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Energy Efficiency:

Energy Efficiency:

Tube heaters convert electricity into heat with high efficiency, making them cost-effective to operate.

Space-Saving Design:

Space-Saving Design:

Their slim profile allows for easy installation in tight spaces, maximizing usable area.

Moisture Control:

Moisture Control:

They help prevent dampness and condensation, protecting your tools and belongings from damage.

Versatile Use:

Versatile Use:

Ideal for sheds, garages, greenhouses, and more, tube heaters can be used in any area where warmth is needed.

Tube heaters are an efficient and effective heating solution designed for a variety of spaces, including gardens, workshops, and garages. They use advanced heating technology to provide consistent warmth while being energy-efficient.

Tube Heater Function

Tube heaters operate using infrared technology, which directly warms objects and people in the room rather than heating the air. This method creates a comfortable environment quickly and efficiently.

Why Tube Heaters?

Amazingly Constructed and Well Maintained Spaces

Morris tubular 1p per hour electric heaters

Low Running Costs

With some models costing as little as 1p per hour electric heaters to run, they are one of the most economical heating options available.

Morris tube heater easy installation

Easy Installation

Most tube heaters can be mounted on walls or ceilings, making setup straightforward.

Morris tube heater with durable design

Durability​

Built to last, tube heaters are designed to withstand varying conditions, ensuring long-term performance.

FAQs

Are tube heaters expensive to run?

Tube heaters are economical, costing around 1p per hour electric heaters. Their low running costs make them ideal for consistent heating in homes, garages and greenhouses.

Yes, tube heaters are efficient and effective for heating spaces. They provide reliable warmth in homes, garages, greenhouses, and even outdoor areas, making them a popular choice.

A tubular heater helps reduce condensation by maintaining a stable temperature, especially in damp areas like bathrooms, sheds and greenhouses, effectively preventing moisture buildup.

Yes, you can leave a tube heater on continuously. For safety and efficiency, consider using a tubular heater with thermostat. Morris’s tube heaters also feature thermal cut for overheating protection, ensuring safe operation.

Absolutely! A shed heater can effectively warm your shed, ensuring a comfortable workspace or storage area, even during colder months, making it versatile for various applications.

Yes, tube heaters do get hot to the touch. To prevent burns, ensure they are placed out of reach of children and pets. For added protection and safety, use tube heater guards to help shield against accidental contact at all times.

No, tube heaters do not require venting. They are designed for safe operation in enclosed spaces, making them perfect for rooms, garages, and outdoor areas like greenhouses.

Place a tubular heater in areas that require warmth, such as garages, greenhouses, or bathrooms. Positioning it near walls enhances heat distribution throughout the space.

Tubular heaters provide consistent, gentle heat, suitable for small to medium-sized spaces, including greenhouses and workshops, ensuring comfort without excessive power use.

Tube heaters are efficient, typically using between 55–240 watts. This low power consumption makes them a practical choice for economical heating solutions in various environments.

Tube heaters are highly efficient, converting nearly all energy into heat. This makes them an excellent choice for cost-effective heating, minimising energy waste in your space.

Do tube heaters cost a lot to run?

No, tube heaters are affordable to run, often around 1p per hour electric heaters. This makes them a great investment for consistent heating in a variety of settings, including sheds.

Using a tubular heater is one of the cheapest ways to heat a room. Opt for models with energy-saving features to maximise efficiency and effectively reduce overall heating costs effectively.

Tube heaters are designed with safety in mind, featuring thermal cut-offs to prevent overheating. Always follow safety guidelines for worry-free operation in any setting.

A quality tube heater can last between 10-20 years with proper maintenance. This longevity ensures you get long-term value and reliable heating for your space without frequent replacements.

Heat output varies, but a typical tube heater provides sufficient warmth for small spaces, making it an ideal greenhouse heater or for garages, ensuring comfort all around.

Radiant tube heaters should be placed near walls or in corners to maximise heat coverage. This positioning helps distribute warmth evenly throughout the room for effective heating.

Yes, tubular heaters are efficient, offering good heat output while consuming minimal energy. They are a smart choice for any heating needs, especially in enclosed spaces.

Yes, an airing cupboard heater is perfect for keeping linens warm and dry, preventing dampness and musty smells while ensuring your storage space remains comfortable.

Running a 40W tube heater costs about 1p per hour, making it an economical choice for heating small rooms, such as bathrooms or airing cupboards, without high energy bills.

Choose a tubular heater based on room size; typically, 2ft or 3ft models work well for small to medium rooms, providing ample warmth while keeping energy use low.

No, tubular heaters are designed to be installed horizontally for optimal performance. This ensures even heat distribution across the space, maximising its heating efficiency.

For a wide selection of tube heaters and to make a purchase, visit our main store at TubeHeaters.co.uk.

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