Tag: Thermostat control
Regardless of current weather conditions, the calendar is relentlessly chasing us towards autumn. And this time, due to the political and economic weather situation, it promises to be not only particularly uncomfortable, but also extremely expensive due to the sharp rise in gas and electricity prices. High time to put a stop to these cost drivers with the Convector TCH 21 E, which is finally available again. Although the convector also heats with electricity, it guarantees low consumption costs thanks to the integrated thermostat control, with which you can regulate the room temperature fully automatically to your individual comfort level.Convector TCH 23 E: two-stage 2,000 W heat with turbo fan and energy-saving thermostat control – available again
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Energy-efficient heating is the order of the day. And if need be, with less gas or even without any gas at all. Who knows what else is in store for us? So it’s good to have a lifeline like the Convector TCH 23 E , which is finally available again. The compact mobile unit impresses with its modern product design, clear shapes and ease of use. You switch it on, set your desired temperature and immediately enjoy pleasant convection heat. And best of all: the intelligent automatic heat control regulates the room temperature fully automatically, thus reducing power consumption to a minimum.
NEW Convector TCH 23 E: mobile panel radiator with 2,000 W, including turbo fan and energy-saving thermostat control – finally available
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Now we are resisting – against the price hikes for oil and gas. Because with the new Convector TCH 23 E, which is finally available again, we have the choice to recapture the galloping heating costs. Simply switch on, set the temperature, and, if desired, enjoy pleasant warmth at turbo speed – its intelligent thermostat-control regulates the room temperature fully automatically, thus reducing power consumption to a minimum. Ideal for providing cosy warmth to rooms and work areas that are otherwise rarely used or are not connected to central heating.