England may be a highly advanced nation, but there is one area where Germany definitely has the edge: electric heating. Whilst the UK is largely stuck with ineffective night storage heaters or inconvenient oil and LPG options, German homes are making the most of modern radiators and the many benefits they offer.

Foremost amongst these is cost. Here are just three of the ways that trying one out could boost your bank balance…

1. You’ll have complete control over your heating

One of the ways that we waste energy in Britain is by leaving the heating on when we’re not at home. We all know how quickly the room temperature can drop in England, so if we’re only popping out for an hour or two, it can be very tempting to leave it turned on so that we can come back to a warm home. Our clever German electric radiators mean that this is no longer necessary. Providing 24-hour wireless dial control, they can be turned on and off from your smartphone or tablet, meaning that you can switch them off when you leave, and remotely turn them on just before you get back. The result? Lower energy bills and more money in your bank.

2. You won’t have any maintenance costs

There is an added financial boon when you buy your German electric heaters from us: not only do we offer a 25-year manufacturer backed guarantee, but when you purchase one of our heaters, you won’t have any maintenance bills ever. We’re sure that the benefit of this needs no explaining!

3. It could help to reduce the need for repairs to your home

Thirdly and finally, we want to point out another advantage that few people are aware of: radiators can help to combat condensation and eradicate damp. This is because of the way they work, radiating and convecting warm air to maintain an even temperature throughout the room. This makes it possible to avoid the often costly repairs necessitated by such issues, which can save you a significant amount of money in the long term.

If you want to reduce your monthly heating expenditure, could German electric radiators be the answer you’re looking for?