Convectors & Dryers
Heaters
41 heaters from N’oveen, Adler, Media tech, Ravanson and Black+Decker, all with a 24-month warranty. For rooms central heating does not reach.
- N’oveen 10 · Adler 8 · Media tech 7 · Ravanson 6 · Black+Decker
- 39 heaters with a 24-month warranty
- Quartz, infrared, convector and gas heaters
- Shipped from Thessaloniki across Greece, with business invoicing available.
Three technologies, three different sensations
Quartz or infrared heater. It heats objects and people, not the air — like the sun. You feel the warmth the instant you switch it on, but only where it "sees". Ideal to sit in front of, useless for warming a whole room.
Convector. It heats the air, which rises and circulates. It takes longer but warms the space evenly. Silent, with no fan.
Gas heater. It needs no electricity, gives a great deal of heat and moves anywhere. But it carries serious safety requirements that cannot be skipped.
Gas: the three non-negotiables
Burning gas produces water vapour, carbon dioxide and — with incomplete combustion — carbon monoxide, which is odourless and lethal.
1. Ventilation. Always an opening. Never in a sealed room and never in a bedroom while you sleep. That is the absolute rule.
2. A carbon monoxide detector. If you use a gas heater regularly, a detector costs very little and is the only warning you will get.
3. Check the hose and fittings. Every year, with soapy water on the connections — if it bubbles, there is a leak. The hose has an expiry date and must be replaced.
And humidity: burning gas produces water, so in a house prone to mould it makes the problem worse. There, an electric solution is preferable.
Safety for every type
Tip-over protection — it cuts out if it falls. Essential with children and pets.
Distance from materials. Infrared heaters warm whatever they "see". A curtain, sofa or clothing closer than the manufacturer states is a genuine hazard.
Never on a power strip for electric models — only straight into a wall socket.
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Frequently asked questions
- Quartz or convector?
- Quartz for immediate warmth where you sit. Convector for warming a whole room evenly, more slowly but silently.
- Can I sleep with a gas heater on?
- No, never. Combustion produces carbon monoxide, which is odourless and lethal. Ventilation is always required.
- How do I check the gas hose?
- With soapy water on the connections. If it bubbles, there is a leak. The hose has an expiry date.
- Why do I get damp with a gas heater?
- Because combustion produces water. In a house with mould, choose an electric solution.
- Is it safe around children?
- Only with tip-over protection and by keeping the distances the manufacturer states.
Choose the technology based on whether you want to warm yourself or the room. And if you choose gas, ventilation is not a recommendation — it is a precondition.