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Why Choose Oil Radiators? As opposed to dry heaters radiators generate heat from an engineered thermal fluid. The fluid is designed to cool slowly, which prevents overheating and gives a more stable level of warmth for a longer time. You can design a heating schedule that fits your lifestyle by using a programmable heating system. This lets you heat your home when it is required, thereby saving energy and money. Heating that is efficient Oil radiators don't burn like solid heaters however, they release warm air slowly into the room through convection. This radiating warmth is perfect for open-plan homes and spaces with draughts. You can expect to save on energy when compared with other heating systems. This is mainly because they don't need to use fans to push hot air through the space, which could draw in colder air and decrease their efficiency. They also have an excellent heat retention rate and can keep you warm long after the lights are turned off. This can dramatically reduce the cost of electricity and make them a great choice for those looking to save money on their power bills. They are also much cheaper to run than gas central heating. They are more efficient than conventional gas central heating systems due to the fact that they convert each power watt into warmth. The fact that they are efficient implies that you can make use of them alongside renewable energy sources to reduce your carbon footprint. Combining them with solar panels can allow you to attain 100% green heating. You can design an ideal heating schedule and ambience for your space by making use of sophisticated electronic programming. Our Haverland Designer TT model, for instance has a smart manual control via its digital interface, which is built into the body of the radiator. This makes it easy to program daily, hourly and weekly settings. This will ensure that your home is heated to an ideal temperature and prevents energy wastage in rooms that aren't being used. Long-lasting warmth Dry heaters lose heat quickly and oil radiators are great in retaining heat for a longer period of time. They consume less energy, which reduces your electricity bill. This is especially true when used in large rooms or for day-to-day heating. When an electric oil heater is turned on, the engineered thermal fluid inside its housing begins to warm up. Convection transfers the heat to the air, warming up your room. This method takes a more time to heat up than wire element heaters, however, it has the advantage that it continues to radiate warmth even after the heater is turned off. Most electrical oil radiators are designed with safety features in order to stop users from touching the heating element and burning themselves. However, they do become hot to the touch. It is a minor drawback however, they do offer an extra layer of protection for those who have children in the home. Oil radiators are less dangerous to handle than gas central heating systems as they don't release dangerous gasses into your home. They also have an excellent heat retaining capacity, so they'll stay warm for longer than traditional heaters. You need a heating system that keeps you and your family warm all evening and during the day. Whether you want to save money on your electric bills or simply love the feel of a warm home, an oil-filled radiator is the perfect solution. Safe to use Oil radiators aren't part central heating systems as such but rather fully sealed, separate electric heaters that operate on their own. They are safer for your family and home as they cannot burst into flames or release toxic carbon monoxide fumes if they leak. The heaters are filled with diathermic fluid that does not require refilling over the life of the item. In the event that a leak does occur, this should be dealt with by a certified technician. A leaking oil heater is still more secure than a gas fireplace, which can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning. They are less likely to ignite objects in the room, since their temperature is lower than that produced by other types like fans and halogens. They are safe to use in bedrooms as well as other rooms. For added safety, many oil heaters have a child-proof cover and this is a good idea to keep the heater on at all times. It is also recommended to make sure that the radiator has ample space around it and isn't too close to furniture or curtains which could easily get burned. Installing smoke alarms and CO detectors in your house is a great idea, particularly if there are pets or children. This will alert you quickly in the event that your heater becomes an ignition risk. It is essential to ensure that you don't leave the heaters unattended, and that they are turned off at least one hour before going to bed. Electricity bills reduced Oil radiators heat the oil by using an electric element. The warmth then radiates into the space. They are energy efficient, which helps keep electric bills at a minimum. These kinds of heaters are more cost-effective than convection heaters, and could help to lower heating costs over the long term. They are 100 percent efficient at the moment of use, and convert every watt of energy used into usable warmth. This means that you don't spend money on wasted warmth. This makes them a cheaper heating option as opposed to traditional electric radiators and gas boilers. The thermal fluid that is used in oil-filled radiators is also effective in keeping heat in place, which reduces energy use. In addition, many models have built-in energy saving features like thermostat controls that reduce the wattage output when the room isn't in use. These features, when combined with heat-retentive properties ensures the radiator uses only the right amount of energy to maintain a comfortable temperature. If you opt for a fixed oil radiator with an adjustable heating control, you can also reduce your energy consumption even more. These heating controls let you create a heating schedule that is adapted to your routine. The timer can be set to turn off and on the radiator every day as well as hourly or weekly. This lets you heat the room when it's most required and avoids waste of heat. The most appealing aspect is that you don't need a fan to spread the heat across the room. This means that you won't have to deal with any loud sounds. This is a major benefit for those who live in apartments or homes with neighbors who aren't able to tolerate noisy appliances. Stable airflow Electric oil radiators are ideal for heating areas that require some extra warmth or as an alternative to central heating. They can be set up almost anywhere in a room and use convective and radiant heat to warm up the walls and air, instead of using fans to distribute the air around the space. This will aid in reducing your energy bills, particularly when the windows and doors are open throughout the day to let in fresh air. Unlike dry radiators that are noisy when they are turned on, electric oil heaters are quiet to run. Electric oil heaters don't rely on fans to move hot air around a room. This makes them an ideal choice for households with children or elderly people. They're also a great choice 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 any time. Many people are concerned about the term “oil-filled” when it comes to electric heaters. However unlike gas boilers, the thermal oil inside of electric heaters does not burn, but instead heats up. This means that the thermal oil reservoir will last the lifetime of your appliance. Our Ecostrad designer range of electric oil-filled radiators incorporate the latest Fast-Flo technology, which is designed to boost the circulation of the thermal fluid and reach every part of the body. This gives the radiators a more even temperature, and increases the efficiency of the heating system. This will also help the heat last longer and reduce electricity bills because the room won't be overheated.