Electric convectors SE
Heating glazed facades without a boiler or pipes: electric heating elements 220 V built into aluminium plates work in the heat exchanger. A ready-to-install unit 90 mm high.
Output by length
| Length | 1000 mm | 1250 mm | 1500 mm | 1750 mm | 2000 mm |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heat output | 330 W | 420 W | 515 W | 605 W | 700 W |
Control and modes
The temperature is regulated by 220 V mains thermostats with several hourly-control options — separate day and night settings. The manufacturer recommends pairing it with electric underfloor heating as a single system — the convector covers the glazing, the floor provides the background.
FRHE — floor-standing electric
When there is no screed and the window has a low sill — the same electric scheme in a floor casing on legs. A 1 mm steel casing (white or any RAL), 148 mm wide, 176 mm high, lengths 1250–3000 mm in 250 mm steps. The 220 V connection is hidden in the legs, and on top is a longitudinal anodised-aluminium “Satin” grille. On request — two or three heat exchangers horizontally.
Who SE is not for
If the building already has water heating with spare capacity — a water series of the same height (S/C 90) gives cheaper heat in operation. SE wins where running coolant to the window costs more than paying for electricity.
The casing — Inox, Black or Alum, same as the water series.
Questions & answers
Is a boiler needed?
No. SE is a standalone device: 220 V heating elements in aluminium plates do the heating, and it is not connected to a water system.
How much heat does SE give?
330–700 W depending on length (1000–2000 mm). For comparison: a water S/C 90 of the same height at 85/75 °C gives 303–770 W over lengths up to 2000 mm.