Electric radiators & electric elements

Plumbing Radiators & Heaters Elements & Radiators Electric radiators & electric elements

Choosing the right electric radiator or electric element is an easy and effective way to ensure a stable and comfortable indoor temperature. Whether you are looking for a permanent heating solution for your villa, a smart addition to your holiday home or extra heat in the garage, modern electric elements offer a fast and reliable source of heat.

Modern radiators combine stylish, Scandinavian design with high precision and energy efficiency. They react quickly to temperature changes, which means you can easily maintain an even indoor climate while having full control over your energy consumption. With us you will find wall-mounted and free-standing models adapted to all types of rooms.

Reset all filters
Small grid view Grid view List view

Buying guide for electric radiators and electric elements

When investing in new electric elements, there are several important factors to consider to ensure that you get the right effect and function for your specific needs. By choosing a radiator that is adapted to the size of the room and its insulation capacity, you optimize both comfort and operating economy.

Advantages of modern electric elements

  • Fast temperature regulation: Unlike older systems, modern electric radiators react immediately to temperature settings and changes in the environment.
  • Easy installation: Many models come with ready-made plugs or wall brackets that make installation uncomplicated.
  • Smart control: Selected models are equipped with built-in Wifi control and digital thermostats, which makes it possible to schedule heating and lower the temperature when the room is not in use.
  • Design and placement: With a slim and minimalist profile, the radiators blend discreetly under windows or on open wall surfaces without taking up unnecessary space.

Important considerations before purchasing

Before making your purchase, it is crucial to check the voltage of the element. The panels are available in both 230V and 400V versions. If you are replacing old elements in an existing system, it is important to check which fixed installation or voltage is present in the house.

Also calculate the power requirement per square meter. As a general rule, approximately 60–70W per square meter is usually calculated in normally insulated Nordic homes. A room with large windows, high ceilings or poor insulation may require a higher wattage to maintain an even heat during the coldest months.

Smart features for better economy

Choosing an electric radiator with a precise electronic thermostat contributes to a more even heat distribution compared to older mechanical thermostats that often turn on and off with large temperature fluctuations. With programmable weekly programs or app control, you can set night modes and adapt the heating to your everyday life, which is one of the most effective ways to reduce your heating costs.

JavaScript seem to be disabled in your browser.

You must have JavaScript enabled in your browser to utilize the functionality of this website.

//