Creda Storage Heater With Convector

The new creda tsr12nac combi storage heater combines an automatic off peak storage heater with an on peak convection element giving a steady heat supply from a cheap energy source with the option to quickly boost the temperature at any time.

Creda storage heater with convector.

Creda tsr24nac storage convector heater 3 4kw storage 2 0kw convector. The low carbon energy solution to heating your home cheaper and eco friendly. They need a power supply and were usually installed in large rooms where a storage heater alone wasn t sufficient. You can switch on the convection heater anytime to give an instant boost of warmth.

They are 100 efficient and quick to make an impact on the warmth of a room. Check out some of our top creda products available at electricpoint. Storage heaters dimplex electric storage heaters use off peak electricity usually overnight when national demand for electricity is low and store this energy until it is needed by the consumer. Creda use high quality materials and elements for improved safety and longevity including safety limiters and clearly displayed readings.

One other common reason for expensive bills while using storage heaters is that they have been wired wrongly to the 24 hour peak electricity supply instead of the economy. These combine a storage heater and a traditional electric convection heater. The lot 20 compliant creda tsre storage heater features an intelligent charging algorithm to calculate exactly how much electricity should be stored in order to provide the amount of heat required for the following 24 hour period and greater control is given to users thanks to the built in timer. Because it s off peak your clients will see significant reductions in their energy bills and can enjoy the control that a storage heater provides.

Creda panel heaters are direct acting heaters providing heat instantly but only when required. Creda panel heaters use standard rate electricity to heat up a space quickly using convection heat or a combination of radiation and convection heat. If your heater has an additional convector heater which can be switched on during the day use it as seldom as possible as it runs on expensive day time on peak electricity.