Electric heaters

Q: What types of electric heaters are there?

There are convection heaters\, fan heaters\, ceramic heaters\, oil heaters\, and infrared heaters.

Q: Can I easily move an electric heater?

Yes\, most models are light and have handles\, so you can easily move them.

Q: How big can the space be for my electric heater?

It depends on the power. A 1000W heater heats a small room\, while a living room often needs 2000W or more.

Electric heaters.Warm and fuzzy.

For the bedroom

A heater for in the bedroom is silent, so you're not bothered by annoying noise.

For the bedroom

A heater for in the bedroom is silent, so you're not bothered by annoying noise.

For the living room

The heater heats up the space and ensures a nice temperature.

For the living room

The heater heats up the space and ensures a nice temperature.

For the bathroom

This heater has an IP4 certification, so you can use it safely in humid spaces

For the bathroom

This heater has an IP4 certification, so you can use it safely in humid spaces

For the garage

A heater for the garage has a fan that quickly heats up the space.

For the garage

A heater for the garage has a fan that quickly heats up the space.

Which electric heater suits you?

Fan heaters

A fan heater has a fan and a heating element, like a filament. The heater blows the hot air in the room, so the room warms up quickly.

You can feel the warmth right away.
With the fan, you can spread the warmth throughout the entire room.

Fan heaters make more noise than other heaters.

Fan heaters

Convection heaters

You can often use a convection heater as extra electric heating. Cold air flows along the heater, heats up, and goes up. That way, the hot air spreads throughout the room. An oil heater heats hold the hot air longer.

A convection heater doesn't make a lot of noise.

The room stays warm longer compared to other heaters, especially with oil heaters.

It takes 15 to 30 minutes until you feel the warmth of the heater.

Convection heaters

Infrared heaters

An infrared heater works with radiation heat. That way, you can warm up people, animals, and objects, but not the air. You can only feel the warmth if you're close to the heater.