Electric radiators

• This is a consumer information video, exclusively about Electric Radiators.
• It will answer the 6 questions below to fully educate both domestic end users, and tradesman. 
• Note: We have separate videos for central heating radiators… and for dual radiators (which run on both central heating and electric), so ensure you are watching the correct video.

[01:55] 1. How do I calculate the required output for my Electric Radiator? 

• Explains how to work out the heat output requirements for your electric radiator.
• Discusses how to use our heat requirement calculator.

[03:13] 2. How do the 3 different types of Electric Radiators generate heat?

• Gives a detailed overview how the 3 different styles of electric radiator we offer actually produce their heat:
• A. "Radiant Heat" Fluid Filled (Water Based) Electric Radiators, which emit heat from within
• B. "Convected Heat" Electric Heaters, which pull cold air in the bottom and emit warm air out of the top
• C. "Radiant + Convected Combination" Electric Radiators, which are most economical as they use both forms of heat described above.

[04:14] 3. Where is the best place to install my Electric Radiator?

• Advises the best place to physically located your radiators in your room - under a window on an external wall.

[06:41] 4. How do you install and operate the 3 different types of Electric Radiator?

• Detailed section which explains the installation process and operating guidelines on using the 3 different types of Electric radiator we offer.

[09:24] 5. Are Electric Radiators more expensive to run than Central Heating?

• Focuses on the investments of a central heating system v.s electric heating.

[10:54] 6. What enhancements or accessories do you offer for Electric Radiators?

• Advises the best place to physically located your radiators in your room - under a window on an external wall.

After watching this video you will know all you need to know, to make an informed decision about purchasing an electric radiator for your home.

We hope you find this, as part of our series of technical videos, helpful and thank you for watching.