15 Reasons Not To Overlook Oil Filled Radiators With Timer Oil Filled Radiators With Timer

Our radiators that are filled with oil and have timers are a great option for heating rooms over a long time. The heaters operate by heating the reservoir of thermal oil inside the heater with an electric heating element. The warmth is transferred to the room by air convection.

They are also equipped with a number of safety features like overheat protection as well as tip over switches. They're also a great fit for any space thanks to their modern, sleek design and compact fins.

Heating Element

Radiators that are fueled with oil and fitted with a timer will keep your room at the ideal temperature for as long you want. They utilize the same heating technology as central heating radiators but are better suited for rooms that are frequently used - like living spaces.

Heating elements work to warm the thermal oil within the radiator. As the liquid heats up it expands, pushing the colder oil towards the element, creating a continuous convection cycle. The heat generated by the heating element is transmitted to the surrounding air and helps warm the area - much like the traditional wire radiator.

When the heating element turns off, it allows the thermal fluid to cool down. This slows down the cooling process, which helps to prevent overheating. This also extends the longevity of your radiator. This is also a more energy-efficient method of heating rather than having the element switched continuously, reducing the overall cost of electricity over time.

Many of our radiators with oil come with a 24 hour timer and thermostat, allowing you to control your heating remotely or manually. This allows you to plan your heating around your routine and ensure that the room is at just the right temperature the time you require it.

Certain models of ours have an advanced eco mode, adjusting the output of heating to decrease the energy consumption. This is an excellent way to cut down on your energy bills without sacrificing the level of comfort you require.

It is recommended that an electrician professional install the element, and hardwire it into a fused spur. This is a fast and easy job that shouldn't cost you too much and will ensure your radiator is safe to use.


A few of our oil-filled radiators that have timers are compatible with smart thermostats. This allows you to control your heater with an app on your smartphone. This is an excellent option for those who are busy and need to alter their heating schedule when they travel. Many of these models include our eco-mode, which allows you to alter your heating settings automatically while you're away from your home. This will ensure that your home is kept at an ideal temperature.

Convection Method

You can set the timer to turn on and off your heating system at any time. You can set the thermostat to warm your home before you arrive, and then turn it off when you leave. This is a great way to save energy in draughty rooms. The thermostats with digital controls on radiators with oil and a timers ensure that you are able to set the temperature accurately which reduces energy consumption while improving comfort.

This kind of heater is ideal for living spaces since it has superior thermal properties, which provide comfortable heating all day. Their slow cooling downs, great heat retention and sleek designs allow them to be put in a variety of locations, such as small-sized rooms, kitchens and bathrooms.

They're available as portable and fixed options which lets you choose the ideal heater for your space based on the amount of mobility you want and where it will be placed. You can also choose between a traditional white or a stylish black for a contemporary appearance.

The internal oil is heated by an electric heating element before being warmed by convection into the air and dispersed throughout your home. This results in a fast steady and even heat distribution throughout all areas of your home. This is particularly useful in large open-plan spaces and areas with draughts where heating might struggle to reach.

Ecostrad, as the pioneer in electric heating has invested in the most up-to-date technology in electric heating to ensure that our products provide the highest performance. These heaters are powered by an advanced electric heating component that has various modes of operation.

This intelligent technology allows you to control the heating element either manually or through a smartphone application, allowing you to adapt your heating to your lifestyle. Our variety of models also have built-in smart features like remote control and voice control, so that you can enjoy the degree of warmth wherever you are.

Oil-filled radiators are less maintenance intensive than gas central heating. Their robust constructions and zero moving parts mean there's a reduced risk of mechanical problems which makes them a good choice for homes with children and pets. They're easy to clean too - simply wipe them down with a damp cloth and they'll keep looking great for long time to come. You should never attempt to fill a radiator with oil, however - it's a delicate process that should always be done by a professional to ensure secure and proper use.

Portable & Fixed Options

In contrast to electric fan heaters oil-filled radiators are engineered and manufactured from scratch to promote the natural convection process. These heaters are a fraction of the cost of other electric heating systems due to their custom design and superior thermal properties.

Due to their superior thermal properties, it can take an oil-filled radiator longer to warm up than other types of electric heaters. When they are on, the temperature will rise more steadily and evenly compared to an electric fan heater.

The heating element will automatically switch off once it has reached the temperature that is desired. oil radiator helps conserve energy by not having to switch on and off constantly. It also prevents the possibility of diathermic oils overheating inside the radiator.

Our range of radiators filled with oil and timers feature a number of additional control options that enhance the efficiency of your energy and increase security. They include a 24-hour programmable timer that lets you set when the heater should turn on and off. This is perfect if you like to get up and return home to a warm and cozy house at the same time every day. This prevents the radiator from getting accidentally turned on when you are asleep or away for a long period of time.

Another feature that is included in many of our oil filled radiators is an ECO mode that reduces the operating frequency of the heating element, again to cut down on energy costs. This is particularly beneficial if you pay for different electricity rates at different times of the day as it allows you to run your radiators during cheaper tariffs, and switch them off when they're not needed.

Our range of oil-filled radiators that have a timer is available in a choice of sizes and styles to suit a variety of spaces. From oval, square, and flat bar designs to traditional column designs, there's an option for you. If you're considering installation the radiator, you should delegate the job to a professional electrician who can fit the radiator and connect it into the fused spur. Once it's installed, regular bleeds (and occasional cleaning with a damp cloth) should keep your ecostrad operating at its peak performance.

Safety Features

If you're looking for a secure efficient, effective and easy to use radiator, an oil filled one is a good option. The diathermic oils in the radiators allow them to heat gradually and evenly across a room. Safety features include tilt switches and overheat protection, which shuts off the heater if the unit is tipped or pushed. This is a safer choice around children and pets.

Oil radiators work by heating the reservoir of thermal oils using an electrical current. The heat is transferred to the walls of the metal, and through air convection or radiation to the rest the room. They don't have exposed heating elements, therefore they are less likely to ignite things close to them. They can also be used with lower costs of electricity than halogen or fan heaters. However, they take a bit longer to heat up and continue to release heat after the switch is turned off, so they may be hot to touch.

Although these heaters are intended to be safe around children and pets It is recommended to keep them at a reasonable distance from any flammable objects within the space (think curtains, bedding etc). If a heater leaks oil from its reservoir or its internal workings it will be very hot to touch and may pose a burn risk So, please ensure that it has a guard and is securely attached to the wall to prevent this.

Modern electric heaters feature many advanced safety features, like overheat protection as well as an automatic thermal shutoff. These functions help to reduce the risk of fire. A lot of models have a remote control, an adjustable heating power, and even an eco-mode to further reduce energy usage. They're also very mobile and usually come with wheels to allow you to move them around your home. If you want to plan your heating, there are plenty of models with a built-in timer that is 24 hours, which can be particularly beneficial if you live a hectic schedule.