When it comes to selecting electric radiators for your home, there’s lots to think about and many factors to consider, including:
- Wattage: The wattage of an electric radiator determines how much heat it can produce. Higher wattage radiators will produce more heat, but they will also use more electricity. It is important to choose a radiator with the right wattage for the size of the room you want to heat.
- Type of radiator: There are two main types of electric radiators: convection and radiant. Convection radiators heat the air in the room, while radiant radiators heat objects in the room. Radiant radiators are more efficient than convection radiators, but they are also more expensive.
- Features: Some electric radiators come with additional features, such as timers, thermostats, and remote controls. These features can be convenient, but they can also add to the cost of the radiator.
- Installation: Most electric radiators are easy to install yourself, but if you are not comfortable installing the radiator yourself, you need to find a professional electrician.
- Placement: It is important to place electric radiators in the right locations in your home. For example, you should place them in the centre of the room so that the heat can circulate evenly. You should also avoid placing them near furniture or curtains, as this can be a fire hazard.
Help choosing your electric heating
Don’t worry! We’re here to guide you in just two simple steps so you make the right choice of electric heating for your home, get it installed correctly and use it safely to keep your home nice and warm.
Step 1: Use the 21st Century Heating wattage calculator
Access our clever wattage calculator using the button below. This helpful tool will assist you in determining your heating needs based on your home’s size, location, and insulation level.
Step 2: Enter details about your home
Complete the requested details, such as the size of each room and your geographical location. Our calculator will use this information to provide you with a precise estimate of the required heating power for each room.
And that’s it! With just two steps, you’ll be one step closer to choosing the perfect electric radiator for your home. Remember, efficient heating not only keeps you warm but can also help you save energy and reduce costs.
Bonus step: Use our heating design form
You can tell us more details about your home and heating requirements, and we’ll get back to you with a free quote for the supply and installation of new electric heating that meets your needs and helps to save money on your energy bills.