Heating Elements That Last
Buying a heating element from Stelrad is an essential purchase for your home, just in case you need to make a repair somewhere down the line or want to make sure you have a spare. When choosing a radiator or towel radiator for your home, it is important that you have an appropriate towel rail heating element or radiator heating element that does the job right.
The usefulness of a heating element comes down to size. A heating element that is too small will not effectively reach the desired temperature with ease, while if you buy a heating element such as a towel rail heating element that is too large, an unnecessary amount of power will be used. Too much power used results in a heating element that hinders overall efficiency, so we recommend using our BTU Heat Loss Calculator to make sure you have the right radiator and radiator heating element for your requirements.
A radiator heating element, such as Stelrad’s towel rail heating element or towel radiator heating element will improve your heating facilities beyond your expectations. For those of you who are unfamiliar with what a heating element, or radiator heating element, might be, we will break it down for you in very simplistic terms. A heating element, also referred to as a radiator heating element or towel rail heating element, depending on the Stelrad product you wish to install it upon, is an electric heating element that utilises electricity, heating up the fluid within your radiator to disperse heat into your room. Generally, heating elements for your radiator come in two forms: Non-thermostatic heating elements and Thermostatic radiator heating elements.
The non-thermostatic radiator heating element option, or a single heating element, heats your radiator up to one static, unchangeable temperature. The thermostatic radiator heating element, or a variable heating element allows for an adjustable heat output. With an adjustable towel rail heating element, buying a new product for your Bathroom or Kitchen becomes a process where you regain control, allowing you to turn the temperature of heating element up or down, distributing as much, or as little, heat as you desire.
