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GROUNDWORKS; HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES 59


Electrorad introduces the Thermastore High Heat Retention Storage Heater


have heat whenever you want it throughout the whole of the day, unlike the more traditional heaters that can often only provide enough heat for start of the day then run out toward the end. The ThermaStore also has optional app control too which is compatible with Alexa and Google Home giving you voice control of your heating! With built in digital controls and clever


thermostat the ThermaStore HHR has the ability to learn what charge is required to heat your rooms day to day, which means it really makes your Economy 7 tariff work hard for you and is proven to be up to 27% cheaper to run than a standard storage heaters! The ThermaStore HHR is an exciting


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lectrorads’ newest edition to its family of electric heating has launched! Richard Brown, Managing Director at


Electrorad says “the R&D team have worked tirelessly to ensure the BRE, BSRIA and LOT20 boxes are fi rmly ticked and that we are recognised on the SAP database within the


high heat retention category. Our ThermaStore HHR Storage System really does bring all the great advantages of storage heating without any of the negatives”. The ThermaStore HHR has high quality


internal insulation around its core, enabling longevity of heat retention which ensures you


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development within the High Heat Retention marketplace and is available from all wholesalers nationally NOW!


0113 2746799 www.electrorad.co.uk/thermastore-hhr- storage-heater


21/07/2022 13:22


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