Supplementary heating

supplementary heating

Features of our advanced heaters

  1. It’s going to heat up!

    Our space heaters not only provide comforting warmth, but they also come with advanced features to ensure an economical and practical solution. Some models feature automatic functions and remote control options, allowing you to adjust your thermal comfort according to your preferences, without compromising performance.

  2. Connected and programmable heaters:

    Experience innovation with our ceramic-core heaters, cutting-edge technology that ensures even heat distribution while optimizing energy efficiency. Learn about the intelligent operation of these devices, offering you an effective and eco-friendly heating solution.

Some of our products, such as PAUL heaters, are IP21 certified, making them safe for use in bathrooms. Safety is a priority for us, with anti-tilt and anti-overheating features ensuring worry-free daily use.

Choosing the right space heater

Explore our wide range of space heaters, from compact models perfect for rooms up to 15m² to more powerful options suitable for larger spaces. Some models also come with remote controls, offering extra convenience for adjusting the temperature from a distance.

Make your home a haven of warmth and comfort with our space heaters, where performance, safety, and style meet to create an exceptional heating experience. Rediscover the pleasure of feeling comfortable at home, even when temperatures drop.

FAQ – Space Heaters

Choosing and Buying

Which type of space heater should I choose?

The choice depends on the size of the room, intended use, budget, and personal preferences. Inertia radiators are economical to use, fan heaters provide quick heat, and oil heaters are quieter but often bulkier.

What power should I choose for my room?

Plan for about 100 watts per m² for a well-insulated room. For a more precise estimate, consult a power-to-volume correspondence table.

What is the most economical space heater?

Fan heaters from the latest generation, with precise programmability, can be economical. Inertia radiators and oil heaters are also efficient, though often more expensive to purchase initially.

What is the safest space heater?

Inertia radiators are generally considered safer because they do not have exposed heating elements. However, all heaters should be used following safety guidelines, such as the anti-tilt features on recent models.

Use and Maintenance

How can I use a space heater safely?

Never cover the heater, avoid placing it near flammable materials, refrain from plugging it into a power strip, and always turn it off when leaving the room.

Where should I place a space heater?

Place it on a stable surface, away from walls and curtains. Avoid very humid areas.

What is the lifespan of a space heater?

On average, a space heater lasts between 5 and 10 years depending on usage. Our products, made with premium materials, offer excellent value for money.

How should I maintain a space heater?

Regularly clean the grilles and check the power cord. Most of our models have grilles with washable pre-filters.

Can I use a space heater all night?

We do not recommend using a space heater all night to avoid overconsumption. Use the programming feature to optimize its use, remembering that we sleep better in a slightly cool room.

Consumption and Energy Savings

Which space heater consumes the least electricity?

Inertia radiators and reversible heat pumps are the most economical. Latest-generation models also allow programmable settings (routines) for maximum savings.

How can I reduce the consumption of a space heater?

Use a thermostat, program it for specific hours, insulate your room well, and choose energy-efficient models.

What financial aid is available for purchasing?

Check with your energy provider and local authorities. We provide the necessary invoices for your aid requests.

Common Issues and Solutions

My space heater isn’t heating, what should I do?

If the device has tipped over, the anti-tilt safety may prevent it from restarting. Unplug it, put it back in position, and plug it back in. Also, check the thermostat and filters.

Why is my space heater making noise?

This could be due to an object being stuck, a ventilation issue, or accumulated dust.

My heater consumes too much, why?

A thermostat set too high, a poorly insulated room, or a defective device could be the cause.

Other Questions

Are space heaters harmful to health?

They can dry out the air, causing respiratory irritation if used excessively. Make sure to ventilate the room well and maintain a good humidity level.

What is the difference between a space heater and an electric radiator?

A space heater is portable and used to heat a room temporarily, while an electric radiator is usually fixed and part of a central heating system.

For more information on space heaters, visit our guide on how to choose a space heater.

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