Heaters

Choose a heater based on whether you need extra warmth for a short time or longer. A fan heater warms the room quickly, an oil-filled radiator gives off heat evenly and keeps warming after it is switched off, and you can mount a thin panel heater on the wall. The heaters in our range have an output of 900–2,500 watts, and a larger room needs a higher output. You control Wi-Fi radiators with a phone app and can set heating schedules.

A thermostat keeps the room at the temperature you set. Our range includes heaters from Black+Decker, Taurus and Stadler Form.

STADLERFORM

STADLER FORM ANNA HEATER BLACK

SFANNAM

Elevate your ambience! Not just in design, but also with its advanced PTC ceramic heating element.

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99,00 €

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STADLERFORM

STADLER FORM PAUL HEATER

WHITE, 2000W, SFPAULV

Thanks to the unique Adaptive Heat&TRADE; technology, Paul is highly sensitive and provides exceptionally even heating. Unlike other heaters, it does not turn off and restart constantly, which can be...

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299,00 €

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Heater types spread heat into the room in different ways

In an oil-filled radiator, an electric heating element heats the oil inside the radiator, and the oil-filled sections give off heat evenly into the room. The oil retains heat for a long time, so the radiator keeps warming for a while after it is switched off. An oil-filled radiator has wheels and can be moved from room to room. It suits spaces that need extra heat for longer periods.

A panel heater is thin and light, and it is mounted on the wall or placed on feet. Warm air rises up from inside the panel, creating a circulating airflow in the room that spreads the heat. A fan heater blows warm air straight into the room, so it heats a small space quickly, for example a hallway or a study. In a bathroom, use only a heater that the manufacturer states is suitable for damp rooms. A Wi-Fi radiator is controlled with a phone app, so you can warm up the cottage before you arrive, as long as the cottage has a working internet connection.

A heater's output also tells you its electricity consumption: at full power a 2,000-watt heater uses 2 kilowatt hours in one hour. A thermostat cuts the heating when the room has reached the set temperature, so the unit does not run at full power all the time. A powerful heater puts a load on electrical cables, so plug it directly into a wall socket and do not cover it with clothes or towels.

Our range includes heaters and oil-filled radiators from Black+Decker and Taurus as well as heaters from Stadler Form. For summer heat, see air conditioners and fans.

Frequently asked questions about heaters

Should I choose an oil-filled radiator or a panel heater?

An oil-filled radiator gives off heat evenly and keeps warming after it is switched off, and you can move it on its wheels. A panel heater is thin and light, and you can mount it on the wall so it takes no floor space. For quick heating of a small space, a fan heater is a good fit.

How much electricity does a heater use?

Consumption depends on the output and how long it runs. At full power a 2,000-watt heater uses 2 kilowatt hours in one hour, and a 1,000-watt heater half of that. A heater with a thermostat cuts the heating when the room reaches the set temperature, so actual consumption is usually lower.

Where should I place a heater?

Place the heater on a stable surface with space around it, and keep curtains, furniture and clothes away from the front. Plug it directly into a wall socket, as a powerful device puts a load on an extension cable. Follow the manufacturer's instructions, especially in damp rooms.

In our stores, you can reach our knowledgeable staff on-site. Our online store customer service is also available to help you via chat, phone and email. You can find our Euronics stores in the following locations: