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https://www.electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk/Eco Stores Direct specialise in energy efficient, eco friendly electric radiators with strong design. Map Locationelectricradiatorsdirect.co.uk FAQCan i install my bathroom electric radiators myself?no. you should only install your bathroom radiators yourself if you are a qualified electrician. to comply with european council electrical safety directives, all electrical appliances fitted in bathrooms must be installed by a certified professional. any guidelines supplied in the product manual must also be followed to ensure a safe, futureproof fitting. How do electric panel heaters work? the main difference between panel heaters and electric radiators is that panel heaters heat by convection only. hot elements in the bottom of each heater warm the air as it circulates around the room. the temperature in the room rises as the overall temperature of the air increases. unlike radiators, panel heaters do not give off radiant heat. Are electric bathroom radiators suitable for diy installation? electric radiators are not suitable for diy installation when used in a bathroom. electric radiators for bathrooms must be hardwired by a qualified electrician – it is not sufficient to plug the radiators into bathroom sockets. having your bathroom radiators professionally installed is essential to keep your bathroom heating safe and compliant with european council electrical safety directives. Why can’t i paint my electric radiators? you should never paint your electric radiators. paint can interfere with the radiators’ electronic controls and may reduce heat output. your radiators will not be covered under the manufacturer’s warranty if you paint, accessorise or customise them in any way. Can i use my electric radiator to dry towels? no. electric radiators should not be used for towel drying. covering your radiators with towels, clothes or items of any other kind will reduce the radiators’ performance and may cause a fire hazard. if you want to use your bathroom heating to dry towels, you may want to consider purchasing an electric towel rail instead. View Full FAQ >> |
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