Oil Filled Radiators With Timer
Our radiators that are filled with oil and have timers are a great option for heating rooms over a long time. They work by using an electrical heating element to heat a reservoir of oil within the heater and the warmth is transferred throughout the room through air convection.
They are also fitted with several safety features, including an overheat switch and tip-over switches. Their sleek modern design and slim fins make them a great design for any space.
Heating Element
The radiators that are filled with oil and have a timer can keep your room at the ideal temperature for as long as you need. They use the same technology as central heating, however, they are more suitable for rooms that are frequently used.
Heating elements work to warm up the thermal oil inside the radiator. As the liquid warms up, it expands, pushing the colder oil down towards the element, resulting in an ongoing convection cycle. The heat created by the heating element is then transferred to the air, which can help to heat up the room.
The thermal fluid cools down slowly as the heating element is turned off. This results in a longer cooling time, which helps to avoid overheating and extending the longevity of the radiator. This is also a more energy-efficient method of heating than having the element turned on continuously, which reduces the overall cost of electricity over time.
A majority of our oil-filled radiators have a thermostat and a 24-hour timer that lets you control your heating by hand or remotely. This lets you schedule your heating to fit into your routine and ensure that the room is at just the right temperature for when you need it.
Certain models of ours have an advanced eco mode, adjusting the output of heating to decrease energy usage. This can be a fantastic method to cut down on your energy bills without losing the level of comfort you want.
When you are installing your new radiator, it is recommended that you have a professional electrician fit the element and hardwire the unit into a fused spur. This is a simple and quick job that won't cost much and will guarantee your radiator is safe.
Some of our oil filled radiators that have a timer are compatible with smart thermostats, which allows you to control your heater via the app on your tablet or smartphone. This is an excellent option for those who have an active schedule and need to be able change your heating schedule on the go. A lot of these models include our eco-mode, which allows you to alter your heating settings automatically while you are away from home. This will ensure that your home remains at the ideal temperature.
Convection Method
You can set the timer to turn off and on your heating system at any given time. This allows you to pre-heat your home prior to when you arrive and then turn off the heating once you're gone 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 that has a timers will ensure that the temperature you set is accurate - so your energy usage stays low while comfort levels remain high.
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They are available in both fixed and portable versions, allowing you to choose the best heater for your space depending on how much mobility you want and where it'll be located. You can pick between a stylish black or traditional white finish for a more modern style.
The internal oil is heated by an electric heating element, then warmed by convection into the air and distributed throughout your home. This ensures a rapid steady and even heat distribution throughout your room. This is especially useful in large, open plan spaces and draughty corners in which the heating system would normally struggle to reach.
As the pioneers of electric heating, Ecostrad has invested in the latest innovations in electric heating to ensure that our products provide the highest performance. The heaters are powered by an advanced electric heating element that comes with multiple modes of operation.
This technology is intelligent, the heating element can be controlled manually or through a smartphone app to manage your heating based on your lifestyle. Our vast selection of models also come with built-in smart functions, such as remote control and voice control, so you can enjoy your preferred degree of warmth wherever you are.
In contrast to gas central heating, radiators that are filled with oil require only minimal maintenance. Their sturdy constructions and absence of moving parts means they are less prone to any mechanical issues, making them an ideal option for homes with small children and pets. They're also easy to clean - simply wipe them with a damp cloth to keep them looking nice for many years. You should never attempt to fill a radiator with oil 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 radiators have been designed and constructed from the ground up to promote the natural convection process. These heaters are a fraction of the cost of other 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 turn on you'll see that the temperature rises more evenly and steadily than with an electric fan heater.
Once the heating element has warmed up and the room is at the temperature you desire it will shut off automatically. This helps conserve energy by not having to switch on and off continuously. It also eliminates the possibility of diathermic oils overheating inside the radiator.
Our range of oil-filled radiators with timers feature a number of additional control features that improve energy efficiency and safety. This includes a 24-hour timer which lets you set the time the time when the heater is turned on and off. This is ideal for those who want to wake up or return home to a warm house at the same time each day. This stops the radiator from getting accidentally turned off while you are asleep or away for a prolonged period of time.
Another feature that is included in many of our oil-filled radiators is an ECO mode that decreases the frequency of operation of the heating element, again to cut down on energy expenses. This is especially beneficial if you pay different rates for electricity at various times of the day as it allows you to run your radiators during cheaper tariffs, and switch off when they're not required.
Oil-filled radiators are available in a range of sizes and styles that will fit in with any space. There are many options to choose from including traditional column models to square, oval and flat bar designs. If you're considering installing it, it's best to leave the job to a professional electrician who can install the radiator and hardwire it into the fused spur. Once installed, regular bleeding (and the periodic cleaning with a damp rag) should keep your Ecostrad running at maximum performance.
Safety Features
Oil-filled radiators are an excellent alternative if you are looking for an efficient and safe heating system that is easy to use. They warm slowly and stay warm for a long time due to the diathermic oil contained within them, which evenly distributes heat in a room. Safety features include tilt switches as well as overheat protection that shuts down the heater if the unit is tipped or moved. This is a safer choice around children and pets.
The heating element of an oil radiator works by using electrical current to heat the reservoir of thermal oil, which then transfers the heat to the metal walls and through radiation and air convection to the surrounding space. They don't have any exposed heating elements, which means that they are less likely to ignite things nearby. They can also be used at lower costs of electricity than fan or halogen heaters. However, they do take a bit longer to heat up and continue to give out some heat after they're switched off so they may be hot to the touch.
These heaters are safe for children and pets to use, but it is best to keep them away from things that are that is flammable (think curtains bedding, bedding or bedding.). If a heater leaks oil from its reservoir or its internal workings it will be very hot to touch and could be a risk of burning So, please ensure that the heater is protected and is securely secured to the wall to stop this from happening.
Modern electric oil heaters have many sophisticated safety features, like overheat protection as well as an automatic thermal shutoff. These functions help to reduce the chance of a fire. Many models offer remote control, adjustable heating power, and even an eco-mode to further reduce energy consumption. They're also portable and often feature wheels that let you move them around your home. If you want to control your heating then there's plenty of models with an integrated timer that is 24 hours that can be especially useful if you have an active lifestyle.
