Electric Radiators

Frequently asked questions about electric radiators for the home & bathroom

• Do electric radiators use a lot of electricity?

  The amount of electricity that an electric radiator uses can vary depending on the size and efficiency of the radiator, as well as the cost of electricity in your area. Some electric radiators are more energy-efficient than others, and it is a good idea to look for a model with a high energy efficiency rating to reduce energy costs. You can also control your energy usage by using a programmable thermostat or timer to turn the radiator off when it is not needed.

• Are electric radiators cheaper than central heating?

  It is generally cheaper to install an electric radiator over a normal cenrtal heating system radiator. Especially if you only need to heat a small space or if you do not have an existing central heating system. Electric radiators can be easier and less expensive to install than central heating systems. They do not need a fuel source such as natural gas or oil. Electric bathroom radiators are a cheap source of heating in a bathroom. You only heat that one room with a bathroom safe radiator, it eliminates using the full central heating system.

• Should I replace my radiators with electric radiators?

  Whether or not to replace your radiators with electric radiators can depend on several factors. Size of your rooms, your budget, and your energy needs. Electric radiators can be a convenient and efficient option for heating small spaces or for supplementing an existing central heating system. Like using a bathroom safe electric radiator. However, they may not be suitable for larger spaces or for providing the primary source of heat for a home. It is a good idea to consider your specific needs and to compare the costs and benefits of electric radiators versus other heating options.

• Is it better to leave electric radiators on all the time?

  It is generally not recommended to leave electric radiators on all the time, or any heating source. This can be wasteful and increase energy costs. It is a good idea to use a smart electric radiator, programmable thermostat or timer to control when the radiator is in use and to turn it off when it is not needed. This can help you to save energy and money, and to maintain a comfortable temperature in your home.