Heating panels

TERMOFOL heating panels are modern solutions for electric room heating, combining thermal comfort with an attractive form. A wide choice of models makes it possible to match the device to the character of the interior, the available space, and the user's individual needs.

Heating panels

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Heating panels

Infrared Panel Heater without Thermostat TF-SW500

Steel heating panels

€112.28 /piece

Incl. VAT, excl. shipping

Delivery in 2–5 business days

Heating panels

Warmth tailored to your interior

Heating panels differ in construction, finish, mounting method and purpose. This makes it possible to choose a solution that suits both the room's heating needs and its function and design.

  • Wide choice

    Various panel types, sizes and outputs.

  • Various finishes

    Steel, glass, ceramic or panels with a high-quality UV print

  • Convenient control

    Control from the device panel, by remote or via Wi-Fi*

    * depending on the model

  • Silent operation

    The panels heat the room without any disturbing noise.

Technology

Modern heating using infrared

  1. 01

    Power supply

    When the device is switched on, electrical energy powers the panel's heating element.

  2. 02

    Heat generation

    The heating element quickly warms the panel surface.

  3. 03

    Infrared radiation

    The heated panel emits infrared radiation, transferring heat to surfaces, objects and people in the room.

  4. 04

    Heat release

    The warmed surfaces gradually release heat into the surroundings.

Convection heating

A convector heater warms the air, which circulates around the room and can stir up dust.

Infrared heating

Infrared radiation transfers heat directly to surfaces, objects and people in the room.

Wide choice

Different types of panels. Many possibilities.

Steel, glass, ceramic or hybrid construction – each type of panel differs in appearance, properties and functionality. This lets you choose a solution that suits the room's heating needs and the character of the interior.

1Steel

Steel heating panels stand out with their simple, minimalist design and are suitable for heating many types of rooms. Models are available without a built-in thermostat as well as versions with integrated control and Wi-Fi, so you can choose how to control the heating.

series:

  • TF-SW- without built-in thermostat
  • TF-SWT– built-in thermostat and Wi-Fi
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2Glass

Glass heating panels combine infrared heating with a modern look. The glass front gives them an elegant, minimalist form, and the available colour options let you match the panel to your interior.

series:

  • TF-GW/GB
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3Ceramic

Ceramic heating panels combine infrared heating with a decorative ceramic surface. The material heats up while the panel is running, stores heat and gradually releases it into the surroundings.

series:

  • TF-CS
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4Hybrid

Hybrid heating panels combine two ways of transferring heat – infrared radiation and convection. Integrated control with Wi-Fi lets you adjust the temperature directly on the device and manage the heating remotely.

series:

  • TF-HMP
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5Ceiling

Ceiling heating panels use infrared radiation to heat the room while keeping the walls free. Both classic heating panels and models combining heating with lighting are available, so you can match the solution to the character and function of the interior.

series:

  • TF-SW350 · TF-SP
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Personalisation

Heating panels with a print

Ceiling heating panels use infrared radiation to heat the room while keeping the walls free. Both classic heating panels and models combining heating with lighting are available, so you can match the solution to the character and function of the interior.

Art and Space

Ready-made image catalogue

Your own photo or artwork

Comparison

Why choose heating panels?

Ceiling heating panels use infrared radiation to heat the room while keeping the walls free. Both classic heating panels and models combining heating with lighting are available, so you can match the solution to the character and function of the interior.

TERMOFOL heating panels

  • flat wall / ceiling mounting*
  • more freedom in interior design
  • heating available all year round
  • suit modern interiors

* depending on the panel type

Traditional radiators

  • mounted under a window or near the floor
  • installation depends on the existing central heating system
  • work only during the heating season
  • look out of place in modern interiors
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TERMOFOL Electric Heating Panels

Electric heating panels are an alternative to classic radiators and do not require a water installation. TERMOFOL's range includes models that differ in construction, material, appearance, power, and control method, making it possible to choose a solution for different types of rooms.

Depending on the model, a panel can be a discreet heat source or a striking decorative feature. Classic white surfaces, glass, ceramic, decorative models, and designs of various proportions and sizes are all available.

Types of Heating Panels – What's the Difference?

Steel Heating Panels

Steel heating panels stand out for their simple, minimalist construction and universal look. They fit well into modern interiors where the heating device is meant to remain visually discreet. Different power ratings and formats make it easier to match the panel to the available installation space.

Glass Heating Panels

Glass heating panels combine heating function with the decorative character of glass. A smooth surface and modern finish mean the panel can become an integral part of the interior design rather than just a technical device.

This group also includes selected solutions using a mirror surface, which combine a heating function with a practical piece of room furnishing.

Ceramic Heating Panels

Ceramic heating panels use a decorative ceramic surface, setting them apart from classic heating devices. The material and finish give the panel a more decorative character, suitable for, among others, modern bathrooms and living spaces.

Depending on the model, they may be equipped with additional practical features such as towel holders and remote control functions.

Hybrid Heating Panels

Hybrid panels combine different ways of transferring heat, using both infrared radiation and convection. This construction transfers heat directly through the panel's surface while also warming the air flowing past the device.

This is a solution for users looking for electric heating that combines the benefits of an infrared panel with the operation characteristic of convection heating.

How to Choose the Right Heating Panel?

Choosing a panel should primarily take into account the heat demand of the room and the appropriate power of the device. Material, dimensions, appearance and additional features can then be matched to the installation location and the character of the interior.

The control method also matters. Selected TERMOFOL panels have an integrated thermostat, Wi-Fi, and the ability to be operated via the TERMOFOL SMART app, allowing convenient temperature regulation and heating management.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of heating panels does TERMOFOL offer?

The range includes, among others, steel, glass, ceramic and hybrid panels, differing in construction, appearance, power, and available functions.

What is the difference between a glass panel and a steel panel?

One of the fundamental differences is the material and the appearance of the surface. Steel panels have a more minimalist character, while glass allows for a more decorative finish of the device.

What is a hybrid heating panel?

A hybrid panel uses two heat-transfer mechanisms — radiation and convection.

Can a heating panel be controlled via Wi-Fi?

Yes, selected TERMOFOL models are equipped with Wi-Fi and can be operated remotely using the TERMOFOL SMART app.

Which heating panel should I choose?

First, the power output should be matched to the room's heat demand. Next, it is worth considering the dimensions, the material, the installation location, the appearance, and the control method.

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