PHAM NEWS | OCTOBER 2024 Electric Heating 41


Space saving infrared heating panels


Towel rails with combined fan heater option


Warmth without the fuss


Available from Herschel is a range of ultra-slim and space saving infrared panels which can be mounted on walls or ceilings. Maintenance free and easy to install, the panels use radiant heat to warm a room which is claimed to be more efficient than conventional heating systems which waste energy by heating large volumes of air. Product options include the Select XLS range of


frameless infrared panels, which feature integrated receiver technology, and Comfort, manufactured and assembled in the company’s UK production facility. Also available is Herschel Krystal, said to be ideal for high end properties and bathrooms, which incorporates the latest in infrared technology to deliver high power and fast warm-up from a super-compact, space-saving design that can be neatly ceiling-recessed for a seamless finish. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1024/63


For customers seeking central heating without the fuss of pipes, the RadiWarm Signature Range of electric radiators mimics the heat quality of a gas central heating system but without the plumbing. Safety-conscious environments like care homes and nurseries can also benefit from the RadiWarm Safe Touch, featuring a low-temperature cover that ensures safety without sacrificing performance. The RadiWarm Economy+ is designed to provide quick


and high-quality heat. Filled with high-grade silica, this radiator is said to be both energy-efficient and simple to install. It comes in white or anthracite grey finishes and can be controlled via the company’s smart controller system, with heating managed remotely via the internet, or a radio frequency remote. Each model is backed by a five-year warranty. They are


also Lot 20 efficiency compliant, maintenance-free, and suitable for wet zones. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1024/64


Launched last year, the Electric Series from Stelrad includes a range of both steel and aluminium electric radiators, with standard radiators for any room along with a selection of towel rails specifically targeted at bathrooms and en-suites. The Electric Agata and


the Agata E-Flow – a straight, flat tube towel rail design – features five banks of three tubes with spaces between each bank, available in three sizes in both white and anthracite grey. The colour coordinated push button digital control with an LCD display is located on the bottom right hand side of the towel radiator, with numerous functions for efficiency, energy saving and safety in mind. The E-Flow towel rails in the range feature a fan heater


at the base of the towel rail and include manual controls for individual use of the towel rail or the fan heater, or both together as a 3 in 1 unit. The fan heater can be used alone to heat small rooms quickly and efficiently or in combination with the towel warmer to increase output. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1024/65


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Help and advice when you need it from specification assistance and tools to handing over a system. We have dedicated in-house and field based-technical teams so that you can always reach someone by phone and book site visits when necessary.


Heat pump sets with integrated components for easy, fast, fail-safe installations including NEW sets with lightweight stainless steel cylinders.


Our high quality products never fail to impress with their superior build quality and efficiency, excellent reliability and whisper quiet operation.


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