Installed Heating
Dimplex installed heating systems deliver reliable, energy-efficient electric heating solutions designed for individual rooms or entire homes, offering comfort and convenience.
As the UK advances its efforts to decarbonise and embrace sustainable energy, Dimplex electric heating solutions are an ideal choice. They are easy to install, deliver excellent functionality, and ensure efficient energy use. Dimplex offers two types of installed electric heaters: direct-acting heaters, providing instant warmth with standard rate electricity, and storage heaters which store low-cost energy for gradual release through the day.
What does electric heating mean to you?
Lower costs
Lower upfront expenses during construction or renovation, greater design flexibility and minimal to no servicing or maintinance.
Eco-friendly solution
No carbon dioxide emissions, helping to lower your home's carbon footprint and reduce it's environmental impact.
Savings on energy bills
Benefit from smart energy tariffs tailored for modern storage heating, like the British Gas Dimplex Quantum Tariff, to reduce your energy bills.
Smart heating controls
Efficiently manage your heating with systems that adapt to changing weather and your preferences, ensuring your preferred room temperature is always maintained.
Explore our full product range
Storage Heaters
A storage heater is a type of electric heater that stores thermal energy generated during off-peak hours from low-cost electricity and releases the heat gradually throughout the day.
Panel Heaters
Panel heaters are direct-acting heaters designed to provide quick, efficient warmth, primarily heating a space through convection. Some panel heaters also include radiant heating for a more evenly distributed warmth.
Electric Radiators
Dimplex electric radiators offer efficient, stylish heating with precise control and energy-saving features, perfect for any space.
Featured product
Quantum
Designed, developed and manufactured in the UK, Quantum is the most advanced high heat retention (HHR) storage heater on the market today, economically and efficiently delivering on-demand heating using low-cost, off-peak electricity.
Fan Heaters
Fan heaters use a fan to circulate warm air generated by a heating element, providing rapid and efficient heating. They are versatile and suitable for spot heating or warming up small to medium-sized spaces.
Towel Rails
Designed to keep your towels warm and dry all year round while providing gentle background warmth, Dimplex towel rails are a great solution for every bathroom.
Supplementary Heaters
Heating products that address often difficult-to-heat areas such as conservatories, patios, garages and workshops, utility room, cupboards or corridors.
Water Cylinders
Electric water heating is an efficient method of heating water directly with electric immersion, reducing energy losses than can be experienced from pipework, and circulating pumps
Featured product
Q-Rad
Q-Rad is our most intelligent, Lot 20 compliant electric radiator yet, with attractive styling to match the Quantum off-peak storage range. It provides instant warmth through dual-element technology.
Looking for something in particular?
How do I know what capacity fan coil I need?
Working out what capacity fan coil unit you need requires a lot of factors to be taken into consideration from the outset of a project, including solar gains. These include building orientation, geographical location, envelope construction materials and infiltration alongside internal gains such as lighting, equipment and occupancy. These will have to be considered with any potential plans to install solar shading, as they all have an impact on the predicted performance of a building.
Which heating and cooling emitters can I use with a heat pump?
Any hydronic heating and cooling emitter such as fan coils, radiators or trench heating, could be used with a heat pump.
There are a number of factors, however, which will ultimately impact the final specification. These include thermal requirements, such as whether the building needs heating only or heating and cooling, control requirements and design preferences, such as whether to have the emitter recessed or on view.
What are the different types of heat pumps and where would you use them?
There are three types of heat pumps available for the built environment, classified by where they source their primary energy: air, ground or water. Each has its benefits depending on the application and specific design conditions.