How do I reduce the running costs of my electric radiators and panel heaters?

Modified on Mon, 23 Oct, 2023 at 12:40 PM

The most effective way to reduce running costs is to reduce the set temperature of the heater, where possible. Only setting your heating to come on when you have a requirement.

The setting of the time and temperature controls can be found in your instruction manual. This includes the setting of Adaptive start which we recommend to have enabled.

This avoids heating up rooms for a long time before they are occupied, for example.

If you have both storage and direct-acting panel heaters, be sure to prioritise the use of the storage heaters (which run using cheaper, off-peak electricity). The panel heaters can be set at a temperature slightly lower than that of the storage heaters, and also timed to come on only when heat is required.


Applicable to models: 

PLX050E PLX075E PLX100E PLX125E PLX150E GFP050BE GFP075BE GFP100BE GFP150BE GFP200BE

GFP050WE GFP075WE GFP100WE GFP150WE GFP200WE MFP050E MFP075E MFP100E MFP150E MFP200E

LPP050E LPP075E LPP100E LPP150E QRAD050RF QRAD075RF QRAD100RF QRAD150RF QRAD200RF

QRAD050E QRAD075E QRAD100E QRAD150E QRAD200E BPH100M BH100G CEP500E CEP750E CEP1000E CEP1500E CEP2000E CEP050E CEP075E CEP100E CEP150E CEP200E LST050E LST075E LST100E LST150E DTD2R 05, DTD2R 07, DTD2R 10, DTD2R 12, DTD4R 05, DTD4R 07, DTD4R 10, DTD4R 15, DTD4R 20


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