Night Storage Heaters Bath
Why Choose Our Electric Storage Heaters?
Are you torn between night storage heaters and traditional storage heaters? Or, do you not know the difference between both? Well, look no further as we believe that we have the answers to your questions, so you can be well-equipped with the information you need to help you make an informed choice on the best way of heating your home.The Difference Between Storage Heaters and Night Storage Heaters
Storage heaters mainly deliver their heat by convection. As the air heated by the unit rises, it cools as it falls which creates a current of air which flows around the room. Often, night storage heaters are situated opposite a window to improve this convection current. We believe that a heat source that uses radiated and convected heat offers a more comfortable experience as it eliminates colds spots, that can be caused by convection heating. Night storage heaters use electricity through the night at a lower off-peak price, but most people utilise the majority of their electricity during on-peak times, meaning that the appliances you use on a day-to-day basis, like your kettle, TV, iron and all other appliances will draw electricity at the higher rate. Depending on the electric tariff you’ve chosen, a night storage heater uses electricity for 7 or 10 hours a night to store heat, which is not something that you, the homeowner can control, which is a significant drawback to night storage heaters. Also, given the unpredictable, changeable British climate, night storage heaters are seen as a less attractive option as they are difficult to control, and can’t provide you with heat when you need it most. Which isn’t an issue with our electric storage heaters, as you can control and change the temperature with ease, whenever you want.Reduce Your Costs by 50%
In comparing night storage heaters to our electric radiators, in modern, well-insulated rooms, the fixed 7 hour period can drop to as little as 3.5 hours per day, a reduction of 50%No More Predicting the Weather
To get the most out of night storage heaters, you need to predict the weather the day before you need the heat, and none of us can do that with ease unless you are a Meteorologist! And once you have stored the heat, you won’t be able to stop it from coming out, and the heating will tend to run out in the evening, just when you need it most.Our Storage Heaters Save You Money
You can save money and electricity with our storage heaters, as our electric radiators draw far less electricity per day to maintain a comfortable, warm, cosy environment. Our radiators only require a normal, single rate domestic electricity tariff. In a well-insulated property, our 2kw heater would cost only 7p per hour to run on a very cold day, so you could make some huge savings. Gone are the days where Economy 7 is the cheapest tariff, as the day-time tariff is usually on a higher inflated rate, so the overall cost could be much higher than being on a normal tariff. Economy 7 provides a low off-peak rate, as you use huge amounts of electricity during on-peak hours, which results in costing you more. You’ll be pleased to hear that our radiators use 60% less electricity.Want To Switch?
The Energy Savings Trust recommends that to save energy consumption and money, your ideal heating system should allow you to:- Control the temperature of the room
- Reduce the temperature at night or when not occupied
Bath
West Country Heating has always advocated the benefits of electric radiators for heating homes and business spaces across Somerset, in particular, the city of Bath. Bath is set in the rolling countryside of southwest England, renowned for its natural hot springs and 18th-century Georgian architecture. We believe that any good heating system is only as good as the technology that it runs upon and any heating system should deliver a hassle-free experience to customers, combined with low economic and environmental costs. Bath is the largest city in the county of Somerset, England and in 2011 the population was 88,859. Bath is in the valley of the River Avon, 97 miles west of London and 11 miles south-east of Bristol. The city also became a World Heritage Site in 1987. We are a UK company, providing German engineering and it’s our goal to find the most economical technology available so we can provide the ideal solution for all properties in Bath and the South-west. Our clients across the south-west have expressed great satisfaction with us, based on our economic and environmental performance of our German electric heating systems, combined with quick and hassle-free installation and our customers have provided testimonials to support this. From working closely with our clients in Bath, we have developed a strong understanding of the specific concerns of the customers in the region, which has allowed us to cater our service to their needs. We emphasise the importance of customer care, as it’s helped us develop our business into one of the leading electric heating providers in the UK. West Country Heating has been able to help establish itself so powerfully in the south-west because we have gained invaluable experience by undertaking projects with the friends and family members of our existing customers who recommended our service after their positive experience with us.Customer Reviews

