VIGO

VIGO Electric Convector Heaters are devices that use 100% of the energy. They are heaters that require no capital investment anywhere you need heating, are simple to use and install, and can be moved anywhere. They provide comfortable and safe heating, offering various solutions for your heating needs in homes, workplaces, offices, shops, hospitals, nursing homes, kindergartens, schools, mountain houses, cottage settlements, dachas, and prefabricated houses. They have high heating power, convenient transport or mounting, and safe, decorative options.

Electric panel convectors heat up in a very short time; their small size and light weight are their main advantages. Heating is provided by aluminum fins on a resistance element placed inside the device. Cold air entering through the ducts on the bottom skirt of the housing passes through the heated resistance fins and exits as hot air from the ducts on the front cover. In this way, the circulating air heats the surrounding environment through natural heat exchange. Unlike some heaters on the market, it not only heats exposed surfaces but also evenly heats the entire surrounding environment. This provides a beautiful and decorative appearance in its setting thanks to its special design.

* The convector's surface area, significantly larger than comparable units, ensures balanced heat distribution, does not burn dust in the air, creates no unpleasant odor, and keeps your living environment more spacious. Our modern facilities use no substances harmful to human health when cleaning surfaces and applying paint.

* Great attention is paid to safety with the Vigo Electric Convector. The electric panel convector model is available with wall-mounted, floor, and portable options. Plastic feet are included. These plastic feet are free.

Raising and lowering the temperature

You can adjust the temperature using the thermostat dial on the back panel of the electric panel convector. By turning the dial right and left, as shown below, you can set the time for the thermostat controlling your heater to switch on and off, allowing the device to run for a short or long time.

Switching off the device

When the electric panel convector is switched off, the power switch is turned off first and then disconnected.