Bedroom
Best pick
Oil-filled radiator
Quiet, steady heat that lingers after switching off.
Shop oil-filled radiatorsHEATING GUIDE
Compare fan, convector, halogen, oil-filled radiator and panel heaters to find the right electric heating for your room, comfort and everyday routine.
| Heater type | Best suited to | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Fan heater | Quick warmth in smaller rooms | Heats the air quickly and is easy to move. Fan noise and ongoing airflow are typical. |
| Convector heater | Warming a room evenly | Warms air through convection for a steady feel; heat may take longer to build than with a fan heater. |
| Halogen heater | Personal, directional warmth | Radiant heat is felt quickly in its direct path, making it useful for spot heating. |
| Oil-filled radiator | Longer periods of comfortable warmth | Takes time to warm up, then continues releasing heat after switching off. Usually operates quietly. |
| Panel heater | Everyday room heating | A slim, unobtrusive option for steady warmth. Timers and thermostats vary by model. |

The cheapest way to keep warm during colder months. Heated blankets keep you cosy in bed or on the sofa.
ROOM BY ROOM
Match the right electric heater to the way you use each space.
Best pick
Oil-filled radiator
Quiet, steady heat that lingers after switching off.
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Convector heater
Even, comfortable warmth for longer evenings.
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Fan heater
Fast, compact heat for small spaces.
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Halogen heater
Instant, direct warmth just where you sit.
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Convector or oil-filled radiator
Pair with a thermostat and timer for steady background heat.
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Panel heater
Slim, quiet warmth that sits neatly out of the way.
Shop electric heatersHEATER FAQS
Quick answers on choosing and running electric heaters at home.
Oil-filled radiators and convector heaters suit bedrooms: they heat steadily and quietly, and radiators keep radiating after switching off.
Fan heaters warm up fast and are portable; halogen heaters give instant warmth at a desk.
A convector heats air gently and evenly and is quieter. A fan heater pushes warm air out quickly, ideal for short bursts.
They hold heat after switching off, and a thermostat and timer keep running time down. Check costs with our Energy Cost Calculator.
Roughly 100W per square metre: a 15m² room suits about 1.5kW. Poor insulation or high ceilings need more.
Choose overheat protection and a tip-over switch, keep 1m from curtains and furniture, never cover them, and plug straight into a wall socket.
Every Geepas product has a 2-year warranty. Free next-day delivery on orders over £50 placed by 2pm.