Heaters

How to choose a heater

Start with the room: how long it needs heating, and whether you want warmth immediately or a steady temperature around the clock.

• Power per square metre. In an insulated flat count on 60–100 W per m²: a 20 m² room needs a 1500–2000 W unit.
• Panel heater and convector. For continuous heating. A panel is slim and stays on the wall; a convector often comes on castors and moves between rooms.
• Oil radiator. Slower to warm up but keeps giving heat after switching off. A good bedroom choice because it runs silently.
• Fan heater. The fastest result — warm air in a couple of minutes. Suits a garage, workshop or bathroom; too noisy for constant heating.
• Patio heater. Infrared warms people rather than air, so it works outdoors. Check the moisture rating: IP24 under a roof, IP55 in the open.
• Smart features. WiFi and a thermostat hold the temperature and switch the heat off once the room is warm — that is where the electricity bill actually drops.

Safety

Never cover a heater and keep the space in front of it clear. For a bathroom choose a moisture-rated model only. Overheat protection is on every model we sell; tip-over protection is standard on fan heaters and oil radiators.

Related categories

See also smart plugs — they put an ordinary heater on a schedule — and coffee machines for the morning.

Why buy a heater from mydeal.ee

• Fast courier (DPD) across Estonia; larger radiators arrive by oversized-goods courier straight to your door.
• Official manufacturer warranty and a 14-day return policy.

Frequently asked questions

Which heater is the most economical? Every electric heater turns electricity into heat the same way. The thermostat saves money: a unit that switches itself off uses less than one running constantly.

Which heater suits a bedroom? An oil radiator or a panel heater — both are silent. A fan heater is noisy.

Can a patio heater stay outside? While running, yes, if its IP rating allows. Store it under cover for the winter.