I cannot believe how modern and efficient my new Thermapanel Girnona radiators are. I have a large old house that has always been difficult to heat and installed my radiators were ordered in two stages. Now that they are all installed and working my house has never been so warm.
Thanks so much for your speedy response and delivery
Lynn R – Cowden, Kent
We are please to announce that we have been awared the project to supply 320 radiators as Phase 1 of the Thanmes Gateway project at Dartford crossing. The project was awarded by a major M&E consultant in Berkshire
Our new web site is designed to get you the information you want quicker and easier, but please don’t use us as a price comparison site.
“Electric Radiators” work in many different ways depending on the manufacturer and the type of product that they sell, indeed the term “Radiator” is very loose at the bottom end of the scale.
They start at the lowest level with a simple plug-in convector heater priced at about £25 and then start creeping up to portable oil filled heater both of which you can buy in any DIY store. This is not our market. We sell proper electric radiators, that are not a mass produced off the shelf system. Indeed they designed to last you many years and also suit a variety of budgets. Our Electric Radiators and experience – in excess of 25 years experience are proven and not new to the market.
Our prices start from £130 – so if you are looking for a low cost short term heater – sorry we can’t help!
Sorry for this unadulterated comment on our launch but hey we do know what we are doing.
Thanks for getting your radiators to us in time for Christmas. We have family visiting and the house has never been so warm. Thanks again
Special Offer Products in damaged boxes
We have a few radiators in perfect condition that have some minor damage to the boxes only. The radiators are in perfect condition and have been checked and tested. We have the following available:-
To order just call 0800 130 3255
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http://www.removals-of-croydon.co.uk
Air Source Heat Pump technology has become very popular. Energy is used to draw the heat from the surrounding air, and use it to generate a much greater amount of heat. Even when temperatures are considerably below zero, the cold air contains energy which can be used for efficient heating. Air source heat pumps are efficient even at minus temperatures. In the U.K. we have relatively mild temperatures meaning that the heat pump will run with excellent efficiency all the year round.
If you have a typical wet radiator system, or underfloor heating system then this Heat Pump technology could be ideal for you. The Heat Pump technology and method of working is not new – indeed they were invented more than 50 years ago.
By clicking on this link it will tell you some more about the background
So if you are building or refurbishing a property and want long term low running costs without loss of comfort, and at the same time you save energy and CO2 emissions then a Heat Pump is a must.
CO2 emissions are considerably reduced as 75% of your energy usage is now coming from the outside air. An air source heat pump only produces around 40% of the emissions of a typical gas condensing boiler.
Our air source heat pumps can be used for a wide range of applications including heating, cooling, domestic hot water and swimming pools.
Put simply in a domestic application then one of two types.
For normal wet central heating with modern high efficiency radiators, underfloor heating or skirting radiators, then we recommend either an Air to Water Heat Pump, which is ideal for virtually any property, or a ground souce heat pump if you have the space to put large coil into the ground.
The COP of an air source heat pump is the Coefficient Of Performance. A COP of 4 means that for every kilowatt of electricity put in, you get 4 kilowatts of energy in the form of warm water. The COP rating we use for our calculations is based on a yearly average, which we have found to be 3.8. Many other manufacturers us a COP reading based on 20 ℃. However as we rarely reach these temperatures in the U.K. we have provided a full range of COP readings with the corresponding temperatures.
Our Air source heat pumps consist of one simple compact unit. The smaller models such as the 3 kW and the 5 kW are generally used for quick and easy installation to provide cost effective domestic hot water. These units have the added advantage that they can be located internally (generally in roof spaces) as well as externally, and they can easily be plumbed into an indirect cylinder. For those wanting hot water & heating, larger models are available which are suitable for underfloor and radiator heating but will need to be sited externally, as per the image above. In addition the larger units have a hot water tank which ascts as a buffer when used for central heating water.
The co-efficient of performance or COP of a heat pump is the ratio of the output heat to the electricity input supplied, i.e, one kilowatt of energy used produces 4 kilowatts of heat. The Therma air pump unit works out at a COP rating of between 3.6 to 4.8 depending on the air temperature . Below is an average cost per kWh for the main fuels, when calculating the heat pump one needs to divide the kWh by the COP. I.E. 10p per kWh peak divided by a COP off 4 equals 2.5p per kWh; off peak is 1.4p per kWh.
| Natural Gas | 3.4p per kWh | Electric off peak | 5.6p per kWh |
| Coal | 13.p per kWh | Oil | 6.9p per kWh |
| LPG bulk | 8.8p per kWh | Wood logs | 1.0p per kWh |
| LPG cylinder | 9.2p per kWh | Wood chippings | 1.5p per kWh |
| Electric | 10.p per kWh | Wood pellet | 3.0p per kWh |
These units are becoming more and more popular, more so on oil and LPG boiler replacements as they are four times cheaper to run than oil and LPG, working in conjunction with solar photovoltaic panels you could have a situation where you are heating and lighting you r house free of charge
Therma Airpump System
This is a split system i.e., it has both inside and outside units. The outdoor unit extracts low temperature energy from the environment; it upgrades the temperature then via a refrigerant circuit transfers it to the indoor unit, giving a typical COP range from 3 to 5, which means extracting heat from renewable sources requires only 1 kW of electric input to produce 3 to 5kW of heating, making this unit more than capable of warming a house completely even during our coldest winter days.
