iRad Glass-fronted electric radiators
Go with glass for a touch of class.
The stunning iRad Glass embodies innovation, function and timeless, minimalist good looks.
Can be used independently or with other electric radiators to form an electric central heating system.
- Heights: From 250mm to 2000mm
- Widths: From 250mm to 2000mm
- Heat outputs: Up to 1300 Watts
- Finishes: White glass, black glass and other coloured glass finishes
For more information including prices, please call 01274 567789 or email contact@electric-radiators.uk. Phones always answered Monday to Friday, 9am till 5pm (except Bank Holidays)
iRad Mirror glass-fronted electric radiators
Mirror, mirror, on the wall, this iRad beauty is the fairest of them all, an electric radiator and mist-free mirror in one. A striking feature radiator or a neat space saving solution for small bathrooms, this radiator adds the feeling of light, space and warmth.
In future, right now and on reflection, the innovation, function and timeless minimalist good looks of iRad Mirror will be looking right back at you.
Can be used independently or with other electric radiators to form an electric central heating system.
Heights: From 250mm to 2000mm
Widths: From 250mm to 2000mm
Heat outputs: Up to 1300 Watts
Finish: Mirror glass front with silver case.
For more information including prices, please call 01274 567789 or email contact@electric-radiators.uk. Phones always answered Monday to Friday, 9am till 5pm (except Bank Holidays)
iRad radiant panel electric radiators
Our iRad flat panel electric radiators work by radiating heat out front the flat front panel. They do not contain any liquid, but just an electric heating element that heats up when it is instructed to. The radiator includes a power switch as standard on the side. All other instructions would come from the wireless controller.
iRads have a maximum surface temperature of 70 degrees centigrade as standard, which is equivalent to the maximum surface temperature of standard central heating radiators. The surface temperature is controlled by a thermal sensor built into the radiator. However the maximum surface temperature can be reduced on request if a Low Surface Temperature (LST) radiator is required. LST radiators are commonly installed in hospitals and care homes.
