IntelliHeat has been delivering superior quality, stylish and ultra-efficient heating systems across the UK & Europe for the last 15 years. Having pioneered the advanced thermodynamic electric heating system on the UK market, we have been consistently developing ever improving ultra-efficient, highly controllable and beautifully styled electric radiator systems. In parallel we have also developed a range of future proofed control systems which include full retrofit smart home automation systems, and the latest in self-learning smart-radiator technology which is fully controllable through a smart phone based app, containing highly accurate energy monitoring software.
Since our inception our aim has always been to maximise energy efficiency to both reduce fuel costs and deliver a more environmentally friendly heating solution, our products are unique on the UK market, manufactured and tested to the highest standards, every heater from every range is designed to deliver efficiency, control, comfort and elegance to its user!
A key matter under consideration is of course the energy performance of our Radiators and their capacity to influence wider EPC ratings through low energy consumption – As such we are currently working hard behind the scenes to deliver energy ratings in line with the physical energy performance of the systems and help landlords achieve D or higher ratings without the requirement to invest tens of thousands through ground source heat pump systems!
You may or may not be aware that next year landlords (inc Councils) won’t be able to let offices or flats which are below grade E – Hence the critical importance for home owners and smaller landlords in the buy to let market to identify cost effective solutions to the replacement of existing night storage heaters! coming in force in 5 months !
Effectively it is essential to remember that this is not just a matter of the potential for Intelliheat, but much more importantly our products deliver a realistic low cost option for such schemes as the Help to Heat scheme which could therefore lift numerous people out of fuel poverty, and reduce the wider energy load within the UK. Solving the current government problems of needing to meet lower emissions targets without requiring upfront costs for installation which simply make the schemes economically unviable.