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- Small Room (up to 12 m²): Ideal for small offices, children's rooms, or supplementary heating (up to 1400W).
- Standard Room (13 - 20 m²): The most popular category for standard bedrooms and medium-sized spaces (1500W - 2000W).
- Large Room & Living Room (20 - 30 m²): For large bedrooms, open-plan spaces, living rooms, or rooms with low insulation (2200+W).
- Bathroom: They have an IP protection rating, for alternative use in a bathroom.
- Electronic: They have an electronic thermostat for more accurate temperature measurement and adjustment
- up to 950: For small spaces and bathrooms. Minimal electricity consumption, ideal for local heating or rooms up to 10 sq.m.
- 1000 to 1500: For small bedrooms and offices. Economical and effective heating for spaces of 10 to 15 sq.m.
- 1550 to 2000: The most popular choice for bedrooms. It comfortably covers spaces of 15 to 20 sq.m., providing quick heat with low energy consumption.
- 2050 and above: For living rooms and large spaces. Maximum power for areas of 20 to 30 sq.m., high-ceiling rooms, or homes with moderate insulation.
- Smartphone: Allows the convector to connect with an app on a smartphone or tablet (iOS & Android) for remote control, schedule programming, consumption monitoring, and compatibility with Smart Home assistants (Google Home, Amazon Alexa).
- Fan: It has an internal quiet fan (Turbo mode) that powerfully directs the warm air outward, speeding up its circulation in the room compared to natural flow.
- Child Lock: It locks the convector’s display and buttons so that small children cannot accidentally change the temperature, turn the power up to maximum, or switch on the device while playing.
- Tip-Over Protection: It detects changes in the device’s tilt and immediately cuts off the power supply and stops the heating elements if the convector tilts or falls to the floor.
- Mica: These are convectors that can also operate with infrared radiation, which “embraces” bodies and walls. They are quiet, heat the room quickly, and are economical in energy consumption.
- Ceramic: Heat is generated by ceramic plates that retain their temperature for longer, providing gentler, more even heating and more moderate energy consumption.