Frequently Asked Questions

Design Radiators, Radiators & Towel Warmers

How do I choose the right heating output for my room?

The required heating output depends on the room size, level of insulation and local climate. Choosing the right output helps ensure good comfort and efficient heating. The best solution is to consult a qualified heating engineer who can assess the type of heating system and estimate the output required to heat the room.

As a general guideline, a 10 m² room may require around 700–1,000 W, but the actual output required varies depending on insulation, ceiling height, room exposure and climate. It is always recommended to consult a qualified heating engineer who can assess the required output.

There is no fixed frequency. Radiators should be bled when there is air trapped inside, for example if they do not heat evenly or make unusual noises. For central heating systems, it is preferable to consult an experienced heating professional.

Uneven heating may indicate trapped air in the radiator, a water circulation problem or another issue with the heating system. If the problem persists after bleeding the radiator, it is advisable to have the heating system checked by a qualified professional.

In some cases, yes, provided that the new radiator is compatible with the dimensions and position of the existing connections. It is advisable to check the connection centres, fittings and characteristics of the heating system before replacing the radiator. Replacing a radiator, designer radiator or towel warmer is not always straightforward, and different precautions may be required for water-based or electric heating systems. For this reason, always read the installation instructions carefully before proceeding, or have the product installed by a qualified plumber or heating professional.

A radiator is primarily designed to heat a room, while a designer radiator combines heating functionality with a design intended to complement and integrate with the interior.

The ideal position depends on the room layout and the heating system. In general, it is important to keep the area around the radiator clear to allow heat to circulate effectively.

Yes. Installing a radiator under a window is a common solution, but compatibility with the radiator dimensions, connections, heating system and minimum installation distances should always be checked.

Curtains and furniture can restrict air circulation and reduce the effective distribution of heat. It is therefore preferable to keep the radiator and the surrounding area clear.

A water-based towel warmer is connected to a central heating system, while an electric towel warmer is powered by electricity and can be used independently of the central heating system.

Electric Heating

What are the benefits of electric heating?

Electric heating is easy to install, requires little maintenance and can heat rooms quickly. It is a practical solution for supplementing an existing heating system or heating individual rooms.

Electric heating generally requires little maintenance. However, it is important to keep the product clean, avoid blocking air inlets and outlets, and follow the maintenance instructions provided for the specific model.

Consumption mainly depends on the product’s power output and how long it operates. For example, a 1,000 W appliance consumes 1 kWh for every hour of operation at maximum power.

This depends on the room size, insulation and power output of the appliance. Before choosing a product, it is important to ensure that its output is suitable for the characteristics of the room and to consult a qualified heating engineer for an appropriate assessment of the room and the type of product required.

This depends on the model. Fixed products must be installed according to the specified distances from walls, furniture and other surfaces, while portable models can be moved around the room in accordance with the instructions for use.

Ventilation

What is the difference between a fan and an air circulator?

A fan creates a direct airflow towards people, providing an immediate cooling sensation. An air circulator, on the other hand, helps distribute air throughout the room, promoting a more even temperature.

Place it in an unobstructed area where it can help circulate air throughout the room. Avoid covering or blocking the air intake and outlet grilles.

Maintenance is generally simple. Before cleaning, always switch off and unplug the product. Remove dust from the grilles and blades according to the instructions in the manual, and make sure that any washable parts are completely dry before reassembling the product.

Consider the size of the room, the available space and the type of airflow you need. Table fans, pedestal fans, tower fans and ceiling fans are designed to meet different requirements.

The oscillation function distributes the airflow over a wider area, preventing the airflow from being concentrated in one location.

Place the fan in an unobstructed position and direct it to encourage air circulation. Its position in relation to windows and doors can also affect how effectively the airflow circulates around the room.

The sensor detects specific hand movements and interprets them as commands, allowing you to control the fan without touching the control panel or remote control.

Air Treatment

How do I know when the filter needs to be replaced?

Many air purifiers feature an indicator that signals when the filter needs to be replaced. Reduced performance or a visibly dirty filter may also indicate that it is time for a replacement.

It depends on the model and type of filter. Traditional HEPA filters are generally not washable and should be replaced according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Always check the instructions for your specific air purifier.

No. An air purifier can help reduce certain particles and substances in the air, but it cannot replace the fresh air exchange provided by proper ventilation.

It is important to choose a model suitable for the size of the room and to check the airflow rate or CADR value specified by the manufacturer.

CADR stands for Clean Air Delivery Rate and indicates the amount of filtered and purified air that an air purifier can deliver. It is a useful parameter for comparing product performance in relation to room size.

Place it in an unobstructed area without blocking the air intake or outlet. Avoid placing it behind furniture or in very confined spaces, as this may reduce its effectiveness.

The frequency depends on the model and how often it is used. In general, the pre-filter should be checked and cleaned regularly to prevent dust build-up and maintain good airflow.

There is no universal lifespan. It depends on the type of filter, how often the purifier is used and the air quality in the environment. It is therefore best to follow the replacement indicator and the manufacturer’s instructions.

A HEPA filter is designed to capture particles present in the air, while activated carbon is primarily used to help reduce odours and certain gaseous substances.

It can help reduce certain odours, particularly when equipped with an activated carbon filter. Effectiveness depends on the type and concentration of the odour and the characteristics of the air purifier.

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