Panel/Convector heater?

[Welshsparky]

Have a customer with no heating at all in 2 of her bedrooms ( No gas supply also ) both rooms are around 6 x 3 meters .. Any suggestions for a decent panel/convector heater that will heat these rooms adequately?

 

[paul_h]

Dimplex 2kw panel heater with timer and thermostat. That's what I usually fit in bedrooms in electric houses. Flex can be short on them but so just watch what side ur spurs on.

 

[plugsandsparks]

Yep simple cheap 2KW convectors one at each end if you can. Perhaps with a separate thermostat, contactor and timer to control as i find the thermostats fitted to the heaters are a bit random and too close to the source.

 

[ayjay]

why fit a contactor?
why are the built in thermostats inadiquate

 

[plugsandsparks]

Load
Too close to source

 

[mydigitalhome]

Hi started using Cosystone Radiant Panel Heaters look smart and economical to use have now used them for some rentals and on new build as sole source of heat. Have also used them as top up heating too. They have a crap website but email them for a full catalog and ask for trade pricing. Home - Effective Construction Elements Ltd

 

[ayjay]

what is "load too close to source" ? thats new on me

 

[MDJ]

Have a customer with no heating at all in 2 of her bedrooms ( No gas supply also ) both rooms are around 6 x 3 meters .. Any suggestions for a decent panel/convector heater that will heat these rooms adequately?

are we talking on or off peak?

 

[plugsandsparks]

what is "load too close to source" ? thats new on me

OK with spell it out :

Answer to question 1 - why use a contactor - answer load
Question 2 - why are the built in thermostats inadiquate
Answer - too close to source, i.e. the heater doh