New Generation Ceramic Heater

What is a ceramic heater?

If you are at the stage of looking for alternative heating, ceramic heaters are worth considering first. They appeared on the electric heating market not long ago, but have already managed to earn a good reputation and positive user reviews. In this article, we will explore why this type of heating is so popular and how to avoid mistakes when choosing a ceramic heater.

A ceramic heater is a worthy alternative to outdated, inefficient heating, helping to maintain the required room temperature. These devices heat a room through thermal radiation from the surface of the ceramic plate. They are also suitable for rooms with high ceilings, where it's impossible to heat the room through convection alone.

On average, the width of a ceramic panel is 12 mm; in ECOTEPLO heaters the width is 55 mm.  A special feature of this heater is that it is able to keep heating the room for some time even after being unplugged from the mains. The ability to release heat without being connected to the mains is a unique quality specific only to energy-saving ceramic heaters.

Let's look at the advantages of ceramic heaters:

Safety. This device keeps the temperature within normal limits, does not overheat, and eliminates the risk of burns. This is especially important for families with children. Even if a child touches the front panel, it poses no danger.

Service life. Because the heating elements do not interact with the air, the heater will serve you for many years.

Cost-effectiveness. Despite its high heat output, it consumes a small amount of electricity.

Design solution. You can choose a panel to suit any taste and any interior. Moreover, such devices look quite stylish and, with the right approach, will make a room more aesthetically appealing.

Placement options. You can place the heater on the floor using special casters, or mount it permanently on the wall.

Saving electricity with a thermostat

For a heater to be economical, we recommend choosing a device with a thermostat. With it, the heater can maintain the set temperature and switch off once it is reached. Ceramic heaters with a built-in thermostat allow you to significantly save on electricity and reduce utility costs.

The heating principle of ceramic panels

Ceramic heaters work on a dual-heating principle: infrared heat and convection. Thanks to this, the room heats evenly and retains warmth for a long time. Infrared devices work by radiating heat that warms objects within range. This type of heating is the safest for people. Convection heating involves the constant mixing of warm and cold air. Cold air passes through the heat exchanger, after which the heated air masses rise. As a result of air circulation, the room heats up.

Where are ceramic heaters installed?

These devices are versatile in their application and can be installed anywhere. Ceramic heaters are most often used in the following spaces:

Residential premises. This can be a large private house or an apartment. A ceramic panel provides heat to a room provided the device is correctly matched to the required floor area.

Office heating. Office spaces require additional heating. Favorable conditions for employees are necessary for productivity and high performance. Room temperature plays an important role here too, and a ceramic heater can help.

Schools, kindergartens. Undoubtedly, wherever children are present, it should always be warm. That's why heaters are often used as an additional form of heating. They are also used in shops, beauty salons, food service establishments, etc. If you need help choosing a ceramic heater, contact an Ecoteplo company manager. They will help determine what power is needed for your room, help you choose a color that matches your interior, place your order, and within a few days you'll be able to use the device and check the quality of its work for yourself.

To understand the benefits of modern heating systems, we recommend reading our heater selection guide.

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3. What are the benefits of ceramic heaters?

How much does it cost to heat a room up to 20 m2?

All models in this category (Air, Terra, DUO lines) have a power of 1000 W - enough for a room up to 20 m2.

Consumption calculation: 1 kW x 10 hours of operation per day = approximately 10 kWh. Actual consumption is usually lower - the thermostat switches off the heating element once the set temperature is reached and then only maintains it, rather than heating continuously at full power.