09 · Convectors

Hydronic and electric convectors

Hydronic and electric convectors Convectors · 09

Convectors cover local heat where a radiator will not fit or a zone needs a fast boost. Aurum Prodest sizes losses, fits water and electric units at glass and entries, and does not let furniture smother the grille.

Losses from glass and height. A convector under a curtain wall cuts the cold downdraught — classic retail. Electric where there is no heating water; hydronic on a boiler or district circuit with pressure and temperature agreed.

  • Zone heat-loss calc
  • Hydronic and electric
  • Trench channels

By the numbers

12+
years on market
500+
projects delivered
50+
specialists
5yr
warranty

About the service

Losses from glass and height. A convector under a curtain wall cuts the cold downdraught — classic retail. Electric where there is no heating water; hydronic on a boiler or district circuit with pressure and temperature agreed.

Trench convectors: channel, grille, service, condensate if used for cooling (a different product). Wall units are simpler. Do not floor-length drape the grille.

Commission: vent hydronic, protect electric. Do not blow AHU supply against a cashier’s legs. Escape routes — no projecting cabinet without agreement.

5-year workmanship. Service: hydronic wash, electric elements. Ballu, Thermex, Timberk and engineered ranges — to the job, not only domestic.

A shop-floor convector at the dock is not a curtain or supply heater. We write that in the brief instead of mixing three products.

Brands

Heaters and air curtains: entrance duty, service ease, and capacity — pros and cons without marketing noise.

A brief comparison by class and use case — we match equipment to budget and site

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Brand Class Pros Cons
Frico Premium European premium for entrance groups Clearly costlier than local mid
Teplomash Mid-range Strong curtains for retail entries Not always a design look
Tropik Mid-range Reliable mid for stores and warehouses Narrower line than leaders
Ballu Best value Wide range and accessible price Less industrial endurance
Thermex Best value Straightforward electric/hydronic heat Fewer heavy industrial series
Timberk Best value Local comfort on a small budget Not for harsh 24/7 entrance traffic

Specs and standards

Glass cuts cold downdraught
Water / electric from heating-water presence
Grille do not block with furniture
Trench channel and service
Dock not a curtain substitute
Work warranty 5 years

What's included

  • 01 Zone heat-loss calc
  • 02 Hydronic and electric
  • 03 Trench channels
  • 04 Curtain-wall downdraught cut
  • 05 Pipework and venting
  • 06 Power and protection
  • 07 Escape-route agreement
  • 08 Element service and wash

How we work

  1. 01 Zone and glass
  2. 02 Convector type
  3. 03 Channel / fixing
  4. 04 Pipework or board
  5. 05 Start-up
  6. 06 Brief: do not block the grille

Advantages

Experienced specialists
Work warranty
Certified equipment
Same-day site visit
Transparent pricing
In-house production

FAQ

Will a convector heat the whole flat?

Rarely. It is zone and glass boost. Full heating design is another brief.

Hydronic on a multi-storey district system?

Only with agreed parameters. No cowboy tees.

Noisy?

Natural convection is quieter than fan units. Fan units heat faster and make more noise.

Bathrooms?

By IP and wet-room rules. Not every domestic casing.

Install time?

Wall electric — hours. Trench — with the floor finish.

Brands?

Ballu, Thermex, Timberk and engineered series — to the site.

Need a quote or installation? We reply within an hour on business days. Engineer visit and survey are free with a signed contract.