The indoor unit is known as a "aqua box", which can be connected to existing radiators, under floor heating, skirting radiators or convector heaters. There are two options of this box; one that does heating only and the other does heating and cooling. Inbuilt to this unit is a standby electrical booster heater so that heat can be maintained should the pump malfunction. A domestic hot water tank is required which is constructed of stainless steel to maintain the highest standard of energy efficiency. With the combination of electric booster heaters and heat pump exchanger ensures rapid water heating with the lowest possible energy consumption.
The system controls are user friendly and gives you flexibility throughout the year for your heating and cooling functions.
This unit is very flexible as far as positioning is concerned, the outside unit having the ability to be up to 70 meters from the aqua box, it can also be installed on walls. The noise level is comparable to the exhaust of a modern condensing boiler whilst working. The aqua box is wall mounted and can be positioned anywhere within the property. The hot water cylinder has the option of mains pressure or vented versions and again can be positioned anywhere within the property, including the loft area, solar thermal can also be added on installation or at a later date, and comes with a 3 year parts and labour warranty.
Please click on the following link for actual expamples of Heat Pumps in action
Air Source Heat Pump technology has become very popular. Energy is used to draw the heat from the surrounding air, and use it to generate a much greater amount of heat. Even when temperatures are considerably below zero, the cold air contains energy which can be used for efficient heating. Air source heat pumps are efficient even at minus temperatures. In the U.K. we have relatively mild temperatures meaning that the heat pump will run with excellent efficiency all the year round.
If you have a typical wet radiator system, or underfloor heating system then this Heat Pump technology could be ideal for you. The Heat Pump technology and method of working is not new – indeed they were invented more than 50 years ago.
By clicking on this link it will tell you some more about the background
So if you are building or refurbishing a property and want long term low running costs without loss of comfort, and at the same time you save energy and CO2 emissions then a Heat Pump is a must.
CO2 emissions are considerably reduced as 75% of your energy usage is now coming from the outside air. An air source heat pump only produces around 40% of the emissions of a typical gas condensing boiler.
Our air source heat pumps can be used for a wide range of applications including heating, cooling, domestic hot water and swimming pools.
Put simply in a domestic application then one of two types.
For normal wet central heating with modern high efficiency radiators, underfloor heating or skirting radiators, then we recommend either an Air to Water Heat Pump, which is ideal for virtually any property, or a ground souce heat pump if you have the space to put large coil into the ground.
The COP of an air source heat pump is the Coefficient Of Performance. A COP of 4 means that for every kilowatt of electricity put in, you get 4 kilowatts of energy in the form of warm water. The COP rating we use for our calculations is based on a yearly average, which we have found to be 3.8. Many other manufacturers us a COP reading based on 20 ℃. However as we rarely reach these temperatures in the U.K. we have provided a full range of COP readings with the corresponding temperatures.
Our Air source heat pumps consist of one simple compact unit. The smaller models such as the 3 kW and the 5 kW are generally used for quick and easy installation to provide cost effective domestic hot water. These units have the added advantage that they can be located internally (generally in roof spaces) as well as externally, and they can easily be plumbed into an indirect cylinder. For those wanting hot water & heating, larger models are available which are suitable for underfloor and radiator heating but will need to be sited externally, as per the image above. In addition the larger units have a hot water tank which ascts as a buffer when used for central heating water.
The co-efficient of performance or COP of a heat pump is the ratio of the output heat to the electricity input supplied, i.e, one kilowatt of energy used produces 4 kilowatts of heat. The Therma air pump unit works out at a COP rating of between 3.6 to 4.8 depending on the air temperature . Below is an average cost per kWh for the main fuels, when calculating the heat pump one needs to divide the kWh by the COP. I.E. 10p per kWh peak divided by a COP off 4 equals 2.5p per kWh; off peak is 1.4p per kWh.
| Natural Gas | 3.4p per kWh | Electric off peak | 5.6p per kWh |
| Coal | 13.p per kWh | Oil | 6.9p per kWh |
| LPG bulk | 8.8p per kWh | Wood logs | 1.0p per kWh |
| LPG cylinder | 9.2p per kWh | Wood chippings | 1.5p per kWh |
| Electric | 10.p per kWh | Wood pellet | 3.0p per kWh |
These units are becoming more and more popular, more so on oil and LPG boiler replacements as they are four times cheaper to run than oil and LPG, working in conjunction with solar photovoltaic panels you could have a situation where you are heating and lighting you r house free of charge
Therma Airpump System
This is a split system i.e., it has both inside and outside units. The outdoor unit extracts low temperature energy from the environment; it upgrades the temperature then via a refrigerant circuit transfers it to the indoor unit, giving a typical COP range from 3 to 5, which means extracting heat from renewable sources requires only 1 kW of electric input to produce 3 to 5kW of heating, making this unit more than capable of warming a house completely even during our coldest winter days.
