Smart Heaters

If your internet switches off or stops working for any reason why your smart electric heating system is functioning, there is nothing to worry about. Smart heaters will stay on and will continue running on the schedule that is currently set in place. If you have to make changes to your thermostat, this can be done manually using the smart heaters controls if needed.

Smart heaters can help the user save money through their numerous beneficial features such as precise digital thermostats, weekly programming, and open window detection.

Smart heaters are extremely energy saving - check out our blog on how smart heaters can reduce energy bills.

Open window detection is a feature of WiFi heater devices that can detect sudden plummets in temperature and proceeds to automatically switch the radiator off to save energy. For example, if you happen to leave a window open before you head out of the house, the smart heaters will be able to detect this and automatically turn itself off. 

This energy-saving tool is an advanced and optimized way of preventing heat losses through open windows, and in turn, boosts efficiency and helps to save money on energy bills in the long run.

No, it is not recommended to run your smart heaters at its max setting for long periods of time. The higher the setting you run your Wifi heater, the bigger the impact will be on your monthly energy bills. The chances are that you probably only need to run your smart heaters for at least half an hour at most to achieve the required temperature in any space.

No, Meteor’s range of smart electric radiators is generally quiet and at most, you may hear a low murmur or a clicking noise that is not noticeable at all. Fan heaters are often the noisy culprits in comparison and are surprisingly loud – you will not face this problem with smart heaters. 

There are a number of reasons that may be why you are facing problems with your smart heaters . 

You can resolve them by undertaking some procedures such as checking the power supply, checking for blown fuses, checking whether the Wifi heater has automatically shut off due to the auto safety shut-off feature, checking whether the thermostat has gone loose or faulty, and checking if there is a problem with the electric cord. There may also be an issue with the heating element but it is better to contact a trained professional to find out the root problem. 

Smart electric radiators are the better and more efficient choice between the two because WiFi radiators can use energy productively and at maximum efficiency. 

You will be able to feel that the heat a smart electric heating system produces is much quicker than gas radiators, and without any loss of transmission from gas boilers, you can enjoy optimum thermal comfort. In addition, smart electric radiator devices offer convenient features such as digital climate control and timer switches which gas heaters do not. 

Smart heaters are designed with WiFi, Bluetooth, and voice control to provide clever and practical heating for modern smart homes.

Using your smartphone app. display or voice control, you will be able to operate your smart heaters with ease. For more information on what are smart heaters - check out our blog. 

To ensure that any adjustments you make online are transmitted to your smart herars, WiFi-enabled electric heaters must be linked to your home router.

In order to set up your system, you only need to download the necessary software to your phone and link it to your home network. Some smart electric heaters may interact directly with your router. Other smart heaters will require an extra component, typically referred to as a hub or a gateway, to serve as the intermediary between your router and the heater. In order for the heater to be able to receive this signal, a WiFi hub must be physically plugged into your network.

Our range of ATC Smart Electric Heaters are an ideal asset to any household coming up to the winter season due to their improved energy efficiency.

Our smart heaters help you save energy in your home by operating in three different modes: Eco, Comfort, and Frost. Every watt of energy is transformed into useful heat when heat is given directly from an electric heater as opposed to being distributed through piping, so you only pay for what you use and not what you waste.

Electric heating also has the major advantage of having significantly reduced repair costs since only one damaged unit won't affect the entire system. Since there are no moving parts in the radiator bodies, the units should last longer than gas radiators. With smart heaters, you can easily and cheaply regulate the heating in your house or place of business from your smartphone, anywhere you are and whenever you choose!

No. A smart TRV such as the Secure Intelligent Thermostatic Radiator Valve fits water-filled central heating radiators and controls the flow of hot water through them. Electric heaters have their own thermostats instead. If you want app control of electric heating, choose a Wi-Fi heater or a compatible smart switching device.

Most Wi-Fi heaters, such as the ATC Aeris ECO and iLifestyle models, connect directly to your home router through the manufacturer's app, so no separate hub is required. Some other smart heating devices use a dedicated gateway or controller, so check the product details and the setup instructions before buying.

It is both. The Masterplug SmartEnergy Breeze is a 1500W bladeless ceramic heater that can also run as a cooling fan, and it is controlled over Wi-Fi. That makes it a useful year-round portable unit for offices, bedrooms or rooms where fixed heating is not practical.