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Maximise available floor space and achieve rapid room heating with our trade-quality fan convectors. Ideal for kitchens, retail spaces, and restricted areas, these compact units deliver exceptional BTU outputs without occupying valuable wall space.
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Specifying a fan convector is the most effective solution for heating rooms where traditional radiators are impractical due to restricted wall space. Our range includes highly popular plinth heaters designed to fit discreetly underneath standard kitchen base units, freeing up floor space for additional cabinetry or appliances. Because these units utilise an internal fan to draw cold air across a highly efficient heat exchanger, they distribute warm air significantly faster than standard convector radiators. Installers will find hydronic models that plumb directly into existing 15mm central heating circuits alongside purely electric options for standalone use. Sourcing your required heating components is highly efficient. You can pick up your fan convectors using our free Click & Collect service in as little as 5 minutes from over 350 branches nationwide, or secure free next working day delivery directly to your site on all orders over £75 ex VAT.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a hydronic plinth heater work?
A hydronic plinth heater connects directly to your standard wet central heating system, exactly like a traditional panel radiator. When your boiler fires up and hot water flows through the internal heat exchanger, a built-in electric fan automatically activates to blow warm air out into the room. Because it relies on the central heating circuit for the primary heat source, the heating function will only operate when your main room thermostat or boiler programmer calls for heat.
What electrical connections are required for a kitchen plinth heater?
Even if you select a hydronic model that runs entirely off your central heating pipework, the unit will still require a standard 230V electrical supply to power the internal fan. Installers typically wire the unit directly into a local 3-amp fused spur located underneath or behind the kitchen base cabinets. Purely electric fan convectors that do not connect to the wet plumbing circuit at all will also require a dedicated fused spur connection to safely power both the internal heating element and the fan motor.