Home Heaters and Domestic Heaters

Home Heaters For Easy Spot Heating

At National Heater Shops, we have a wide range of heating equipment that can be used domestically or in small areas. These home heaters are both energy efficient and economical.

There are a few factors to consider when buying a home heater. They include, but are not limited to:

• The size of the area that needs heating

• The type of heater

• Available power supply

• Fuel type

• Ventilation

• Insulation of the area

• Floor space requirements

• Noise levels

• Safety controls

• Temperature control options

Our range of home heaters includes indoor infrared heaters, fire stoves, electric panel heaters, radiators and patio heaters. Many portable heaters are more suited for domestic appliances.

Use our heating calculator or radiant heating calculator to help determine how powerful your heater needs to be to warm your space.

Reliable Year Round Home Heating

We provide domestic heaters from established manufacturers known for their commitment to safety, efficiency and product reliability. We have options from popular brands such as Air Conditioning Centre, Sunhouse, Reznor, Tansun and Consort Claudgen amongst others.

No two homes are the same, which is why we offer home heaters suitable for a wide range of applications - from compact units such as the Sunhouse SPH100 1kW Panel Heater to larger solutions such as the Sealey IR14110V Portable Infrared Cabinet Heater 110v.

Additionally, we have units designed to provide emergency temporary heating for large spaces and homes.

Struggling to decide which heater is best for you? Contact us or speak to our friendly sales team.

Energy Efficient Domestic Heating

The heaters that we supply are ideally used for spot heating or supplemental heating. This means that they are not designed to have the same whole-house warming effect as central heating, but rather warm specific rooms, areas or supplement the heat already circulating with a central system.

These heaters are ideal as they reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency. Some models also include a thermostat and timer, to ensure maximum energy savings. In addition to this, many of these units are also small and portable, meaning they can be relocated to areas they are needed, or can be easily placed in storage when not in use.

Home Heater FAQs

What is the best home heater for a living room?

The best home heater depends on the size of the room, insulation levels, and how frequently the space is used. Panel heaters and infrared heaters are popular choices for living rooms due to their efficient and consistent heat output.

Are portable home heaters safe?

When used according to manufacturer’s instructions, portable home heaters are generally very safe. Many models include safety features such as overheat protection, tip over switches and timers.

How can I reduce the running costs of a home heater?

To minimise energy consumption, choose an appropriately sized heater., use programmable controls where available, maintain a consistent thermostat setting and ensure your property is well insulated. Ensuring your heater is only running when needed also improves costs.

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