Heating convectors (electric) are used as additional or main sources of heat in rooms or in other non-residential areas for various purposes. In addition, they are often used as devices for temporary heating of buildings, where heating is completely absent or insufficient.
Heating convectors (electric), unlike
oil heaters, have a thin flat body, making them convenient to mount on the walls. Most of these devices are made specifically for this installation. Modifications are also available for stand-alone vertical installation. There are also universal ones - wall and floor. In the side surface of the housing there are slotted openings with guide louvers, which are designed for better convection and heating of the air.
Heating convectors (electric) inside the case have a heating element - a heater, equipped with a heat exchanger, as well as a mechanical or electronic thermostat, which ensures the maintenance of the required temperature.
Device management is carried out by intelligent automation, which is able to work even in conditions of voltage drops. The device is automatically switched off by the built-in overheating protection, and another device available in floor models protects it from overturning, which makes their operation much safer. Some modifications are equipped with an auto restart function, which allows you to resume heating, while restoring the settings established earlier. Freeze protection is another very useful feature. Heating convectors (electric) allow you to make settings that maintain the lowest indoor temperature. This function is activated when people are absent for a long period. The temperature will be maintained at +5, +7 degrees Celsius.
Electric convectors "Nobo", in which convection air draft is used, are quite convenient and safe in terms of operation where other types of heaters cannot be used. The moisture-proof design, which has already become the standard for such devices, allows them to be used in humid rooms, for example, in the bathroom, and high-quality electrical protection and an integrated plug provide the ability to carry out the inclusion of the device into the network using a conventional outlet without grounding.
Heating convectors (electric wall), reviews of which are mostly positive, have another significant advantage - they have a low surface temperature, which completely eliminates the possibility of thermal burns. This property is very valuable especially when there are small children in the house. There are models that are designed specifically for installation in kindergartens. The low temperature of the convector surface makes it possible not to dry the air in the premises, and also not to burn oxygen, which is a drawback of devices whose operating temperature is much higher.