Fan-Forced Heating
Fan-Forced heaters rapidly distribute warm air throughout the room, delivering quick and powerful heat. With a built-in timer, they're perfect for spaces that need fast, on-demand warmth.
Smart Heating Solutions
Convectair offers you a wide variety of fan-forced heaters, to better fulfill your comfort needs. For those with space restrictions, we suggest heaters with built-in fans, like the Piccolo or Soprano, which is installed high up on the wall. For those with greater heating needs, we suggest the Calypso, with its total capacity of 2000W.
Peace of Mind
Our clients safety is very important to us. We therefore ensure that all of our fan-forced heaters are built with rounded corners and heating elements that are inaccessible to children’s fingers. Thermostats are lockable and equipped with thermal protection in cases of overheating.
Exceptional Quality
Convectair heaters satisfy Canadian safety standards. In addition, in 2013, we earned the France Garantie distinction, certifying that the entirety of manufacturing is carried out in France. Such production quality control enables us to guarantee the highest quality and performance of our heaters.
Convectair Warranty
2 Years against all manufacturing defects.
5 Years on heating elements.
For reliable and guaranteed installation, Convectair recommends consulting a certified electrician.
Discover our Fan-Forced Heater Series
Calypso
Our most powerful fan-forced heater, it’s the preferential choice for those seeking quick heating throughout the room.
Soprano
Installed high on the wall, this fan-forced heater allows you to place furniture more freely.
Piccolo
Slim, small, and powerful - an efficient fan-forced heater that is sure to fit your space.
Adagio
Bringing luxurious warmth to the bathroom, this fan-forced heater even comes equipped with towel bars.
Fan-Forced Heating FAQs
Fan-forced heaters use electric elements that heat up when electricity passes through them. A built-in fan then blows air over these heated elements, distributing warm air throughout the room. This mechanism allows the heater to warm a space quickly and evenly.
Fan-forced heaters are relatively energy-efficient, especially when used in small to medium-sized rooms. They quickly distribute heat, minimizing the time the heater needs to run. However, their efficiency can vary based on the model and usage patterns.
While many modern fan-forced heaters include safety features like overheat protection and automatic shut-off, it's generally safer to avoid leaving them on overnight. Older models or those without these safety features could pose a fire risk if left unattended.
Yes, fan-forced heaters can dry out the air because they constantly circulate heated air, which can reduce humidity levels. Prolonged use in a small space may lead to uncomfortable dryness, which could affect your skin and respiratory system.
Fan-forced heaters are portable, heat rooms quickly, and evenly distribute warmth. They are generally affordable and come with safety features like tip-over switches. Some models even have a fan-only mode, making them versatile for year-round use.
The primary drawbacks include noise from the fan and the potential for drying out the air. They may also circulate dust and allergens, which could be problematic for those with respiratory issues. Additionally, they might not be ideal for large spaces unless used as a supplemental heat source.
Fan-forced heaters heat rooms faster than oil-filled radiators or infrared heaters but can be noisier. They are often more affordable and portable but might be less efficient in maintaining a consistent temperature compared to ceramic heaters with fans.
Many fan-forced heaters are designed with safety features such as overheat protection and cool-to-touch exteriors, making them safe for use around children and pets. However, it's always essential to supervise their use and ensure they are placed away from flammable materials.
The lifespan of a fan-forced heater depends on the quality of the unit and how often it's used. Typically, a well-maintained heater from a reputable brand can last several years. Regular cleaning and avoiding overuse can extend its lifespan.
Fan-forced heaters are typically best as supplemental heat sources due to their design, which is optimized for small to medium-sized spaces. They can warm up a room quickly but may struggle to maintain consistent heat in larger areas or extremely cold conditions.