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ORAVA VL-201
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ORAVA VL-201
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20,50 €
ORAVA VL-202
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NC-10221
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25,65 €
ORAVA EK-2004
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NC-10187
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38,01 €

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ORAVA EK-2003
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ORAVA EK-2003
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35,95 €

Electric convector heater ORAVA EC-320   Technical parameters: Electric...

NC-10186
ORAVA EK-2004
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ORAVA EK-2004
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38,01 €

Electric convector heater ORAVA EK-2004   Technical parameters:...

NC-10187
ORAVA VL-201
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ORAVA VL-201
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20,50 €

ORAVA VL-201 electric convector Technical parameters:4 setting...

ORAVA VL-201
ORAVA VL-202
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ORAVA VL-202
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25,65 €

Electric convector heater ORAVA VL-202 Technical parameters:Forced-air...

NC-10221

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The ORAVA electric convectors and heating panels are a simple and affordable solution for heating smaller spaces - cottages, garages, workshops, offices, or as a supplementary heat source in an apartment or house. Simply plug the convector into a standard 230 V electrical outlet - no chimney or water piping is required, so even a layperson can manage the installation. The range includes the ORAVA EK-2003 and EK-2004 models, as well as the ORAVA VL-201 and VL-202 heating panels.

Electric heating with a convector is especially suitable where gas is not available or where a space is heated only occasionally - in that case, the simplicity and low purchase price outweigh the cost of installing a classic central heating system. For year-round heating of a larger house, you should expect higher electricity running costs compared with, for example, gas heating.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the ORAVA electric convector suitable for? For heating smaller or occasionally used spaces - cottages, garages, workshops, offices, or as a supplementary heat source in an apartment or house.
  • Do I need an electrician for installation? The convector is usually plugged into a standard 230 V outlet, so installation is simple. For a fixed connection to the wiring, we recommend having the connection checked by an electrician.
  • Is running a convector expensive? For short-term or supplementary heating, the costs are reasonable; for year-round heating of a larger space, electricity is generally more expensive than, for example, gas.
  • What is the difference between the EK and VL ranges? These are different design and output variants of ORAVA heating panels; you can find the specific output and dimensions in the description of each product.
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