@@suryaheating the panel is better than I expected it to be. It’s been warming up the room perfectly and it’s not that much to run even with the higher electricity costs.
Hi .would a 800 watt panel fixed on the ceiling above the bed be able to heat directly underneath quickly? Not worried bout heating the room just the person directly underneath. The distance from the panel to the bed below would be 5.5 feet. If so would it get too hot..would i need to downsize to a 600 or 400?
Hi there, the number of watts you need would depend on the size of your room, though it's less of a consideration if you're only looking to heat the person. The panel will work fine at a distance of 5.5 feet, as they generally tend to work fine up until about 3m away. For your needs, I'd recommend either a 580w panel or a 700w panel. If you need any further guidance on this, please feel free to give us a call on 0116 321 4124.
How to mount to a ceiling? What I have seen until now with a (other brand) panel, this was a big headache, ang ugly cable, and thermostate sticking out of the wall socket.
Hi Rene, if you hard wire your heater then there shouldn't be any visible cables. We have two options for ceiling mounting: one is to use a suspension kit, where the panel will hang around 5cm from your ceiling, and the other is our ceiling brackets, which will provide a much more flush finish to the ceiling. Both can be found on this page here: www.suryaheating.co.uk/accessories.html
Really interested in these panels however, some companies offer 10 or 15 year guarantee on their panels. Could you say how they could be so different to your panels? Thanks
Hi Kevin, to be honest it's difficult to say without knowing the types of materials or construction method of the heaters offered by other companies. What I can say is that our panels come with toughened aluminium frames, carbon crystal heating elements and FIR Coating surface for durability, so you can rest assured that it will last for years to come.
so is the front of the panel made of aluminium or from PET (plastic) that the FIR coating is put onto ?? also I do not think the auto off when a window is opened is very intelligent, we might want a bit of fresh air in and keep the heater on. The infrared is supposed to warm the objects so it can keep heating the objects whilst we get 5 minutes of fresh air from a open window. Can that auto off feature be over ridden? thanks
Hi Yvonne, running costs depend on which size panel you were looking for. For our NXT Gens though, if we assume an electricity cost of 34p per kWh... 350W = 12p per hour 580W = 20p per hour 700w = 24p per hour 900W = 31p per hour 1200W = 41p per hour These figures have been rounded up to the nearest penny, and will also depend on your energy tariff too.
We can dispatch to India if you would like to make an order. Please speak to a Customer Services agent on our live chat on our website for more information, and they can send you a quote for shipping.
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