Which household electric radiator is better

Electric heaters are also a common method of heating in winter. There are many types of electric heaters. The most common ones are small sun heaters, oil heaters, convection heaters and electric film heaters. These electric heaters can be said to have their own advantages and disadvantages. For home use, we must first consider its power consumption and heating function. Let us take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of these electric heaters.

Which household electric radiator is better?

Category 1: Small sun and halogen tube heaters

The small sun heater relies on radiation elements and reflective devices to emit far infrared rays to generate heat, while the halogen tube is a sealed luminous heating tube filled with halogen inert gas and with a tungsten filament in the middle, which mainly generates light and heat. The characteristics of small sun and halogen tube heaters are small and light size, relatively low power, fast heating, and cheaper price than other types of heaters.

The second category: oil-filled heater

The electric heating tube is installed under a cavity with many heat sinks, and heat transfer oil is injected around the electric heating tube in the cavity. When the power is turned on, the heat-conducting oil around the electric heating tube is heated and rises to the upper part of the cavity, circulates along the heat pipe or heat sink, radiates heat through the cavity wall surface, and thus heats the space environment. This type of heater heats up slowly and is bulky, but it is relatively safe and hygienic. The design of the oil heater is similar to the water radiator in the north. It is a heater with good overall heating effect and is in relatively large demand in northern provinces. The price of oil-fired heaters is relatively high due to their complex workmanship, high technological requirements and wide effective heating area.

Category 3: Euro Express

European convection fast heating furnace heater European fast heating furnace heater is referred to as "European fast", which is a popular European style heater recently. This type of heater has an air outlet on the cover and an air inlet on the bottom. When powered on, the air around the electric heating tube is heated and rises, flowing out from the air outlet, while the surrounding cold air enters from the air inlet to supplement and generate heat. The characteristics of this type of heater are slim body design, fast heating, and can be used for multiple purposes such as countertops, walls, living rooms or baths.

Category 4: Fan heater

The heater uses a motor to drive the fan blades to rotate, creating air circulation. The cold air passes through the heating element to form heat exchange and achieve the purpose of heating. It is equipped with a thermostat inside, which can automatically cut off the power when the air outlet is blocked by the fan. Some are also equipped with a tipping switch, which can automatically cut off the power supply when the heater tips over. Fan heaters can be subdivided into desktop heaters, bathroom heaters and wall-mounted heaters. They are currently the most ideal portable household electric heaters.