Technical

For improved heat storage, a unique feature of the Fischer electric heating system is the 40mm chamotte fire clay core that is installed in the front panel of our radiators. It enables the prolonged storage of heat to be radiated into the room because of the built-in convection chamber. This means heat is not wasted on the back wall, enabling each kW of heat to be delivered into the room efficiently. The special fire clay core is manufactured to retain heat for longer. Chamotte is a fireproof clay core, mixed with up to 45% aluminium oxide which heats the clay core quickly and efficiently. The clay core can be fire up to temperatures of up to 1500°C, making it a highly resistant chamotte clay core.

The specially designed fluting ensures that the radiated heat in the room is tripled. It draws cold air up from the floor, through the hollow flutes and replaces it with warm air, warming the air in the room from the floor to the ceiling.

The secret of efficient heating is to distribute each kW of heat into the room quickly and without loss. The better the distribution, the more efficient the radiator will be. Fischer's clay core is perforated to enhance convection and front-loaded to ensure all the heat transfers in the room. Any heat that escapes towards the back wall is used to warm the air up. Unlike most other electric heaters, Fischer radiators are designed with a convection chamber and are the only radiator on the market that can produce up to 30°C difference between the front and back panel.

The Fischer electric radiator is built with high-quality powder-coated steel with fluting which provides a larger surface area for heat to radiate. The flutes draw in cold air from the floor, producing a chimney effect that distributes heat evenly throughout the room. No more cold spots! Thanks to its unique design, each slimline unit measures just 11cm deep, making the radiators compact enough to fit any sized room.