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Why use an infrared wall heater?
Your bedroom already benefits from a heating system which is not sufficient.
You wish to add a panel heater to enhance the heating or make it more uniform.
This pictorial proposes the use of a ceramic panel with an embedded electric heater.
It generates moderate soft heat through invisible infrared radiation, imitating the sun.
Such panels consume around 400W (1.7Amps), can be painted, and are safe for children.
They provide comfortable and static infrared heating involving no fans, no pulsed air or moving particles.
They are to be mounted near the floor and on an external wall or next to a balcony door, below a window, etc.
Portable models are also available, see further below about our suggested models available at our partners' stores.
You wish to add a panel heater to enhance the heating or make it more uniform.
This pictorial proposes the use of a ceramic panel with an embedded electric heater.
It generates moderate soft heat through invisible infrared radiation, imitating the sun.
Such panels consume around 400W (1.7Amps), can be painted, and are safe for children.
They provide comfortable and static infrared heating involving no fans, no pulsed air or moving particles.
They are to be mounted near the floor and on an external wall or next to a balcony door, below a window, etc.
Portable models are also available, see further below about our suggested models available at our partners' stores.
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(Photo courtesy of Klarstein - Wonderwall model shown - Image links to product)
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(Photo courtesy of Byecold - FAR model shown - Image links to product)
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Ceramic infrared panel heater mounting - How to hang your plate heater to the wall
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1- Carefully unpack your panel heater. Make sure not to break the polystyrene which serves as a template for marking the fixing holes on the wall.
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2- Ceramic infrared panel heaters are typically supplied complete with all necessary accessories including the drill bit.
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3- Chose well your location as explained above. Don't forget that an electrical socket is needed.
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4- The top of the wall panel heater should be at around 90 cm from floor.
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5- Level the template or the infrared plate heater and mark the holes.
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6- Adjust your drill to the depth of the fixing accessories provided with the panel.
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7- Drill the ceramic heater fixing holes.
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8- Vacuum them.
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9- Fit the plugs.
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10- Fit the panel heater into the plugs.
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11- Fit the screws or pins depending on what was in the bag.
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12- Cover the screws (pins don't need covers).
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13- Plug the infrared ceramic wall heater, which is now ready to use.
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14- Clean the wall plate heater with a wet towel to remove the ceramic dust before the first use.
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