Electric heaters

What does a fan heater do?

A fan heater blows air past a hot element. That way you feel the warmth quickly. The Infernis has three settings: fan only, 1000 W and 2000 W. In fan mode, the fan heater blows air without heat. With the thermostat you set the warmth you want; the heater then switches on and off by itself.

For which room?

The Infernis is made for rooms up to 24 m², for a few hours, in a well-insulated room. The fan heater doesn't replace your central heating. On the high setting the heater uses 2 kWh per hour, on the low setting 1 kWh. The heater has no timer or remote control.

Using it safely

• The heater switches off if it tips over or gets too hot.
• Plug it directly into the wall socket, not into a power strip.
• Don't leave the heater on when you go out or go to sleep.
• Don't use the heater in the bathroom.

Rather just warm yourself?

A heater warms the room. If you mainly want to be warm yourself on the sofa, an electric blanket uses much less power: the PowerNap uses 160 watts.