electric convectors

Direct-heating electric convectors for heating family houses and apartments.

 Example of designation

Protherm 500 electric convector - means an output of 500 W and is suitable for rooms up to five square meters.

Protherm 1000 electric convector - means an output of 1000 W and is suitable for rooms up to ten square meters.

Protherm 1500 and 2000 - 1500 W and 2000 W, can be installed in rooms up to a maximum of 15 and 20 square meters.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What output should I choose for an electric convector? As a rough guide, approximately 100 W of output is needed per square meter of a room with a standard ceiling height - a 1000 W convector is thus sufficient for a room up to about 10 m², 1500 W for up to 15 m², and 2000 W for up to 20 m². For poorly insulated spaces or higher ceilings, count on a higher output.
• Can an electric convector be controlled by a room thermostat? Yes, convectors with electronic control can be connected to an external room thermostat. For models with a mechanical thermostat, we recommend verifying compatibility in advance.
• Can the convector be mounted on a wall? Most models come with wall mounting brackets included in the package, or you can additionally purchase feet for freestanding floor installation.
• Can an electric convector be the main source of heating? Convectors are primarily supplementary or occasional heating (cottages, offices, rooms without a water distribution system). For year-round heating of a larger area, another solution is more suitable, such as a heat pump or boiler.
• What is the difference between a convector with mechanical and electronic control? Mechanical control works on the principle of a rotary dial and a simple thermostat, while electronic control allows for more precise temperature setting.