Absolutely! Herschel Infrared heaters are available in a variety of sizes and finishes and are ideal for integration into the design of a building. Our infrared panel heaters are super thin and can be installed discreetly on the ceiling or wall providing a space-saving heating solution that can also blend into the room at the same time. Some of the available finishes include White panels, Mirror, Round, and Picture panels, available in sizes ranging between 250W and 1250W. Our White panels can also be painted using high quality, heat resistant radiator paint to help match room aesthetics further still, the DIY SOS Interior Design team created a true style statement by painting their infrared panels to match the striking green ceiling interior. (Please note, we are unable to give any warranty around the paint itself).

We also offer the innovative Herschel Krystal, which is a compact panel heater made from microcrystal glass. Available in 600W or 1000W, in a black or white finish, the Krystal can be neatly recessed into the ceiling for a stunning, flush finish.

Our sales team will be able to help you choose the best heaters for any room or building, to book a sales consultation, click here.

There are no maintenance and servicing costs related with Infrared heating panels.

There are no moving parts or liquids or gases that require any form of annual maintenance contract. The other major benefit of Infrared panels is that in the rare case one should go wrong, you only need replace the one that has gone wrong and don’t lose heat from the entire system (unlike central heating boilers, heat pumps, biomass).

Typical annual maintenance contracts of other heating solutions are*:

• Gas Boiler – £110 p/a
• Reversible Air conditioning – £132 p/a
• Air-water heat pump with zone controls – £210 p/a
• Biomass boiler £400

(*Average data from manufacturer and installer websites).

HydroNova uses a revolutionary new “Phase Change” technology to provide heat. When the element is charged electrically, the materials in it change “phase” from a liquid into a solid.  This “charging” process itself requires very little energy relative to heating an equivalent volume of water in a Immersion Heater.

When cold water is passed through the heat exchanger, the material changes phase back into a liquid. Heat Energy is only released at the is point.  So the element – after charging – can remain in solid form for a very long time, without ever releasing any heat at all. This saves additional energy that immersion heaters consume even when they are not used.

The wires can be chased into the wall and completely hidden or else discretely fitted within cable trunking, in much the same way as you would do when installing any electrical device (i.e. a wall mounted flatscreen TV). Please consult your electrician or a Herschel Accredited installer for more advice.