Output calculated by room
Room size, exposure and insulation are considered before wattage is proposed, avoiding both underheating and unnecessary installed load.
Wattage schedule per room
Electric radiators, convectors, infrared panels and towel rails for homes, rentals and professional spaces.
We supply electric heating appliances for spaces where independent, controllable heat is the practical answer: electric radiators, convectors, infrared panels, towel rails and portable units. The choice is based on room volume, insulation, operating hours and control needs, with electrical load and mounting requirements checked before the order.

A holiday property used on weekends needs a different response from a bedroom heated every evening. Wattage alone does not describe comfort, control or running pattern.

Electric heat is simple only after the room load and the electrical load have both been calculated.
We compare heat loss, operating hours, wall space and controls, then schedule each unit with its output and electrical requirement for the installer.
A single room schedule prevents mismatched outputs, overloaded circuits and a different control system in every room.
Room size, exposure and insulation are considered before wattage is proposed, avoiding both underheating and unnecessary installed load.
Wattage schedule per room
Manual, weekly programming and connected control are matched to a permanent home, rental or intermittently used space.
Control strategy included
Total connected load and circuit requirements are reviewed before multiple units are ordered for a property.
Load list for the electrician
Models, outputs and mounting positions are coordinated room by room for renovations, hotels and rental portfolios.
Consolidated appliance schedule
Wall-mounted fluid and dry-element radiators with thermostatic control
Fast-response wall-mounted and portable heating for intermittent use
Radiant wall and ceiling panels for targeted comfort and clean interiors
Bathroom heating and towel drying in multiple sizes and finishes

Steady heat with controls the household will use.
Output and programming are balanced for regular occupied hours and the room's heat loss.

Fast, independent heat for intermittent stays.
Connected controls and quick-response appliances suit properties that are not continuously occupied.

Comfort and towel drying with bathroom-safe equipment.
Appropriate ingress protection and permitted installation zones guide model and position.

Repeatable models with simple guest operation.
A standardised schedule keeps controls familiar and replacement straightforward across rooms.
Use more than floor area; height, insulation, glazing and exposure all affect output.
Quick convective heat and steady radiant heat suit different patterns.
Multiple room units can require circuit or supply changes even when each appliance is modest.
Weekly programming and remote access should be requirements, not afterthoughts.
Only appropriately rated equipment may be installed in the permitted location.
Shared controls and a repeat model simplify daily use and future replacement.
It ignores insulation, ceiling height, climate and glazing.
A full-house schedule can exceed available electrical capacity.
Cables, stability and poor control make them unsuitable for many long-term layouts.
Representative selections from the catalog — indicative of what we quote, stock-source and deliver week to week. Ask for the full schedule with formats, finishes and current lead times.
Wall-mounted fluid and dry-element radiators with thermostatic control
Fast-response wall-mounted and portable heating for intermittent use
Radiant wall and ceiling panels for targeted comfort and clean interiors
Bathroom heating and towel drying in multiple sizes and finishes
There is no reliable single figure for every room. Area, ceiling height, insulation, glazing, exposure and location must be considered before output is selected.
A convector responds quickly by warming moving air, while many electric radiators provide steadier heat through a heated body or fluid. The better choice depends on operating hours and comfort preference.
They can be in suitable, well-assessed spaces, but coverage, mounting position and heat loss must be checked rather than assumed.
Many ranges offer connected thermostats or app control. We confirm the available control system for each model before quoting.
Only products with the appropriate ingress protection and installation-zone approval should be used. Electric towel rails are commonly selected where compliant placement is available.
Yes. Send room areas or plans and we can prepare a model and output schedule, then quote the appliances as one coordinated order.
Materials from this category are usually specified for interior design projects. If your project needs installation as well as supply, we handle both together.