bills low. These heaters are more efficient than convection heaters and can lower heating costs over time.
They are 100 100% efficient at the point of use, turning every watt of electricity consumed into usable warmth. In oil filled radiator oil , you don't pay for wasted heat. This makes them a cheaper heating option than traditional electric radiators and gas boilers.
The oil-filled thermal fluid inside radiators is also great at conserving heat, which in turn reduces energy use. Many models also have energy-saving features built in like thermostat controls that cut down on power output when not in use. These features, when combined with the properties of heat-retentive ensure that the radiator is only using the appropriate amount of energy to keep the temperature at a comfortable level.
You can further optimise your energy usage by selecting a fixed oil heater that has adjustable controls. The heating controls allow you to create a bespoke heating schedule that is based on your daily routine. You can set the timer to turn the radiator off and on on a daily, hourly, weekly or weekend basis. This lets you heat the room at the times it is required, avoiding unnecessary heat loss.
The greatest benefit is that you don't have to use a fan to spread the heat across the room, which means you don't have to deal with loud noises. This is a great benefit for people who live in apartments or homes with noisy neighbours.
Stable airflow
Electric oil radiators are a fantastic option for heating areas that require a bit of warmth, or as an alternative to traditional central heating. They can be positioned just about anywhere within an area and use convective and radiant heat to warm up the walls and air, instead of using fans to distribute the air throughout the room. This can help you save money on your energy bills, especially when the doors and windows are open during the day to let in fresh air.
Unlike dry radiators that are noisy when they're turned on, electric oil heaters are extremely quiet to run. Electric oil heaters don't depend on fans to move hot air around a room. This makes them an ideal choice for homes with children or elderly people. They're also a great option for those looking to make the most of their smart tech - many are equipped with WiFi control, which allows you to program your heating from anywhere at anytime.
Many people are concerned about the term "oil-filled" when it is a reference to electric heaters. However, unlike gas boilers the thermal oil in electric heaters does not burn, but instead is heated up. The thermal oil reservoir is designed to last the life of the appliance.
Fast-Flo is a revolutionary technology that allows the thermal fluid to circulate faster and reach all parts of the body. This allows for an even temperature, and also improves the efficiency of your heating system. It also ensures that the heating system lasts longer, and reduces costs for electricity by ensuring the room isn't overheated.