Filters
- Quartz: They heat surfaces that are opposite to the stove, but they do not effectively heat the air in the space they are in (they are bulbs that contain resistance).
- Carbon: Carbon filament bulbs, more efficient with longer lifespan.
- Halogen: Bulbs that illuminate and heat surfaces located opposite the stove, but do not effectively heat the air in the space they are in (they are gas-containing bulbs).
- Thermostat: Ability to adjust the temperature.
- Remote Control: Operate the appliance easily from the comfort of your sofa or bed.
- with wheels: Move the heater effortlessly and quickly from room to room.
- Timer: Program the appliance to switch off automatically to save energy.
- Rotation: Distributes heat evenly throughout the room thanks to its automatic movement.
- Fan: Better and faster transfer of temperature in the space.
- Humidifier: It has a water tank to prevent the atmosphere from drying out.
- Overheating Protection: Automatically switches off the heater if the temperature rises to a dangerous level.
- Waterproof Protection (Bathroom): Protection from steam for use in the bathroom.
- Tip-over protection: Automatically switches off if the appliance tilts or accidentally falls over.
- up to 900: Low energy consumption, ideal for supplemental heating or very small spaces.
- 1000 to 1500: Gentle heating for small rooms or additional warmth in spaces that are already heated.
- 1550 to 2000: The most popular power rating for quickly and effectively heating medium-sized rooms.
- 2050 to 4000: High performance and wide coverage for large rooms, living rooms, or open-plan spaces.