007 Electricians are the recognised and trusted family name for Electric Storage Heaters in Kenilworth, Rugby, Warwick, Leamington Spa, Coventry and surrounding areas.
Electric Storage Heaters are ideal for homes and apartments without gas and they cost much less to run than conventional electric heaters. Using cheaper off-peak (“Economy-7”) electricity at night, they store heat in special clay brick cores ready for controlled release during the day, keeping your home, shop or office nice and cosy.
Electric Storage Heaters have very few moving parts so they require little or no maintenance and they are relatively inexpensive to install because they don’t require any costly plumbing and pipework.
Modern Units can be significantly more efficient than their predecessors and today there is a wide range of excellent brands, styles, quality and sizes to choose from.
Combination convector units have a separate convector heater which can be used to boost output at any time, if required. The convector heater can also offer an alternative heat source during storage.
Fan Assisted Units are the most efficient. Instead of simply releasing heat by convection, the core is completely insulated, with a timer and thermostatically controlled fan to silently draw cool air from the room and discharge hot air through the vent.
Whether you are looking for a replacement, an electricity saving improvement or a complete new installation, no job is too big or small for 007 Electricians.
For free professional advice and quotes, please give us a call. Our friendly and experienced heating staff are always on hand to discuss your personal requirements and to help you make the best choice for your property and budget.
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