What stands out
- Versatile design - freestanding or wall-mountable
- Sleek and modern - white tempered glass panel
- Easy to use and install - no pipework required
- IP24 rated - can be safely installed within a bathroom
- Adjustable thermostat gives you complete control
- Control from anywhere using your smart device
- Schedule to auto-switch On/Off using the weekly timer
- Voice operated - Alexa and Google Home enabled
- Power saving - heat only your room, not your house
- Child-lock safety option for added peace of mind
- Anti-frost tech prevents freezing in cold weather
The details
This designer glass panel heater can be both wall-mounted or portable by using the supplied stand. Its IP24 water-resistant rating allows it to be used in many spaces including bathrooms. There's no pipework required, just an electricity supply, making it reliable. It is really impressive that you can take control of all the heater functions from anywhere, at any time, using your smartphone. Simply connect the heater to your home WiFi, download the app on your smartphone, and away you go. This has been implemented for your ease and convenience to help you be more energy-efficient, allowing you to heat your room minutes before you arrive home. The advanced energy-efficient design, weekly timer, and precise digital controls have all been put in place to provide more efficiency and help you save money on those energy bills.
Essential info
- Dimensions: H460mm x W830mm x D84mm(without legs)/260mm(with legs)
- Max Power: 2000 Watts
- Standard UK 3-Pin Plug
- IP Rating: IP24
- Material: Tempered glass
- Weight: 7.9 kg
- Simple wall mount with 3 wall plugs
- 1 year warranty for peace of mind
Key features
- Controls: Digital
- Display: LED Display
- 2 power settings: 1 kW / 2 kW
- Thermostatic control
- Anti-frost setting
- Remote control
- WiFi Enabled
Question from David: Asked on 04/10/2025 Can I use this safely over winter in a greenhouse. There would be no irrigation.
Hi David,Yes, in principle, the electriQ 2,000 W glass-panel heater (IP24-rated) can be used in a greenhouse over winter for frost protection due to its anti-frost mode and splash-proof design, but for both safety and effectiveness, you must install it carefully in a location protected from direct dripping, ensure all electrical connections are RCD-protected and IP-rated, and confirm the 2 kW power is sufficient for the heat loss of your specific greenhouse.Thanks!
Question from Yadra: Asked on 24/09/2025 Hi, which mount wall bracelt is recommended for Electriq 2000W glass panel please? Thank you
Hi,The ElectriQ 2000W Smart Designer Glass Panel Heater (EGH20AW) comes with pre-attached mounting brackets for wall installation, meaning you do not need to purchase separate wall brackets. The installation process involves removing these brackets from the heater, securing them to the wall, and then fitting the heater onto the secured brackets.Thanks!
Question from Niall O Leary: Asked on 21/09/2025 Hi,
Is there a certain distance they need to be away from a wash basin or shower?
Thanks
Hi,Yes, the placement of the ElectriQ 2000W designer glass heater in a bathroom is subject to UK electrical safety regulations. With its IP24 splash-proof rating, it must not be installed in Zone 0 (inside the bath or shower) or Zone 1 (directly above the bath or shower up to 2.25?m). It is suitable for Zone 2 or areas beyond, provided it is installed at least 0.6?m horizontally from the edge of the bath or shower and out of reach of anyone using them.Thanks!
Question from Peter: Asked on 17/09/2025 What size room will this heat?
Hi Peter, it can heat up medium-sized rooms of 10-20 sqm. Thank you.
Question from Glass panel heater: Asked on 18/01/2025 how do I set it to make it warmer
Hi Margaret,
Thanks for getting in touch
Press the up button on the remote to increase the temperature, you can also press the mode button to select High Heat Mode.
Hope this helps,
Sam
Question from Yk: Asked on 30/01/2023 Does it have warranty?
Hi,
Thanks for getting in touch.
Yes it comes with a 1 year warranty,
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Rebecca
Question from fintan mulvihill: Asked on 17/09/2020 what is the running cost per hour?
Question from Maureen: Asked on 16/09/2020 What is the method of heating? Is it convection or radiator?