The running cost of electric radiators depends on the electricity tariff, the radiator’s power output, and how often it’s used. While electricity tends to be more expensive than gas per unit, modern electric radiators are energy-efficient and allow for precise control, helping to reduce energy consumption and costs.

Yes, electric radiators are suitable for heating an entire home. They can be installed in every room, providing zonal heating control, allowing you to set different temperatures in different rooms, which can help improve energy efficiency.

Yes, electric radiators are relatively easy to install as they don’t require plumbing or connection to a central heating system. Most models only require wall-mounting and a connection to the mains electricity, which can often be done without professional assistance, although an electrician is recommended for hardwiring.

Electric radiators are virtually maintenance-free compared to gas or oil heating systems. There is no need for annual servicing or worry about boiler breakdowns. Regular cleaning to keep dust off the surface is typically all that’s required.

Electric radiators are an excellent option for homes without gas, such as rural properties or flats, as they operate solely on electricity. They also offer a flexible, modern solution for properties looking to avoid installing gas central heating.