Panel wall heater

Hi! Please can anyone tell me where we can buy these panel heaters?

Carrefour stock them

Akis in Habeneras.

Thank you so much. We will try both these sources.

We have a few they really don’t give out much heat .

Willow wrote:We have a few they really don’t give out much heat .

No they don't & they use a lot of electric, well ours did when we had them, couldn't wait to get shut to be honest.

elchedave wrote:

Willow wrote:We have a few they really don’t give out much heat .

No they don't & they use a lot of electric, well ours did when we had them, couldn't wait to get shut to be honest.

I find the opposite although I only have a 2-bed 1 bath apartment. I have 3, one in the living room, 1 in the hallway and 1 in the bedroom. They are 400 watts each. I also have the Iberdrola 8-hour tariff from 8am to 1pm and then again from 7pm to 10 pm. On a normal day I have the living room and hallway panels on during off peak and it costs 6 cents an hour for both.
If I run them during peak hours it's 13 cents an hour. I only use the bedroom one if it goes below about 5 degC.
If I need an extra backup I put the aircon unit in the living room on for an hour.
It works out really cheap for me.

TonTri wrote:

elchedave wrote:

Willow wrote:We have a few they really don’t give out much heat .

No they don't & they use a lot of electric, well ours did when we had them, couldn't wait to get shut to be honest.

I find the opposite although I only have a 2-bed 1 bath apartment. I have 3, one in the living room, 1 in the hallway and 1 in the bedroom. They are 400 watts each. I also have the Iberdrola 8-hour tariff from 8am to 1pm and then again from 7pm to 10 pm. On a normal day I have the living room and hallway panels on during off peak and it costs 6 cents an hour for both.
If I run them during peak hours it's 13 cents an hour. I only use the bedroom one if it goes below about 5 degC.
If I need an extra backup I put the aircon unit in the living room on for an hour.
It works out really cheap for me.

We didn't have the 8 hour tariff, just the normal rate. We had to leave them on 24/7 too so that's why they cost so much to run. We had to leave them on otherwise the house, just a small 2 bed detached, was freezing & we found those heaters weren't really up to heating from cold, they kept it reasonably warm once you got it up to temperature but as i said, they had to be on day & night. To be honest we use our air con inverter units as a comfortable, reasonably priced form of heating.