2000W Convector Electric Radiator Heater

Product Description

A 2000W Convector Electric Radiator Heater is a device that uses electricity to heat the air in a room. It has a metal or glass panel that contains heating elements, which warm up the air as it passes through them. The heated air then rises and circulates in the room, creating a comfortable temperature.

Some features of a 2000W Convector Electric Radiator Heater are:

• It has three heat settings: low (800W), medium (1200W), and high (2000W), which allow you to adjust the amount of heat according to your preference.
• It has an adjustable thermostat, which lets you set the desired room temperature and automatically turns the heater on or off to maintain it.
• It has an overheat protection function, which shuts off the heater if it gets too hot or if it tips over, preventing fire hazards and damage.
• It can be either wall-mounted or freestanding, depending on your space and convenience. Some models also have castors or handles for easy mobility.
• It can be controlled remotely using a smartphone app, voice commands, or a remote control, depending on the model. This gives you more flexibility and convenience in operating the heater.
• It is energy-efficient, as it heats up quickly and only uses electricity when needed. It also has a timer function, which allows you to schedule the heater to turn on or off at specific times.

A 2000W Convector Electric Radiator Heater is a suitable choice for heating small to medium rooms, such as bedrooms, living rooms, offices, or bathrooms. It is easy to use and install and provides fast and even heating. However, some drawbacks of this type of heater are:

• It can be noisy, as the fan that blows the air can create a humming sound.
• It can dry out the air, which can cause discomfort or irritation to your skin, eyes, nose, or throat. You may need to use a humidifier or moisturizer to counter this effect.
• It can be expensive to run, as it consumes a lot of electricity. You may want to compare the running costs with other types of heaters before buying one.