One of the main elements of any decision when designing your home or workspace choosing the right kind of heating, is how much energy the system will use as you need it to be energy efficient and convenient. Panel heaters offer the perfect electrical heating system for cooler climates as they provide heat in an instant and the temperature is very easy to control with the flick of a switch, this is why they are so popular with homeowners.

They are adept at heating up any room of the house, including the bedrooms, living room, kitchen and study. You might find the house is a little chilly in the early mornings or during late evenings and a short period of heat is sufficient to warm the house up. They are also suitable for bathrooms, as long as it has a splashproof IP rating, the bathroom is generally the first place most people visit upon awakening and warmth is important here.

Their unique design means they are highly efficient and use a minimum amount of power. You can save yourself a lot of money by investing in panel heaters for your energy needs and you'll find your electricity bills are practically next to nothing.

Panel heaters work by mounting the panel on the wall just above floor level which enables the small gap behind the heater to draw in cold air from the floor, it heats up very quickly as the space is so little and then rises out of the top. This cyclical process continues over and over which increases the energy efficiency of the heater.

There are two types of panel heaters, portable and fixed panel heaters. Low wattage portable heaters are inexpensive to operate as they use less power, the energy used is actually comparable to the same amount of power a number of bright light bulbs would use. The most economical are perfect for heating an area for a short period and are priced at under £100, whilst if you prefer a more sophisticated model then pay a bit extra and have the benefit of accurate thermostatic controls and a built-in 24-hour time clock to programme the heating in advance.

Creda slimline electronic panel heaters have been designed to fit in with modern-day lifestyles and are stylish and easy to use. A little more expensive they offer electronic thermostatic control and a range of optional plug-in electronic timer modules, including 24 hour digital timer, single zone 7 day pilot wire programmer and runback timer.

The Elner range is perfect for small rooms such as bedrooms, studies, conservatories and loft conversions. Competitively priced they come in a wide range of outputs from 750w to 2000w and all models are available with or without 24 hour timer.

If you are interested in buying a panel heater for your heating needs then search online where you'll find companies that offer leading brands at competitive prices.

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