The indoor unit is known as a “aqua box”, which can be connected to existing radiators, under floor heating, skirting radiators or convector heaters. There are two options of this box; one that does heating only and the other does heating and cooling. Inbuilt to this unit is a standby electrical booster heater so that heat can be maintained should the pump malfunction. A domestic hot water tank is required which is constructed of stainless steel to maintain the highest standard of energy efficiency. With the combination of electric booster heaters and heat pump exchanger ensures rapid water heating with the lowest possible energy consumption.
The system controls are user friendly and gives you flexibility throughout the year for your heating and cooling functions.
This unit is very flexible as far as positioning is concerned, the outside unit having the ability to be up to 70 meters from the aqua box, it can also be installed on walls. The noise level is comparable to the exhaust of a modern condensing boiler whilst working. The aqua box is wall mounted and can be positioned anywhere within the property. The hot water cylinder has the option of mains pressure or vented versions and again can be positioned anywhere within the property, including the loft area, solar thermal can also be added on installation or at a later date, and comes with a 3 year parts and labour warranty.
Please click on the following link for actual expamples of Heat Pumps in action
Electraheat supplies Electric Towel Radiators and Ladder type Electric Towel Radiators.
Ladder Type Towel Radiators are all the rage and are available in a variety of outputs and styles including Chrome and White.
Outputs range from 500w to 900w, and are supplied complete with built-in thermostat and all applicable fixings necessary. The superior build quality and finish means they are suitable for any environment.
New exclusive range which include a built in fan heater to not only warm the towels but your room too. Fully waterprrof, it operates from the fluid inside the radiator.
Call us now on 0800 130 3255 for a quotation.
Electraheat specialise in the supply of the Thermapanel Classic Electric Radiator range for any domestic or commercial property
These Electric Heater Radiators, are an ideal panel heating solution that’s “plug and play”. You don’t have the time or resources to install expensive water based central heating. The expense and disruption is really off putting. Also provides are more attractive option rather than installing Dimplex Storage Heaters, or ugly Panel Heaters
The Thermapanel Classic Electric Radiators are attractive, easy to fit and offer contemporary styling, with Aluminium meaning that they are light and will fit on to any wall including internal partition walls. The range is divided into several models.
As Prices start from £130 + VAT and go up to £267 + VAT
So for a range of Electric Radiator Heaters with simple built-in thermostat and timer which will provide your complete solution for Electrical Heating please complete the form below.
The Thermapanel Classic Model desigsn are based upon the same principals of efficiency, performance and controllability as the rest of the Electraheat range. This coupled with incredible value for money and a ten year Guarantee makes the Classic an excellent choice.
Whether you have a small apartment or a large house to heat, the Thermapanel Classic Range provides the home with a great “plug and play” solution. We like to make sure that your radiators fit perfectly into your home so there are two contemporary designs to choose from.
For instant heat – straight out of the box, we can even supply feet – making this the quickest and easiest heating solution you’ve ever seen!
Inside the Aluminium body of the Classic Thermapanel is a special Thermodynamic fluid that warms each room with a healthy, radiant heat. Because the special fluid in the Classic Radiator absorbs energy very quickly, it uses very little electricity. The classic warms your room in minutes and continues to give off heat with incredible efficiency.
A clever programmer and thermostat are built into the Classic Thermapanel to help you get the most warmth for your money. By setting each room independently, you now have the power to conserve valuable energy – and make considerable savings on your bills. In addition you have the option of a wireless control system allowing them to be used as a conventional central heating system
To find out how many radiators you need, call FREE on 0800 130 3255 and we’ll do the rest. Alternatively, if you have a question, complete our enquiry form and find out about our bulk buy deals.
Thermapanel Classic Range radiators are special energy efficient Thermodynamic fluid filled and operate in a completely different way to the Premium units; here below are the following features.
To maximise the power used the Thermapanel Classic thermodynamic fluid filled radiators absorb energy quickly, heat up rapidly and emit heat slowly, whilst the amount of energy required to keep each room at the desired temperature is calculated by its own intelligent thermostat. By using only the exact amount of energy that each independent radiator needs, Thermapanel Classic radiators can reduce energy consumption by as much as 50% depending on the existing system installed.
Whether you install one or several radiators, each one can also be programmed to adjust temperature whenever required, meaning that everyone can have their rooms as they like, when they like and without the need to heat a whole house when rooms are not in use.
