Many of our central heating plinth heaters at Plumbworld include a handy thermostat which only switches the fan on for you when it is most efficient to do so. We also offer a selection of established brands including Smith's, Myson and Consort plinth heaters.

Space Saver sits neatly under a kitchen unit or bathroom unit and comes with a Stainless Steel Grille as. A plinth heater helps you make the most out of your floor space as it fits beneath your kitchen island or cabinet. Caple plinth heaters are a space-saving alternative to wall-mounted radiators, which fit neatly under your kitchen units. Achieving efficiency is a matter of selecting a heater with the power to suit the room that you intend to install it in, so make sure you look at all the options available.I thought it worked brilliantly, and would unreservedly recommend them to people wanting to avoid a radiator in the kitchen. Once this happens air is drawn by the fan and blown through the heat exchanger producing warm air into the room. Running independently of any other central heating system in the home, plinth heaters run off mains electricity, are unobtrusive and very easy to install.

It can free up more usable space for kitchen units where an old existing radiator may have been fitted. The Kickspace 500 comes with a white grille included, or alternative finishes are available if required. Inside the unit is a temperature switch which detects hot water circulating through your central heating system and switches on the integral fan. Connecting directly to your central heating system and fitting tidily in the plinth space under a unit or cupboard, heat is circulated through a heat exchanger into the room using a low noise two-speed fan.

Without doubt it's the best thing you can fit in a kitchen, quite quality that results in warm toes, and effectively makes your kitchen bigger. To install a plinth heater correctly, all instructions provided in the product manual must be followed. Ideal for kitchens and utility rooms, a plinth heater easily fits into kitchen units to deliver powerful heat while taking up minimum space. uk/img/4-2sysOGq4PiEHRxWux8hRXbrZM8SFe2nUC3kdxxH3PYQg2EVGlmQ6QgSxYYq11A1YziU_SVnkNjcX0v2rFleDEE-ooa9g=nu-rw-w0-c0xffffffff-e30/.

Using the space under the cupboards instead of taking up valuable wall area, it frees up wall space to maximise your kitchen work area. It’s fitted with a heat exchanger which senses when your central heating switches on and draws heat from your boiler. It means that regardless of whether you choose a standard or hydronic plinth heater, you are still able to put together a joined-up, efficient system that will suit you, your home and your lifestyle. Copyright Plumbworld 2024 Plumbworld, Millennium Court, Enterprise Way, Evesham, Worcestershire, United Kingdom, WR11 1GS. However, be aware that some models do include an electric fan to help distribute the heat, which will add a small additional running cost when it is switched on.With this plinth heater you don't have to worry about what to connect it to, as this heater connects straight to your central heating just as a conventional radiator would. In most cases, installing a plinth heater is not a simple DIY job; hydronic plinth heaters will usually require a certified plumber to deal with the pipe and electric connections of the fan. Plinth heaters can be either hydronic (plumbed into your own wet central heating system) or electric (standalone electric supply) or a duo model which can combine the two. Once turned on, your plinth heater will use a heat exchanger to draw heat from your boiler and circulates it around the room using a low power fan. This is because they plumb straight into your central heating system, making them more cost effective to run.