Convector

Convectors are adapted for modern, hydronic heating systems. The steel makes the convector more robust for the public environment. Plinth convectors fit in front and under windows or submerged in floors. Convectors give a lot of power in compact size.

Trench convectors are available with or without integrated fan as well as with both heating and cooling function in water-borne central heating systems. Trench convectors are a hidden heating solution that fits perfectly in front of large windows.

One advantage of in-floor convectors is that they do not build up the floor as much as, for example, underfloor heating. This means that in-floor convectors can be installed in most places in both private homes and in public environments.

Floor fan convectors are available with or without an integrated fan, along with both heating and cooling functions. Adjustable fan options are the most common as they can provide up to four times more heat output whilst keeping fan noise to a minimum and only using a few watts. In-floor fan convectors also have the benefit of space saving, meaning they can be installed in most private homes and public environments.

Fan convectors provide rapid heat using a small amount of space. They are perfect for maximizing the amount of available space in any room. They provide solutions for semi-commercial applications such as retail or restaurants dining spaces. They can also be a great solution for domestic properties in areas such as conservatories or narrow areas that have large heating demands.

Accessories for convectors include various wall and floor brackets.