Aluminium Electric Radiators

Aluminium radiators are known for offering impressive heat. This is because aluminium is a superconductor so you’ll have high and rapid heat outputs. This means aluminium warms your room quicker and more effectively than other materials. (And yes that includes electric aluminium radiators.) Though they do cool down quicker than other materials, it hasn't changed the fact that aluminium radiators are still extremely popular.

To learn more about the benefits of aluminium and how it can help lower your heating bills see our handy blog.

Aluminium radiators are known for their durability. They are resistant to corrosion too which makes them a highly popular material. But this does not mean they are completely immune. You still need to clean and maintain your radiator. But thankfully, this is pretty easy.

Electric radiators convert 100% of the energy given straight into heating. It means when you power your electric radiator, not a drop of electricity you’ve paid for is wasted. They can be highly efficient when used in smaller rooms or used for a shorter period of time. Due to their individual heating it means you can manage each radiator separately, turning ones off you don’t want to use and keeping others on. Unlike central heating radiators where you turn the boiler on and it heats all your radiators unless you’ve adjusted the valves.

Take a look at this useful guide to help you work out if an electric radiator would be cost effective for you. You might benefit largely from an electric radiator depending on how you heat your property, so be sure to have all the information you need to help you find the perfect radiator.

Many electric radiators are made with an inbuilt thermostat so you can easily control it with these. Thermostats, also known as electric heating elements are also known to be highly accurate so you’ll get stable and consistent heating when it's on. With newer electric radiator models, they are able to be controlled even easier via WIFI from an app you install on your phone or tablet. So you’ll no longer have to go over to your radiator to adjust it.

The size needed will depend on the size of your room. So you know exactly which radiators you need please use our BTU calculator. This is designed to work out the BTU output your room requires, and then filters down to show you radiators that can effectively heat that space.