Oil Filled Radiators With Timer

Our radiators that are filled with oil and have timers are an ideal solution for heating spaces over a long time. They work by using an electrical heating element to heat a reservoir of thermal oil within the heater. Then, the warmth is then transferred to your space via air convection.

They are also fitted with safety features including an overheat switch and tip-over switch. They are also a perfect fit for any space thanks to their modern, sleek design and small fins.

Heating Element

Radiators that are fueled with oil and fitted with a timer will keep your room at a comfortable temperature for as long you want. They employ the same heating technology as central heating radiators however they are better suited for rooms that are frequently utilized, such as living areas.

An electric heating element is located inside the radiator, and it works to warm the thermal oil within. As the liquid heats it expands, pushing colder oil towards the element. This creates a convectional cycle. The heat generated by the heating element is transferred to the air, which can help to heat up the room.

The thermal fluid cools down slowly when the heating element is turned off. This reduces the speed of cooling which helps to avoid overheating. It also prolongs the longevity of your radiator. It is also an efficient method of heating rather than having the element switched on constantly, reducing your overall electric bill over time.

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

Some of our models feature an advanced eco mode that regulates the heating output in order to reduce energy consumption. This can be a fantastic method to cut down on your energy bills without losing the level of comfort you require.

When you are installing your new radiator, it's advised that you hire an experienced electrician install the element and hardwire the unit into an insulated spur. This is a quick and simple job that shouldn't cost you a lot and will ensure your radiator is safe to use.

Some of our oil filled radiators that have a timer are compatible with smart thermostats, allowing you to control your heater through the app on your tablet or smartphone. This is a great option for those who are on the go and need to be able modify their heating schedule while when they travel. Eco-mode can be found in a lot of these models, which allows you to automatically alter your heat settings when you're away from home to ensure that your home is at a constant and comfortable temperature.

Convection Method

If you opt for a model that has a timer you can switch it on and off at times that suit your schedule. You can pre-heat the home prior to your arrival, and then turn it off when you leave. This is a great way to save energy in rooms that are smoky. The thermostats that are digital on an slim oil filled electric radiator wall mounted-filled radiator with timers ensure that you are able to set the temperature accurately which reduces energy consumption while increasing comfort.

This kind of heater is perfect for living spaces because it has superior thermal properties that provide a comfortable heat throughout the day. Their slow cooling downs, great heat retention and sleek designs mean they can be installed in a variety of places like small-sized rooms, kitchens and bathrooms.

They're available in fixed and portable versions which lets you choose the best heating system for your space based on the level of mobility you require and where it'll be located. You can also pick between a traditional white or stylish black finish for a modern look.

The internal oil is heated by the electric heating element before being heated by convection in the air before being dispersed throughout your home. This ensures an efficient uniform and even heat distribution throughout your space. This is particularly beneficial in large open spaces and corners with draughts in which the heating would typically struggle to reach.

Ecostrad as an innovator in electric heating has invested in the most up-to-date technology in electric heating to ensure that our products offer maximum performance. These heaters are powered with an advanced electric heating component that has multiple modes of operation.

This advanced technology allows you to control the heating element by hand or via a smartphone app which allows you to tailor your heating system to your needs. Our wide selection of models also have built-in smart functions, such as remote control and voice control, so you can enjoy the temperature of warmth no matter where you are.

In contrast to gas central heating, oil-filled radiators require minimal maintenance. Their sturdy constructions and absence of moving parts mean there's less chance of any mechanical issues, making them an ideal choice for homes with young children and pets. They're also easy to clean - just wipe them with a damp cloth to keep them looking great for a long time. You should never attempt to fill a radiator with oil, however - it's a delicate procedure that should be left to a professional for proper and safe use.

Portable & Fixed Options

The radiators that are filled with oil are designed and constructed to encourage natural convection unlike electric fan heaters. This unique design, coupled with superior thermal properties and precise thermostats, means that these heaters deliver long-lasting warmth and are a lower energy costs of 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 gradually in comparison to an electric fan heater.

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

Our range of oil-filled radiators with timers comes with a range of additional control features that increase the efficiency of energy and ensure security. They include a 24-hour programmable timer that lets you determine when the heater should turn on and off. This is ideal for those who would like to wake up and return to your warm home at the same time each day. This prevents the radiator from being accidentally turned on when you're asleep or away for a long period of time.

Another useful feature that comes with the majority of our oil-filled radiators is an ECO mode that decreases the operating frequency of the heating element, again to cut down on energy expenses. This is especially advantageous when you pay for different electricity rates at different times of the day as it means that you can run your radiators on lower prices, and turn off when they're no longer needed.

Oil filled radiators are available in a variety of sizes and styles that will suit any space. There are many options to choose from that range from traditional column designs to oval, square, and flat bar designs. If you're considering installation the radiator, you should delegate this job to a qualified electrician who can fit the radiator and then hardwire it into the fused spur. Once installed regular bleeding (and occasional cleaning with a damp cloth) will ensure that your ecostrad is running at its peak performance.

Safety Features

Oil-filled radiators are a great alternative if you are looking for an efficient and safe heating system that is simple to operate. They are slow to heat up and remain warm for a long period, due to the diathermic oil inside them, which evenly distributes warmth throughout the room. Safety features include tilt switches and overheat protection, which shuts off the heater if the unit is tipped over or pulled. This makes it a safer option around pets and children.

Oil radiators are used to heat the reservoir of thermal oils using an electrical current. This heat is then transferred to the walls of the metal, and then through air convection or radiation to the rest of the room. They do not have exposed heating elements, therefore they are less likely to ignite things nearby. They are also able to be used at lower costs of electricity than fan or halogen heaters. They do take longer to heat up, and they continue to emit heat even after they've been shut off.

They are safe for children and pets to use, but it is best to keep them away from anything that could ignite (think curtains bedding, bedding or bedding.). If the heater's reservoir or its internal workings leak oil, it can be extremely hot and could pose a risk of burns. Make sure that it is secured to the wall and has a guard to prevent this.

Most modern electric oil heaters are equipped with advanced safety features like overheat protection, tilt switches and an automatic thermal shut-off which help to limit the possibility of fire. Many models offer remote control, adjustable heating power, and even an eco-mode that helps reduce energy consumption. They're also extremely portable and typically come with wheels to allow you to move them around your home. There are a variety of models that come with built-in timer that is 24 hours. This is useful if you lead a busy life.