Has anyone done a study? Like to know same size room and same temperature setting for like if at home all day the kw used by oil filled radiator, ceramic core radiator and infrared heater, ideally with max power being the same It mainly as hear efficiency is similar, like 100% electric but how they do heat is different so wonder what one is actually better and to know kw used for each, am looking more at oil filled over ceramic at moment
Hi there, thanks for getting in touch. The Ecostrad iQ Ceramic does have a mechanical on/off power switch located at the back of the unit. There is also a standby button on the touchscreen interface which can be used to switch the radiator on and navigate between heating modes. We hope this answers your question. For any further information, please get in touch via our website www.electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk/contact-us/ Thanks again The ERD Team
@@FatManBuilds Unfortunately we only do our iQ Ceramic in White & Black. You can find all our other Anthracite Electric Radiators here - www.electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk/anthracite-electric-radiators/
We always recommend hardwiring when installing multiple electric heaters in a property. This is because too many electrical devices plugged into one circuit risks overloading the ring main - tripping your electrics in the process. Hardwiring is a straightforward solution - and is a quick and simple job for a qualified electrician. For more info, take a look at our blog post addressing hardwiring: www.electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk/news/wall-mounting-an-electric-radiator-diy-vs-hardwired/
Anyone thinking of buying so you can lock forget it. Tenants quickly learn just switch off and back on again and the locks gone. Happy days 30 degrees in every room and windows open. Utter crap
Terrible terrible products… we bought 3 of them and they don’t heatt up the room enough they never go higher than 22 degrees… also can’t even set up for the morning to go on automaticly what a joke
Hi there, thank you for your feedback. We’re sorry these products aren’t performing how you expected. To address these issues, we recommend reaching out to our support team at support@electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk. They can offer guidance to ensure your radiators are operating as you require for your space. Thank you The ERD Team
I would of like to see a demonstration in the display n how to get it up n running
Has anyone done a study?
Like to know same size room and same temperature setting for like if at home all day the kw used by oil filled radiator, ceramic core radiator and infrared heater, ideally with max power being the same
It mainly as hear efficiency is similar, like 100% electric but how they do heat is different so wonder what one is actually better and to know kw used for each, am looking more at oil filled over ceramic at moment
Actual demonstration of setting the display and to use it would of been good
Hi do these have a simple on off switch
Press button and it comes on then adjust temperature thanks
Hi there, thanks for getting in touch.
The Ecostrad iQ Ceramic does have a mechanical on/off power switch located at the back of the unit. There is also a standby button on the touchscreen interface which can be used to switch the radiator on and navigate between heating modes. We hope this answers your question. For any further information, please get in touch via our website www.electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk/contact-us/
Thanks again
The ERD Team
No information on cost comparisons with say a heat pump or Gas Boiler or how to use it optimally with Solar PV
Cracking ceramic radiator 😅❤
I bought one and it’s doing my head in even tho I got the instructions ,I just want it up n running it’s now in my shed unused grrrrr
Does this item ship to the USA?
Hi there, do you know when the anthracite ones will be available? Thanks!
You can find them here - www.electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk/ecostrad-iq-ceramic-wifi-controlled-electric-radiators-black/
@@ElectricRadiatorsDirect thanks do you have anthracite? I had a look but can't see any
@@FatManBuilds Unfortunately we only do our iQ Ceramic in White & Black. You can find all our other Anthracite Electric Radiators here - www.electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk/anthracite-electric-radiators/
@@ElectricRadiatorsDirect okay, thanks I will have a look, thanks for the replies!
Why hard wired for multiple units?
We always recommend hardwiring when installing multiple electric heaters in a property. This is because too many electrical devices plugged into one circuit risks overloading the ring main - tripping your electrics in the process. Hardwiring is a straightforward solution - and is a quick and simple job for a qualified electrician. For more info, take a look at our blog post addressing hardwiring: www.electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk/news/wall-mounting-an-electric-radiator-diy-vs-hardwired/
Also if not know often heaters should be on their own circuit from consumer unit, I read it when researching
Anyone thinking of buying so you can lock forget it. Tenants quickly learn just switch off and back on again and the locks gone. Happy days 30 degrees in every room and windows open. Utter crap
If she was in my home, it would negate the need for additional heat sources!
The bird is a 10. Hard to take in whats being said😂
Terrible terrible products… we bought 3 of them and they don’t heatt up the room enough they never go higher than 22 degrees… also can’t even set up for the morning to go on automaticly what a joke
Hi there, thank you for your feedback. We’re sorry these products aren’t performing how you expected. To address these issues, we recommend reaching out to our support team at support@electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk. They can offer guidance to ensure your radiators are operating as you require for your space.
Thank you
The ERD Team
I wonder how flexible she is??